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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 1/2/2021 Anaheim Ducks Detroit Red Wings 1197599 Ducks like what they have seen from prospect Trevor 1197626 How heavy a load can Detroit Red Wings' Danny Zegras at World Juniors DeKeyser carry after missing a year? 1197600 How Kevin Shattenkirk is fitting with Ducks’ D-men and the 1197627 Detroit Red Wings training camp live updates: An early ‘spots available’ look at power play groups 1197628 New Red Wing Bobby Ryan impressed by Dylan Larkin's Arizona Coyotes leadership, competitiveness 1197601 The best plays and games of Arizona sports teams in 1197629 Red Wings' Danny DeKeyser says he's fortunate to be 2020 healthy, playing hockey again 1197630 Red Wings training camp Day 1: First observations, early Boston Bruins power-play looks 1197602 Bruins reportedly may play outdoor game in February 1197603 Literally and figuratively, Zdeno Chara was a giant gift to Edmonton Oilers Bruins fans 1197631 Oil Spills: Rebuilding Senators better but still bound for 1197604 Bruins heading outdoors to Lake Tahoe Canadian basement 1197605 Brandon Carlo embraces challenges ahead 1197632 How a stint in Sweden prepared Oilers prospect Evan 1197606 The Story Behind Zdeno Chara’s Boston Bruins Exit | Bouchard for NHL camp BHN+ 1197607 Charlie McAvoy is Bruins’ big man now: ‘He’s going to be Los Angeles Kings the leader’ 1197633 Kings veterans Jeff Carter and Dustin Brown showing that 36 is the new 26 Buffalo Sabres 1197634 TRAINING CAMP DAY 2 – SCRIMMAGE NOTES, 1197608 Rasmus Dahlin added strength in quest to earn bigger role MCLELLAN PLEASED, 3 KEY TAKEAWAYS with Sabres 1197635 THEY SAID IT – WORLD JUNIORS QUOTES 1197609 Mike Harrington: Even in this bizarro world, it was great to see hockey again Minnesota Wild 1197610 Former Sabres assistant GM Randy Sexton hired by 1197636 Former NHL GM Randy Sexton joins Wild as senior Minnesota Wild advisor 1197611 Ralph Krueger says 'all's under control' after injured Jack 1197637 Goodbye, 2020. 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Season Will Have Flashes of Other per report Difficult Eras 1197620 Avalanche to play outdoor game at Lake TahoePublished 14 hours ago on January 1, 2021By Scott MacDonald Ottawa Senators 1197645 The Ottawa Senators have been thrilled with what they've Columbus Blue Jackets seen from Tim Stuetzle at juniors 1197621 Blue Jackets forward Emil Bemstrom plans to heat up next 1197646 GARRIOCH: Coach D.J. Smith is confident there will be season with more goals, saunas plenty of competition for jobs at Senators' camp 1197622 How we’d run the Blue Jackets: Find a way to get to the next level Philadelphia Flyers 1197647 Report: Flyers to play Boston in outdoor game in Lake Dallas Stars Tahoe on Feb. 21 1197623 What is the Stars’ response after their run to the Stanley 1197648 Five burning questions facing Flyers as abbreviated Cup Final? training camp begins | Sam Carchidi 1197624 What impact will COVID-19 have on the Stars’ season? 1197649 Sean Couturier recalls past, says fast start is imperative in 1197625 Dallas Stars 2020-21 season preview shortened NHL season 1197650 Flyers playing intriguing new outdoor game this year 1197651 Samuel Morin, forward? Flyers committed to giving position change a real shot Pittsburgh Penguins Winnipeg Jets 1197652 Penguins forward Kasperi Kapanen to miss start of 1197677 Winnipeg Jets return to ice with sights set on swift start to training camp short season 1197653 Minor League Report: Nailers get first win of the season 1197678 Former Kings forward hoping to stick with Jets 1197654 Penguins A to Z: Can Mike Matheson finally realize his 1197679 Jets training camp roster promises intense competition potential? leading into season 1197655 Kasperi Kapanen dealing with immigration issues ahead of Penguins camp 1197656 Countdown to camp: 21 resolutions for successful SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 Penguins season 1197657 Sidney Crosby’s concussion 10 years later and the NHL’s progress since: Yohe 1197658 Identity & Swagger: 3 (Should Be) Penguins New Year Resolutions San Jose Sharks 1197659 Bob Boughner explains how he’ll likely utilize his goalies early in season 1197660 Sharks reportedly not part of NHL's Lake Tahoe outdoor games 1197661 Jumbo's absence not lost on Sharks, their ears in training camp 1197662 Handemark Steps in, Middleton Bulks Up 1197663 SAN JOSE SHARKS Boughner on Vlasic-Karlsson, Why Gambrell Might Have Leg Up for 3C 1197664 Marleau Looks Back, Why Will This Year Be Different for Jones? 1197665 Sheng on Sharks’ Training Camp: Gregor as 3C? 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Tampa Bay Lightning 1197666 How can the Lightning replace Nikita Kucherov and other camp questions answered Toronto Maple Leafs 1197667 For all the Leafs’ off-season changes, real change will have to come from within 1197668 KOSHAN: Delving into some Leafs questions before the club goes camping 1197669 One question for every Maple Leaf to start the 2021 season Vancouver Canucks 1197680 5 things to know about the Vancouver Canucks' 2020-21 training camp Vegas Golden Knights 1197670 Golden Knights release 40-player training camp roster 1197671 Golden Knights to play outdoor game in Lake Tahoe 1197672 Report: Golden Knights to play outdoors at Lake Tahoe this season 1197673 Top 10 Vegas Golden Knights moments from 2020 1197674 Goodbye Raiders, Hello Golden Knights: Las Vegas Market Pivots From NFL to NHL In January Of New Year Washington Capitals 1197675 Laviolette is starting 'fresh' with every player, including Kuznetsov 1197676 Chara isn't coming to Washington to take over: 'This is Alex’s team' Websites 1197681 The Athletic / All the details of NHL’s outdoor games at Lake Tahoe 1197682 Sportsnet.ca / NHL planning two outdoor games at Lake Tahoe for 2021 season 1197683 Sportsnet.ca / Oilers face big questions in net with Smith, Koskinen battling aging curve 1197684 Sportsnet.ca / D.J. Smith pleased with player conditioning as Senators camp opens 1197685 Sportsnet.ca / 3 bold Vancouver Canucks predictions for 2021 1197686 Newhook "probably 50-50" to play vs. Czechs 1197687 USA TODAY / Reports: NHL planning two outdoor games at Lake Tahoe for 2021 season 1197599 Anaheim Ducks goaltender Lukas Dostal and right wing Jacob Perreault, two promising young players who aren’t expected to make the opening night roster. Dostal and Perreault were teammates on the White team Friday morning Ducks like what they have seen from prospect Trevor Zegras at World at Great Park Ice, with Dostal forming a tandem in goal with John Gibson Juniors and Perreault skating on a line with left wing Antoine Morand and center Benoit-Olivier Groulx. By ELLIOTT TEAFORD | PUBLISHED: January 1, 2021 at 2:16 p.m. | Dostal, a 20-year-old native of Brno, Czech Republic, who was the UPDATED: January 1, 2021 at 2:16 p.m. Ducks’ third-round pick (85th overall) in the 2013 draft, was 10-1-0 with a 1.64 goals-against average and a .940 save percentage in 11 games to start the season with Ilves in Finland’s Liiga. Trevor Zegras received his marching orders from Ducks general Perreault, the 18-year-old son of former NHL player Yanic Perreault, was manager Bob Murray in the form of a motivational phone call earlier this the second of the Ducks’ two first-round picks (27th overall) in the 2020 week. Zegras wasn’t with the Ducks to start training camp in Irvine, but draft. He hasn’t returned to play with the Sarnia Sting of the Ontario he was playing with Team USA at the World Junior Championship in Hockey League this season because of the Canadian coronavirus Edmonton. shutdown. “I reminded him (Wednesday) night that the reason he’s at World Juniors Orange County Register: LOADED: 01.02.2021 starts (Thursday),” Murray said, referring to the Americans’ final preliminary round game against Sweden. “He’s got to help lead that team and get them into the finals. That’s why I sent him there. “So far, so good.” Indeed. Zegras sparked the United States to a 4-0 victory over Sweden with one goal and two assists, giving him a tournament-high 13 points, including a co-leading six goals, in four games. The Americans (3-1) won Group B and advanced to play Slovakia on Saturday in the quarterfinals. The U.S. could be on a collision course with Team Canada and another Ducks first-round draft pick, defenseman Jamie Drysdale. The Canadians (4-0) won Group A and will face the Czech Republic in a quarterfinal game Saturday. Drysdale has two points, both assists, in four games.
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