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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 7/4/2020 Calgary Flames Toronto Maple Leafs 1187278 Cast your ballot for FAVE FLAME EVER of the 2010s 1187302 Divorcee Yolanda Ballard had a stormy romance with Maple Leafs owner Harold Ballard Chicago Blackhawks 1187303 NHL's complicated new CBA not done yet 1187279 The Chicago Blackhawks face the Edmonton Oilers in the 1187304 Visiting NHL hub teams have T.O. ties NHL play-in round. Here are 10 factors that could tip t 1187305 Duszak's confidence, solid finish with Marlies result in fine 1187280 Why the Stanley Cup was late to Blackhawks' 2015 Game intro to pro hockey 6 win over Lightning Vancouver Canucks Columbus Blue Jackets 1187315 Ben Kuzma: Chasing fitness fanatic Sedins could help 1187281 Circumstances won’t diminish Stanley Cup Edler extend NHL career 1187316 Wining and dining in NHL free agency: ‘Mr. Aquilini said Florida Panthers get whatever you want’ 1187282 Brian Boyle on being locked down in South Florida, history with Isles and more Vegas Golden Knights 1187306 Silver Knights season tickets go for as low as $10 Los Angeles Kings 1187307 Five potential Seattle expansion goalies Vegas could 1187283 Byfield? Stutzle? Drysdale? Examining the Kings’ best target via trade draft options at No. 2 1187308 City Of Henderson Says Petition To Hold Vote On Silver Knights Arena Project Has Procedure Flaw Minnesota Wild 1187284 Q&A: Wild GM Bill Guerin on Kaprizov, goaltending, Washington Capitals playing for first pick, more 1187309 The biggest 'what ifs' for the 2019-20 Capitals' season: What if Vrana had a top power play role all season? Montreal Canadiens 1187310 Projecting the Capitals’ expanded playoff roster and lines 1187285 Stu on Sports: Giving Canadiens fans a reason for optimism vs. Penguins Websites 1187317 The Athletic / You gotta eat: NHL players name their New Jersey Devils favorite restaurants around the league 1187286 Devils ‘not ready to make playoffs,' but ‘absolutely’ should 1187318 The Athletic / All the details of the current framework for keep GM and coach, former exec says the NHL’s new CBA agreement 1187319 The Athletic / By the numbers: Can the Seattle NHL team New York Islanders replicate Vegas’ magical first season? 1187287 NHL, NHLPA yet to reach consensus on final return- 1187320 The Athletic / DGB Mailbag: Could a team of 20 Zdeno to-play details Charas beat a team of 20 Johnny Gaudreaus? 1187288 Brian Boyle on being locked down in South Florida, history 1187321 Sportsnet.ca / Potential CBA modifications emerging as with Isles and more NHL/NHLPA continue negotiations 1187322 Sportsnet.ca / Projecting Team Canada 2022: Crosby and New York Rangers McDavid together at last 1187289 Rangers’ European players all back in New York ahead of 1187323 Sportsnet.ca / Nine injured stars on track to return for the training camp Stanley Cup Playoffs 1187290 NHL, NHLPA yet to reach consensus on final return- 1187324 TSN.CA / Anton Lundell aims to be NHL's next two-way to-play details Finnish force Philadelphia Flyers Winnipeg Jets 1187291 Flyers flashback: Bernie Parent’s late mom, Fred Shero’s 1187311 And the NHL's MVP in this most unusual season is... Gary odd strategy, Rick MacLeish’s goal produce a Stanley Bettman? 1187292 Flyers' Oskar Lindblom revels in emotional hospital 1187312 Canadian government grants quarantine exemption to farewell NHLers, deems NHL's return-to-play plan safe 1187293 Will Flyers re-sign Justin Braun, Derek Grant when NHL 1187313 FRIESEN: Agent for Jets goalies juggles the personal, free agency rolls around? professional, during pandemic 1187314 PIPELINE: Jets' Suess focused on here and now Pittsburgh Penguins 1187294 Double Team: Larry Murphy was repeat champion with World Leagues News Penguins and Red Wings 1187325 Zero positive coronavirus tests ahead of F1 return 1187295 Which Penguins player could benefit the most from 1187326 Tennis: Australian Open loses millions in coronavirus another Stanley Cup title? pandemic insurance technicality 1187327 Jimmie Johnson tests positive for coronavirus, is first St Louis Blues NASCAR driver to confirm he has COVID-19 1187296 Another Barbashev enters NHL's pipeline 1187328 Lakers assistant Lionel Hollins, Pelicans assistant Jeff 1187297 Multiple Blues test positive for COVID-19 Bzdelik won’t attend restart due to COVID-19 1187298 Sources: Blues cancel practices due to ‘multiple’ 1187329 High school football coaches grappling with positive COVID-19 positive tests COVID-19 tests at several programs 1187330 MLB’s first round of coronavirus testing shows low Tampa Bay Lightning positivity rate 1187299 What is the NHL escrow system, and why is it relevant 1187331 At what point do rising coronavirus numbers threaten the right now? return of sports in Florida? 1187300 What NFL, NHL, MLB and NCAA can learn from auto 1187332 Athletics: World Athletics puts Russians' return on hold racing without fans 1187333 'There’s a Lot of Pain and Uncertainty': The Gloomy 1187301 Do athletes believe playing in empty venues will impact Impact of the Pandemic on Sports Broadcasting their performance? SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1187278 Calgary Flames Cast your ballot for FAVE FLAME EVER of the 2010s POSTMEDIA NETWORK Published:July 3, 2020 Updated:July 3, 2020 11:49 AM MDT In light of last week’s news celebrating Jarome Iginla’s forthcoming induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame, we here at Postmedia want to honour the superstar and the Calgary Flames in our own way. In particular, we felt it would be fun to find out which of the Flames is the all-time favourite among the city’s fervent fans by creating an interactive online poll. Is it Iggy? How about lovable Lanny? And don’t forget about Theo. MacInnis with that boomer? Or current hot-shot Johnny Hockey? There’s Capt. Gio, too. We’ve carefully created a March Madness-esque bracket of 64 Flames faves dating back through history. Each quarter of the bracket will consist of 16 names you’ll know and remember from a particular decade. From there, we’ll move on to Round 2, featuring the eight winners of Round 1, and so on … until we’ve got one favourite from each decade competing in the final four of our FAVOURITE FLAME EVER battle. We began by breaking out the 1980s last week. And then we moved on to the 1990s on Monday. Then we broke out the 2000s. And, finally, the bracket for the 2010s is now in your hands. We’ll keep the polls open for the next seven days, so get in on it. Our panel set down a few parameters in forming the brackets — with the most important being that a player would be slotted into the decade during which he played the most games with the Flames. We also decided that no matter his popularity, he had to play more than just a few regular-season games and the playoffs here in Calgary (sorry, Ville Nieminen and Mike Commodore). There are a few of your faves missing, no doubt. Then we meticulously ranked the 16 players of each decade. But in the grand spirit of playoff hockey, we’re hoping for an upset or two along the way. So let’s keep at it … Cast your ballot below, as we try to track just who is the most favourite Flames star of all. Iggy just got the nod from hockey gurus to head to the hallowed hall of fame. It’s your turn to vote now, Calgary. (Don’t forget to click the “submit” button at the bottom to register your votes.) Calgary Sun: LOADED: 07.04.2020 1187279 Chicago Blackhawks against the Lightning — all in the third period — that rallied the Hawks to a 5-2 win. Dominik Kubalik handles the puck against the Devils on Dec. 23, 2019, at The Chicago Blackhawks face the Edmonton Oilers in the NHL play-in the United Center. round. Here are 10 factors that could tip the scales in their playoff series. Yes, the 24-year-old Kubalik is a rookie, but he has a wealth of international experience, including more than 200 games between the Czech, Ontario and Champions leagues and the IIHF World By PHIL THOMPSON Championship. JUL 03, 2020 AT 8:00 AM That’s not to say Kubalik didn’t have his lulls. Coach Jeremy Colliton sat him on more than one occasion when his play “dropped off a little bit.” Kubalik had one assist and came up empty on nine shots in three With a plus-130 line at several sports books, the Chicago Blackhawks meetings with the Oilers. aren’t the worst bet to advance past the NHL play-in round. That would Oilers: Kailer Yamamoto is the Oilers’ not-so-secret weapon. be the Montreal Canadiens, a fellow 12th seed, at plus-170. Before his arrival, coach Dave Tippett couldn’t settle on a consistent If the league’s return-to-play plan goes on without a hitch — namely, a lineup. But once Yamamoto was placed on a line with Leon Draisaitl, it surge in coronavirus cases among players or a hub city — the fifth- seemed like the pieces fell in place for all of the lines. seeded Edmonton Oilers will be heavy favorites (minus-150), but they won’t take the Hawks lightly. The Hawks couldn’t handle the pairing during a 5-3 road loss in February, when Yamamoto scored two goals and Draisaitl had a goal Remember that it was out of concern about facing stars such as the and three assists. Connor McDavid missed that game because of a left Hawks’ Patrick Kane and Canadiens goalie Carey Price that players and quadriceps injury. team executives nixed the idea of a three-game series in favor of a five- game format, according to “Hockey Night in Canada” analyst Elliotte “He’s so feisty, so quick on pucks.
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