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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 03/05/19 Anaheim Ducks Dallas Stars 1134363 Up next for the Ducks: Tuesday at Arizona 1134399 Stars 2019 playoff tracker: Where Dallas sits in the 1134364 Ducks’ Ryan Kesler about to hit a grand milestone by Western Conference standings (updated daily) playing 1,000th game 1134400 National writer ranks two skaters above Stars' Miro 1134365 Ducks Film Room: Anaheim’s future success hinges on Heiskanen on list of NHL's top rookies this season development of Steel, Terry and Jones 1134401 Stars forward Andrew Cogliano nears end of first injury- induced absence of career: 'These are the games you wa Arizona Coyotes 1134402 Shap Shots: Making sense of Montgomery’s Process, 1134367 How will Jason Demers fit back into the Coyotes' lineup? Fiddler on faceoffs, and shootouts 1134368 NHL Western Conference Wild Card tracker: Coyotes making playoff push Detroit Red Wings 1134369 Coyotes players handled differently: A case study in 1134403 Detroit Red Wings' Ted Lindsay funeral: Public visitation coaching Friday at LCA 1134404 Detroit Red Wings greats on what made Ted Lindsay Boston Bruins memorable across decades 1134370 Bruins’ goal is simple: Keep this roll going 1134405 How one picture captured who Ted Lindsay was to Detroit 1134371 Bruins’ Jake DeBrusk puts goal drought in past Red Wings 1134372 Bruins notebook: Confidence soars during points streak 1134406 Ted Lindsay created one of the best traditions in sports 1134373 Kevan Miller downgraded to "week-to-week" with injury history after "bad news" MRI 1134407 Ted Lindsay Award: Why NHL MVP is named after Detroit 1134374 Bruins' Zdeno Chara avoids injury after taking puck to face Red Wings great in practice 1134408 Ted Lindsay had rare mix of points, penalty minutes, even 1134375 Tuukka Rask "in the zone" right now, the question is for Red Wings whether he can keep it up 1134409 Ted Lindsay facts: He started a Stanley Cup tradition, 1134377 Doing the ‘impossible’: How Brad Marchand negates players' union defenders’ sticks 1134410 Detroit Red Wings' Ted Lindsay dies: A badass on ice, a gentleman off Buffalo Sabres 1134411 Joe Louis Arena demolition to start soon: Here's what's 1134378 Marred by inconsistency, sinking Sabres unravel again in coming down 'unacceptable' loss 1134412 Public viewing for Ted Lindsay will take place Friday at 1134379 Mike Harrington: As frustration goes away for Connor Little Caesars Arena McDavid, it just keeps growing for Sabres 1134413 Ted Lindsay's generosity reflected in battle to help those 1134380 The Wraparound: Edmonton Oilers 4, Buffalo Sabres 3 with autism 1134381 Sabres vs. Oilers: Five Things to Know 1134414 Red Wings try to avoid frustration as tailspin continues 1134382 Sabres prospect C.J. Smith lands opportunity after long 1134415 Krupa: Ted Lindsay's legacy leaves indelible mark on journey hockey 1134383 Sabres defenseman Jake McCabe's season likely over 1134416 Demolition of Detroit's Joe Louis Arena to begin in four because of upper-body injury weeks 1134417 Niyo: Red Wings legend Ted Lindsay lived, gave like he BuffaloSabres played — to the fullest 1134384 Battle at the bottom: Breaking down all the ways the 1134418 'Tough as nails' Detroit Red Wings legend Ted Lindsay Sabres, Oilers stay unsuccessful dead at 93 1134419 Pat Caputo - Terrible Ted Lindsay lived a wonderful life Calgary Flames 1134420 Ted Lindsay used his power to change hockey, and the 1134385 Flames get ‘a little bit of a wakeup call‘ in loss to Leafs world around him 1134386 DGB weekend power rankings: Sorting through the trade deadline fallout Edmonton Oilers 1134421 Edmonton Oilers storm back to beat Sabres Carolina Hurricanes 1134422 Jay Woodcroft and Bakersfield Condors still flying high 1134387 Mrazek’s daring poke check has McElhinney talking following end to 17-win streak 1134423 McDavid hopes Oilers build something because 'losing Chicago Blackhawks wears on you' 1134388 5 things the Blackhawks don't want to finish last in this 1134424 Edmonton Oilers Game Day: Set for Sabres rematch season (but still might) 1134425 Battle at the bottom: Breaking down all the ways the 1134389 NHL Hall of Famer Ted Lindsay dies at 93 Sabres, Oilers stay unsuccessful 1134390 Blackhawks have long way to go even if they sneak into playoffs Florida Panthers 1134391 Ted Lindsay, former Blackhawk and NHL icon, dies at 93 1134426 Preview: Florida Panthers at Pittsburgh Penguins, 7 p.m., 1134392 Lazerus: It’s been fun, but the Blackhawks are who we Tuesday thought they were Los Angeles Kings Colorado Avalanche 1134427 Alec Martinez using veteran savvy to help develop Kings' 1134393 Chambers: Avalanche needs Red Wings to win — just not young defensemen in Denver 1134428 Kings’ Drew Doughty: ‘It’s been a (expletive) season’ 1134394 Exclusive: Ian Cole somehow escapes suspension 1134429 MARCH 4: LUFF UP ON EMERGENCY RECALL; WAGNER UPDATE; MARTINEZ RETURN IMMINENT Columbus Blue Jackets 1134430 MONDAY MORNING IN EL SEGUNDO 1134395 Pressure mounting on Blue Jackets 1134396 Blue Jackets | Line combos to get second look 1134397 Jets 5, Blue Jackets 2: Five takeaways 1134398 Pressure in the room, angst among the fans … how the Blue Jackets can stop their current slide Minnesota Wild Philadelphia Flyers 1134431 Wild has look of a contender 1134462 Flyers need a healthy Jake Voracek to complete 1134432 Tampa owner builds NHL powerhouse unprecedented run to a playoff berth 1134433 Wild-Nashville game preview 1134463 Flyers-Islanders observations: Are Isles the team to play in 1134434 Goaltending, above all else, is fueling Wild's resurgence the first round? 1134435 He's up, he's down, he's up ... Matt Read back with Wild 1134464 No Jake Voracek? No Nolan Patrick? No problem 1134436 With backs against the wall, Wild have responded with a 1134465 Flyers weekly observations: No, you don't trade Shayne flurry Gostisbehere, Travis Sanheim's production, more 1134437 75 greatest players of Minnesota high school boys hockey: 1134466 Awesome T-shirts on sale as WWE returns to Philly; will The list, Nos. 2-75 Gritty get his revenge? 1134467 Flyers prospect WATCH: Early returns on Yegor Zamula Montreal Canadiens looking good 1134438 Carey Price has proven doubters from 2005 draft wrong 1134468 Flyers 4, Islanders 1: 10 things we learned from a as he closes in on Canadiens record convincing road victory 1134439 With Canadiens in a tight playoff race, scoreboard watching is the norm Pittsburgh Penguins 1134440 Canadiens at Los Angeles Kings: Five things you should 1134469 Disciplined approach leads Penguins’ Matt Cullen to brink know of 1,500th NHL game 1134441 Canadiens' Carey Price has proven doubters wrong as he 1134470 Penguins’ Sidney Crosby poised to welcome Evgeni nears record Malkin into NHL’s 1,000-point club 1134442 What the Puck: Canadiens' road to the playoffs is fraught 1134471 Penguins get draft pick Jan Drozg under contract with peril 1134472 Penguins’ Brian Dumoulin says unforgiving glass, not hard hit, caused concussion Nashville Predators 1134473 Penguins’ Phil Kessel grows exasperated as goal drought 1134443 Predators' Filip Forsberg on taking high stick to the face: 'It hits 15 games happens' 1134474 Phil Kessel, Mike Sullivan optimistic the goals will come 1134475 Brian Dumoulin on Wayne Simmonds’ hit: ‘It felt like hitting New York Islanders concrete’ 1134445 Islanders’ impossible trade decision could end up burying 1134476 Career milestone — 'huge point' — within reach for Evgeni them Malkin 1134446 Isles 'need to find that desperation in our game,' says 1134477 What Penguins forwards would steal from Evgeni Malkin's Jordan Eberle game 1134447 Playoff push: Questions the Islanders must answer as 1134478 Who’s the best ‘old guy’ the Penguins have ever played they search for the next level with? New York Rangers San Jose Sharks 1134448 Timing may not be right for first-rounder to get Rangers 1134479 Sharks' Tim Heed heating up offensively in Erik Karlsson's chance absence 1134449 Brendan Smith remembers Ted Lindsay as ‘magnificent man’ St Louis Blues 1134450 Why the Rangers are in no rush to name a new captain 1134480 Schenn to make trip, but Perron is still iffy 1134451 Henrik Lundqvist OK with reduced time in Rangers' net 1134481 Blues expect high intensity the rest of the season 1134452 Rangers' trade of Mats Zuccarello was tough for Henrik 1134482 Hochman: Berube doesn't get enough credit for Blues' Lundqvist, Mika Zibanejad turnaround 1134453 Goldman: Identifying the tendencies that have defined Jeff 1134483 Schenn will join Blues on trip, Perron still uncertain Gorton’s tenure as Rangers GM so far Tampa Bay Lightning NHL 1134484 How Ryan McDonagh and J.T. Miller plan to fight personal 1134444 Ted Lindsay, Hall of Fame Scorer Who Powered Red cancer cause with Kan Jam Wings, Dies at 93 1134454 Red Wings great, NHL union pioneer Ted Lindsay dies at Toronto Maple Leafs 93 1134485 Leafs unleash secret weapon Ennis in blowout win over 1134455 Local NHL team-sponsored lecture series aims to lure Flames fans with the science behind hockey 1134486 Leafs hit the road in pursuit of home ice 1134487 Selfless pioneer Ted Lindsay paved the way for NHL Ottawa Senators players’ rights 1134456 GAME DAY: Senators vs Islanders 1134488 Ennis' first NHL hat trick paces the Leafs to win over 1134457 Warrenspiece: A former teammate in the dressing room Flames and a former teammate behind the bench 1134489 Leafs' Rielly, Flames captain Giordano hold each other in 1134458 Crawford's advice to Wolanin: Be more like your Dad high regard 1134459 It's but one win, but optimism returns
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