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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 10/24/2019 Anaheim Ducks Colorado Avalanche 1109349 Ducks’ luck has increased as puck movement has 1109378 Mikko Rantanen’s replacement still a mystery, Avs coach improved Jared Bednar says 1109350 Corey Perry expects facing the Ducks to be ‘weird, 1109379 What are the Avalanche’s options now that Mikko exciting’ Rantanen is on the shelf? 1109351 ‘There was shock. Sadness’ — As Corey Perry moves on, 1109380 With Mikko Rantanen out “week to week”, Avs will look to those who watched him closely in Anaheim share improved depth to pick up slack memories Columbus Blue Jackets Arizona Coyotes 1109381 Don't pigeonhole Nick Foligno as a grinder — Columbus 1109352 Christian Dvorak scores in OT to lift Coyotes past Rangers Blue Jackets captain has skills 1109382 Perhaps Columbus Blue Jackets have means to score Boston Bruins enough goals 1109353 Bruins’ rematch with Blues will be ‘just like any other 1109383 Tentative Emil Bemstrom off to slow start for Columbus game’ Blue Jackets 1109354 Bruins aren’t ruling out David Krejci for Saturday’s game 1109384 Blue Jackets' Alexander Wennberg letting his play talk for 1109355 Bruins burned by offside review calls, which are still a him question mark 1109385 Zach Werenski gives new look to Blue Jackets' power play 1109356 Bruins send Anders Bjork to Providence, but probably not 1109386 Challenged to step up, Alexander Wennberg and Oliver for good Bjorkstrand answer the call for Blue Jackets 1109357 Anders Bjork sent to Providence with Bruins 'living in the 1109387 Blue Jackets center Pierre-Luc Dubois is proof the best salary cap world' ability is availability 1109358 Bruce Cassidy happy with Anders Bjork's Bruins season debut Dallas Stars 1109359 Talking Points from the Bruins 4-2 win over the Leafs 1109388 Dallas Stars all-decade team: Longevity in Victory Green, 1109360 Unless Toronto’s young stars grow up, Bruins-Leafs young playmakers fill out roster Episode III will not be made 1109389 Dallas Stars to reveal Winter Classic jerseys Nov. 6 1109390 Breaking down the Stars’ new top line of Jamie Benn, Buffalo Sabres Roope Hintz and Corey Perry 1109361 Casey Mittelstadt's drive to net shows Sabres' 1109391 ‘There was shock. Sadness’ — As Corey Perry moves on, commitment to defense those who watched him closely in Anaheim share 1109362 Won Buffalo: Fans haven't had it this good this early in 30 memories years 1109392 Shattered glass, “feeling swole” and lost bets: What 1109363 Swiss spot isn't only offseason connection for Sabres happened when the Stars finally practiced? coach and Sharks' Joe Thornton 1109393 Kari Takko was a Minnesota North Stars goaltender. He’s 1109364 TV ratings show Sabres fans are losing sleep over the now the key to the Stars’ European scouting team's early success Detroit Red Wings BuffaloSabres 1109394 Detroit Red Wings lose 6th straight, falling 5-2 to Ottawa 1109365 Are these guys for real? How the Sabres’ hot start Senators compares with last season’s 10-game winning streak 1109395 Game thread: Red Wings lose in Ottawa, 5-2 1109396 Detroit Red Wings assign Jonathan Ericsson to minors, Calgary Flames recall Alex Biega 1109366 Rieder snaps 75-game goal-less drought in Flames' loss 1109397 Here is what Detroit Red Wings want to remember when to Capitals they look back at this stretch 1109367 Flames vs. Panthers GameDay: Five storylines to watch 1109398 'Not a winning recipe': Red Wings allow five goals again, 1109368 When is it acceptable to reach out to an opponent? losing streak reaches six Postgame text made public stirs debate among players 1109399 Jonathan Ericsson clears waivers; Red Wings assign him to Grand Rapids Carolina Hurricanes 1109400 Red Wings’ skid reaches six with loss to Senators 1109369 Jordan Staal faces his first challenge this season as the 1109401 Jonathan Ericsson joins Griffins: ‘Just glad I could play’ Hurricanes captain hockey again 1109370 Checkers’ James McGinn hopes for promotion to 1109402 Red Wings’ Jonathan Ericsson clears waivers, assigned to Hurricanes to play with younger brother Grand Rapids 1109403 How to watch, stream and listen to Detroit Red Wings at Chicago Blackhawks Ottawa Senators 1109371 Blackhawks’ strong defensive start will be put to the test 1109404 Red Wings’ poor penalty kill proving costly with Connor Murphy out at least 11 games 1109372 3 takeaways from the Blackhawks’ 2-1 shootout loss to the Edmonton Oilers Golden Knights, including Robin Lehner’s postgame sp 1109405 JONES: Which Edmonton Oilers are we going to see this 1109373 The Dach decision: Stay and play for the Blackhawks, or season? back to Saskatoon? 1109374 Brian Campbell joins the Blackhawks All-Decade Team Florida Panthers 1109375 Are the Blackhawks preparing to keep Kirby Dach on NHL 1109406 O.J. McDuffie, Roberto Luongo and Tamara James to be roster? inducted in Broward Sports Hall of Fame 1109376 Connor Murphy placed on long-term injured reserve 1109407 The Florida Panthers are gaining momentum. Next up: A 1109377 Robin Lehner's honest assessment of Blackhawks: 'It pivotal early four-game road trip looks far away but it’s really close' Los Angeles Kings Pittsburgh Penguins 1109408 Kings finding benefits of pressure and fast starts 1109439 Empty Thoughts: Lightning 3, Penguins 2 1109409 Jonathan Quick, Anze Kopitar help Kings win in Winnipeg 1109440 Lightning strike late, send Penguins to 3rd straight loss 1109410 How the Kings’ new forecheck has added speed, purpose, 1109441 Puck retrievals bring stability to Penguins’ power play excitement and more goals 1109442 Penguins to start Tristan Jarry against Lightning 1109411 FINAL – ONTARIO 2, BAKERSFIELD 1 – LUFF, LADUE, 1109443 Penguins CEO gives ringing endorsement for Pirates STOTHERS hiring Travis Williams as president 1109412 WAKING UP WITH THE KINGS: OCTOBER 23 1109444 Penguins fall to Lightning despite Tristan Jarry's strong 1109413 PREVIEW – ONTARIO @ BAKERSFIELD, 10/23 showing 1109445 Penguins' road trip to Florida another reminder of price tag Minnesota Wild for elite goaltending 1109414 Nashville Predators play the Minnesota Wild 1109446 Penguins lose a heartbreaker, but the bigger picture is 1109415 Gameday preview: Wild at Nashville pretty 1109416 Wild recalls goalie Kaapo Kahkonen ahead of return trip to 1109447 ‘Same old story’ as one player is especially frustrated after Nashville Penguins loss 1109417 Savvy, energy and perseverance are winning formula for Wild against Oilers San Jose Sharks 1109418 Toughest job in sports? Wild G Alex Stalock stopped 1109448 Timo Meier, Kevin Labanc hope to “come back stronger” Oiler’s power play cold after OT gaffe 1109449 Takeaways: ‘Selfish play’ costs Sharks in OT loss to MontrealCanadiens Sabres 1109419 Stu Cowan: Canadiens' Paul Byron working hard to find 1109450 Sharks' Joe Thornton, Patrick Marleau committed to his game keeping things fun 1109420 Canadiens coach reunites Max Domi and Jonathan Drouin 1109451 LeBrun: Q&A with Joe Thornton and Patrick Marleau on on same line reuniting with the Sharks and savoring what’s left 1109421 Canadiens Notebook: Joel Armia hoping to play Thursday vs. Sharks St Louis Blues 1109422 Rocket Rundown: Otto Leskinen is positioning himself well 1109452 Gordo: No need for soul searching as Blues get back to for an NHL debut this season winning 1109453 Behind the scenes at Game 7: A nervous wait for Blues' Nashville Predators extras 1109423 Predators defenseman Ryan Ellis has turned it 'on' so far 1109454 Blais' status uncertain for Blues-Kings game this season 1109455 Blues host the Kings in Western Conference battle New Jersey Devils Tampa Bay Lightning 1109424 How Devils’ Pavel Zacha has turned into team’s Swiss 1109456 Lightning’s struggling power play, Andrei Vasilevskiy come Army Knife through in the clutch 1109425 NJ Devils prospect roundup: Ty Smith off to a hot start in 1109457 Lightning welcome 46 Medal of Honor recipients WHL 1109458 Lightning’s Cedric Paquette scores in his debut against 1109426 Attention to detail(s): The process behind the Devils’ the Penguins pregame hype video, plus notes from extended practice 1109459 A guide to Tampa Bay sports this weekend New York Islanders Toronto Maple Leafs 1109427 Isles' Cole Bardreau had a long and winding path to the 1109460 This isn’t the report card most Maple Leafs wanted to NHL bring home to their parents 1109461 Maple Leafs’ losses are in the details, like their best New York Rangers players not playing their best 1109428 David Quinn busts up Rangers’ top line 1109462 It's on the Maple Leafs' stars to lead, and past due that the 1109429 Kaapo Kakko doubles down on harsh Rangers self- effort matched the talent evaluation 1109463 TRAIK-EOTOMY: Being 'just OK' nowhere close to good 1109430 New York Rangers projected lineup: Kaapo Kakko gets his enough for Leafs chance on the top line 1109431 NY Rangers: David Quinn addresses team psyche, ice Vancouver Canucks time for Kaapo Kakko and Lias Andersson 1109479 Just look at those Canucks draft picks. For once, you don’t 1109432 Rookie Kaapo Kakko elevated to Rangers' top line with have to wince center Mika Zibanejad 1109480 Patrick Johnston: Canucks see veteran-laden Comets as a good thing for the kids Ottawa Senators 1109481 Canucks re-assign Ashton Sautner 1109433 GARRIOCH GAME REPORT: Injury-stung Senators soldiering on with impressive win over Wings Vegas Golden Knights 1109434 Colin White and Artem Anisimov sidelined and Logan 1109464 Golden Knights rookie Cody Glass adjusts to life on road Brown recalled by Senators in NHL 1109465 Looking to buy a Golden Knights Fleury patch? Good luck Philadelphia Flyers 1109466 Golden Knights reassign goaltender Oscar Dansk, recall 1109435 Flyers center Nolan Patrick is making strides in his Garret Sparks recovery from migraine disorder 1109467 11 games in, a look at where the Golden Knights are 1109436 Brian Elliott, feeling better than at any point last season, shining will start again for Flyers 1109468 Expect the goals to come soon for Golden Knights’ William 1109437 Will Brian Elliott surprise in Flyers' goalie tandem with Karlsson Carter Hart? 1109438 Nolan Patrick has no answers, but feels progress with migraine disorder Washington Capitals 1109469 John Carlson has 20 points in October.
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