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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 7/9/2020 Anaheim Ducks Los Angeles Kings 1176300 NHLPA executive board approves proposed new labor 1176327 NHLPA executive board approves proposed new labor deal with NHL deal with NHL 1176301 Can the Ducks take a step forward in a flat cap 1176328 Kings assistant Marco Sturm has the inside scoop on top environment? prospect Tim Stutzle 1176375 "I mean, we have a couple returnees. We have three 1176329 JOINING HIS HALL OF FAME PLAYERS IN TORONTO really good defencemen that could help us on the blueline. Minnesota Wild Boston Bruins 1176330 Wild's Zach Parise: 'Hockey could really take advantage of 1176302 NHL targeting Dec. 1 for start of 2020-21 season the situation' 1176303 New CBA deal saves Bruins from disaster but doesn’t 1176331 Wild’s Zach Parise: Short reboot not ideal but ‘it’s what solve all their problems we’re dealing with right now’ 1176304 With sports returning, what happens to the locker room 1176332 Source: Wild willing to sign Kirill Kaprizov, burn first year; and clubhouse? roster news Buffalo Sabres Montreal Canadiens 1176305 Report: Devils to hire Lindy Ruff as new coach 1176333 Stu on Sports: Things starting to get busy at Canadiens' 1176306 PSE makes a pair of additions to senior leadership team practice rink 1176307 Sabres drop lawsuit as strength coach's bid to acquire green card is approved New Jersey Devils 1176308 Salary cap and no-move clauses: How will the new CBA 1176334 Devils to tab Rangers assistant Lindy Ruff as next head affect the Sabres? coach, name Tom Fitzgerald as GM 1176335 Devils to name Rangers assistant Lindy Ruff as next head Calgary Flames coach 1176309 Talbot embracing Phase 3 challenge of winning Flames 1176336 Devils hire Lindy Ruff as coach, retain Tom Fitzgerald as starter's job general manager 1176337 Comparing Nico Hischier, Nathan MacKinnon with the Chicago Blackhawks man who coached both of them 1176310 Column: The Chicago Blackhawks are keeping their 1176338 The Next Ones: Can Nico Hischier be the next Nathan nickname. The decision walks — in the team’s own words MacKinnon? — ‘a f 1176311 The discussion about the Blackhawks and Native New York Islanders Americans isn’t over 1176339 NHL reportedly to begin 2020-21 season on Dec. 1 1176312 NHL, NHLPA set new dates for start of 2020-21 season, draft and free agency New York Rangers 1176313 Report: NHL to show qualifying and round-robin games on 1176340 Devils to name Rangers assistant Lindy Ruff as next head regional networks coach 1176314 Report: NHL to have 3 games a day in each hub city for 1176341 Henrik Lundqvist only goalie not at Rangers workouts 24-team playoffs 1176342 NHL reportedly to begin 2020-21 season on Dec. 1 1176315 Former Blackhawks goalie Robin Lehner unveils new pads 1176343 Rangers assistant Lindy Ruff to be named next head 1176316 Blackhawks' Jonathan Toews and Malcolm Subban help coach of Devils, report says fund West Side food mart NHL Colorado Avalanche 1176344 July 8, 2020 at 6:10 pm Updated July 8, 2020 at 6:10 PM 1176317 Former Avs, DU Pioneers to headline Dawg Nation’s 10th charity hockey tournament Ottawa Senators 1176345 How the Senators could take advantage of the NHL’s flat Columbus Blue Jackets salary cap 1176318 Michael Arace | NHL, players wise to find labor peace 1176319 NHL, players ratify plan to resume season, new CBA Philadelphia Flyers 1176320 Blue Jackets don’t expect any ‘opt outs,’ but return to play 1176346 Flyers pick Scott Laughton for most improved teammate a major commitment 1176347 Scott Laughton earns Flyers' 2019-20 Pelle Lindbergh Memorial Trophy as most improved player Dallas Stars 1176348 2019-20 Flyers season grades: Philippe Myers 1176321 New Jersey Devils name former Stars coach Lindy Ruff 1176349 2020 NHL playoffs: 24-team tournament schedule could new head coach feature 6 games in a day 1176322 10 questions (and potential answers) before the Stars 1176350 An abnormal NHL season could benefit a young Carter open training camp Hart's growing career 1176351 The optimist: How ex-Flyer Eric Wellwood’s belief buoyed Detroit Red Wings the Flint Firebirds 1176323 Red Wings, NHL tentatively to open next regular season Dec. 1 Pittsburgh Penguins 1176324 Moritz Seider has path to Red Wings roster spot, but 1176352 Double Team: A star with the Penguins, Pierre Larouche needs to show he's 'ready to go' contributed to the Canadiens’ success 1176325 NHL sets tentative dates for draft, start of 2020-21 season 1176353 What life in the NHL bubble may look like. And what the 1176326 Ranking impact former Red Wings will have in NHL restart Penguins’ roster may look like. 1176354 Penguins camp primer: What’s the fix for a power play that rarely looked right? St Louis Blues 1176355 For Allen, NHL restart is a chance for the Blues to finish business Tampa Bay Lightning 1176356 How a flat cap will impact the Lightning roster and how to make it work Toronto Maple Leafs 1176357 New NHL calendar takes shape 1176358 ‘He’s that silent assasin’: How Wes Clark is helping Kyle Dubas shape the Leafs Vancouver Canucks 1176364 Ben Kuzma: Canucks prospect Rathbone ponders plans as Ivy League delays next season Vegas Golden Knights 1176359 A look at life inside the NHL’s Phase Four Secure Zone 1176360 How the new NHL, NHLPA deal affects the Golden Knights going forward Washington Capitals 1176361 Why a flat NHL salary cap is bad news for the Capitals 1176362 NHL Players' Association Executive Board approves return-to-ice plan as league takes one step closer to return Websites 1176365 The Athletic / Key dates for the NHL playoffs and offseason, plus geeking out over CBA minutiae 1176366 The Athletic / Will NHL players opt-out of returning to play this summer? 1176367 The Athletic / With sports returning, what happens to the locker room and clubhouse? 1176368 The Athletic / NHL arena rankings: Grading every team’s rink from best to worst 1176369 The Athletic / The Next Ones: Can Nico Hischier be the next Nathan MacKinnon? 1176370 The Athletic / Down Goes Brown: Playing ‘what if?’ with 5 draft scenarios from NHL history 1176371 Sportsnet.ca / Phase 3 Training Camp Preview: Can Frederik Andersen go the distance? 1176372 Sportsnet.ca / Five of the worst NHL teams to ever make the Stanley Cup Final 1176373 Sportsnet.ca / Phase 3 Training Camp Preview: Are young Canucks ready for the next step? 1176374 TSN.CA / Tomas Monten on top Swedish prospects, Philip Broberg’s improvement Winnipeg Jets 1176363 Reunited and it feels so good World Leagues News 1176376 T GAMBLE: The new world of fan-less COVID-impacted sports 1176377 First batch of Premiership Covid-19 tests reveals 10 positive results 1176378 Stanford Permanently Cuts 11 Sports Amid Coronavirus Pandemic 1176379 Ivy League rules out playing all sports this fall due to coronavirus pandemic 1176380 Jimmie Johnson cleared for NASCAR return less than a week after testing positive for coronavirus 1176381 More Colleges Cancel Fall Sports as COVID-19 Cases Rise 1176382 Novak Djokovic says he's been subject of 'witch hunt' after COVID-19 outbreak led to Adria Tour cancellation 1176383 Sports is returning to play, but maybe it's best to sit this one out 1176384 How COVID-19 is Impacting the Sports Medicine Market SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1176300 Anaheim Ducks NHLPA executive board approves proposed new labor deal with NHL The NHL logo is seen on a goal at a Predators practice rink in Nashville, Tenn. By HELENE ELLIOTTSPORTS COLUMNIST JULY 8, 20206:21 PM The executive board of the NHL Players’ Assn. on Wednesday approved a proposed new collective bargaining agreement with the NHL and referred the tentative agreement to its full membership for a vote, with approval expected to be announced Friday. The deal, which would extend labor peace through the 2025-26 season and allow players to represent their homelands at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics and the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Games, also is expected to gain approval from the NHL’s board of governors. The NHL’s Return to Play plan will have teams opening training camp in their respective home cities Monday. The season will resume Aug. 1 with qualifying games in two hub cities, and it could run as late as Oct. 2, according to reports by Canadian media. Free agency would begin a week after the Stanley Cup is awarded, without the free-agent interview period that was built in to recent seasons. The draft will take place on Oct. 6, according to Sportsnet. Subject to minor changes, training camp for the 2020-21 season is scheduled to start on Nov. 17 and the season would begin on Dec. 1. Commissioner Gary Bettman has said teams will play a full 82-game schedule next season, which could be accomplished by eliminating bye weeks and the All-Star break. The new collective bargaining agreement will include a flat salary cap of $81.5 million for the 2020-21 season because of the revenue losses the NHL has been facing since it paused operations on March 12 because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Players will defer 10% of their salary next season but will be repaid over the course of the next three seasons as hockey-related revenues resume flowing. The new collective bargaining agreement would cap escrow at 20% next season. The escrow system, a mechanism by which money is withheld from players’ paychecks in order to ensure a 50-50 split of hockey- related revenue between players and clubs, has been a point of contention for players.
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