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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 05/18/19 Anaheim Ducks Edmonton Oilers 1144766 Ducks prospect Max Comtois scores twice, but Gulls fall to 1144795 Whatever player moves Holland makes will be around Wolves in OT Oilers draft 1144767 Max Comtois develops into ‘total package power forward’ 1144796 Holland has long list of coaching candidates he's looking during challenging season into 1144797 Dmitri Samorukov is off to the Memorial Cup and is the Boston Bruins Oilers’ fastest rising prospect 1144768 Stanley Cup Final schedule is announced 1144769 Bruins believe rest won’t mean rust for Tuukka Rask Los Angeles Kings 1144770 We don’t know when the Stanley Cup Final will start, but 1144798 ROYAL LINEAGE: ALEX TURCOTTE, COLE CAUFIELD here are the variables (FEAT. TONY GRANATO) 1144771 Bruce Cassidy’s improv routine in Game 4 gets rave reviews Minnesota Wild 1144772 The series turned on special teams, and the Bruins were 1144799 Wild forward Luke Kunin joins U.S. team at hockey world way better championships 1144773 Bruins equipped for Cup finals with smothering defense 1144800 Former Gopher, Wild hockey players chosen to lead 1144774 Bruins fans see good omen in bear’s romp through Stillwater hockey Arlington 1144801 Duluth's 97-year-old hockey legend Mark Sertich keeps on 1144775 David Backes beats adversity, becomes key part of skating Bruins’ run 1144802 Wild forward Luke Kunin added to Team USA roster 1144776 Noted Boston-hater Alex Bregman does sensible thing, gives up, admits he's rooting for Bruins in Stanley Cup F Montreal Canadiens 1144777 Bruins' Perfection Line lives up to its name in clinching 1144803 Hickey on hockey: Mitch Marner is worth offer-sheet risk Cup berth for Canadiens 1144778 Zdeno Chara has kind words for Rod Brind'Amour after 1144804 What the Puck: NHL grass is greener on Bruins' side of handshake line exchange the fence 1144779 How Bruins can make history by bringing third straight title 1144805 Why the Canadiens would be wise to sign Joel Armia to a to Boston short-term deal 1144780 Backes emotional at chance to win a Cup after 'thinking about it for a long time' New Jersey Devils 1144781 10 signs the Bruins are steaming toward lifting the Stanley 1144806 How Devils prospect Marian Studenic has soaked in World Cup Championships while playing in his native Slovakia 1144807 Stanley Cup Playoffs 2019: How ex-Devils defenseman Buffalo Sabres John Moore helped Boston Bruins win Eastern 1144782 Final Four's numbers show how far Ralph Krueger has to Conference Fin go to fix Sabres 1144808 NJ Devils dissolve partnership with Metropolitan Riveters 1144783 Sabres goalie Carter Hutton hopeful Ralph Krueger will ahead of schedule bring defensive structure New York Rangers Calgary Flames 1144809 John Davidson the right man for job at critical Rangers 1144784 What made Mark Giordano’s season so incredible and junction why a repeat performance is possible 1144810 John Davidson returns to Rangers after stepping down from Blue Jackets Carolina Hurricanes 1144811 John Davidson named new Rangers president 1144785 Stinging loss but a promising future for the Canes 1144786 Despite bowing out of the playoffs, the 2018-19 NHL Hurricanes taught us many lessons 1144812 As the Blues Seek the Stanley Cup, a Hockey Hub Grows in St. Louis Chicago Blackhawks 1144787 A year after finally reaching the NHL, 33-year-old goalie Philadelphia Flyers Jeff Glass seeks a path back 1144813 Flyers need to add a No. 2 center to improve team and 1144788 How the Chicago Steel utilized hockey development in give Nolan Patrick better matchups | Sam Carchidi their impressive turnaround 1144814 If Alain Vigneault can't work his magic with Flyers' roster, pressure mounts for Chuck Fletcher Colorado Avalanche 1144789 Breaking down what Colorado should do with their own Pittsburgh Penguins free agents 1144815 Marcus Pettersson, Zach Aston-Reese among Penguins due pay raises Columbus Blue Jackets 1144816 First Call: Dominik Simon finally scores; Bruins keep 1144790 New York Rangers hire John Davidson; Blue Jackets Eastern sweeps alive elevate Jarmo Kekalainen to alternate governor 1144817 Quietly subpar season from Justin Schultz didn’t help 1144791 Puppy adoption keeps "Bobrovsky" and "Panarin" in town Penguins’ cause 1144792 John Davidson is leaving the Blue Jackets to return to the 1144818 Penguins' big hitters of the past weigh in on team's New York Rangers physicality Dallas Stars 1144793 Which Stars prospects should you keep your eyes on? 1144794 ‘It’s a really good day after you learn that Esa is going to be here for a long time.’ San Jose Sharks Websites 1144819 Game 4 takeaways: Erik Karlsson’s health among a few 1144850 The Athletic / The logistics of dropping everything and concerns crossing an ocean because your country needs you 1144820 Sharks’ bad puck luck spoils solid Game 4 from Martin 1144851 The Athletic / Duhatschek Notebook: Redefining what Jones constitutes a blockbuster NHL trade 1144821 Sharks lose game; have they lost Erik Karlsson? 1144852 The Athletic / Proposing 15 changes that would improve 1144822 Things to know: Sharks lineup change, Braun on Blais hit the NHL and second line struggles 1144853 The Athletic / DGB Grab Bag: Not another replay review, 1144823 Sharks center could soon share mark set by two other how to celebrate waved-off goals and the craziest braw NHL greats 1144854 Sportsnet.ca / Berube helps Blues bounce back from 1144824 NHL admits its 'unfortunate miss' on Timo Meier's illegal controversy in Game 4 win over Sharks hand pass 1144855 Sportsnet.ca / Beware of the 5 NHL teams with extra 1144825 Sharks vs. Blues Game 4 watch guide: Projected lines and first-round draft picks defensive pairs 1144856 Sportsnet.ca / Analyzing Erik Karlsson: Is the UFA-to-be in 1144826 Erik Karlsson is still hurt, and Tomas Hertl’s line is still decline? struggling as Sharks drop Game 4 to Blues 1144857 Sportsnet.ca / Groin concerns surround Sharks' Erik Karlsson ahead of Game 5 vs. Blues St Louis Blues 1144858 Sportsnet.ca / Kakko thinks he can go No. 1 at 2019 NHL 1144827 Hand of Death knocked Blues down, but not out Draft ahead of Hughes 1144828 Leaving the pass behind? Blues try to move past the 1144859 TSN.CA / Kessel tops first TSN Trade Bait board of the controversy spring 1144829 Blues notebook: Dunn's status uncertain for Game 4 and 1144860 TSN.CA / ‘Game management’ at the root of NHL’s beyond officiating issues 1144830 Haute Couture: Sharks center on a goal-scoring spree 1144831 Media Views: Bet on it — big changes planned for Fox Sports Midwest SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1144832 St. Louis pounds San Jose in series television ratings Tampa Bay Lightning 1144833 Tampa Bay, we are not alone with our sports stigma 1144834 Lightning is gone, but, stigma will linger 1144835 Erik Cernák emerged seemingly from nowhere on the Lightning’s blue line Toronto Maple Leafs 1144836 Enlightened Leafs embrace the wisdom of the long game | The Star 1144837 Team Canada scoring spree rocks Anthony Mantha’s worlds | The Star 1144838 Marchment comes up big for Marlies in series opener 1144839 Bruins’ playoff success must be frustrating for Maple Leafs to watch 1144840 One year after watching Calder Cup run from the sidelines, Jeremy Bracco is driving force behind Marlies playo Vancouver Canucks 1144849 Canucks Under the Microscope: Travis Green Vegas Golden Knights 1144841 Golden Knights might lose free agent Pierre-Edouard Bellemare 1144842 Vegas executives detail the importance of their season without any players Washington Capitals 1144843 Capitals’ blue line depth is an oft-touted strength, one that may be tested by offseason turnover 1144844 Free agent stock WATCH: Blues, Sharks have plenty of depth scorers who will hit the market this summer. Any fi 1144845 NHL Playoffs 2019 Roundup: Bruins sweep Hurricanes, city of Boston championship bound again 1144846 2018-19 Washington Capitals seasons in review 1144847 Catching up with T.J. Oshie: An injury update, rooting for former teammates in playoffs and more 1144848 Free agent stock WATCH: Boston rattles the unflappable Justin Williams 1144766 Anaheim Ducks Ducks prospect Max Comtois scores twice, but Gulls fall to Wolves in OT By ELLIOTT TEAFORD | PUBLISHED: May 17, 2019 at 9:21 pm | UPDATED: May 17, 2019 at 9:38 PM Cody Glass of Chicago beat Jeff Glass of San Diego with the game- winning goal on a breakaway 14:03 into sudden-death overtime to give the Wolves a 5-4 victory Friday over the Gulls in Game 1 of the AHL’s Western Conference final in Rosemont, Illinois. Cody Glass got free after the Gulls’ Chase De Leo slashed his stick out of his hands in the neutral zone. Glass headed to the Chicago bench for a new stick and when he turned back to rejoin the play, the Wolves had gained possession and he was behind the last line of San Diego’s defense. Tomas Hyka passed the puck ahead to Cody Glass and he beat Jeff Glass (no relation) to cap a back-and-forth game in which the Wolves rallied for the tying goal with 3:05 left in regulation play. Nic Hague tied it for Chicago after the second of Max Comtois’ two goals gave San Diego a 4-3 lead. “We’ve been through enough now,” San Diego coach Dallas Eakins told reporters. “We don’t get overly excited or overly down about anything. We understand these games are going to go long sometimes. We understand there’s going to be swings of momentum and lead changes, and we just need to stay in the moment no matter what our circumstance is.” Game 2 is Saturday at Allstate Arena.
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