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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 1/22/2020 Arizona Coyotes Chicago Blackhawks 1172146 Coyotes’ conundrum: What to do about Antti Raanta? 1172170 ‘We apologize’: NBC Sports Chicago regrets missing the start of the Blackhawks’ tribute to Joel Quenneville as Boston Bruins 1172171 Blackhawks fall 4-3 to Joel Quenneville’s Panthers as their 1172147 Bruins finish up their work before leaving for vacation 5-game win streak comes to an end 1172148 Jeremy Lauzon is making long strides for the Bruins 1172172 Former Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville makes his 1172149 Kevan Miller closer to returning to Bruins’ lineup long-awaited return to the United Center: ‘I was a lucky gu 1172150 Bruins dig out win over Golden Knights, and other 1172173 Jonathan Toews and Duncan Keith get into a heated observations scrap at the Blackhawks morning skate: ‘Just a little friend 1172151 For Bruins, one more day at the office before vacation 1172174 Column: Joel Quenneville’s return caps a nostalgic week 1172152 Bruins slay Golden Knights in come from behind win for the Blackhawks, who are making a statement that th 1172153 Boston Bruins head into the break with plenty to think 1172175 Blackhawks fall to Quenneville-led Panthers as Robin about Lehner suffers rare off-night 1172154 Bruins still looking for blue line solutions 1172176 Joel Quenneville reflects on bond with Blackhawks’ fans, 1172155 Bruins pregame notes: On the rebound with the Golden players during first return to United Center Knights 1172177 Blackhawks planning to honor Joel Quenneville during 1172156 Talking Points: Bruins' new-look David Krejci line pays off Tuesday return with Panthers late in 3-2 win over Vegas 1172178 Quenneville coaches Panthers to 4-3 win over Blackhawks 1172157 Mind-blowing stat shows importance of Jake DeBrusk 1172179 Hawks can't complete comeback in Quenneville's return to scoring for the Bruins UC 1172158 David Krejci a 'game-time decision' for Bruins after 1172180 Rozner: Emotional night for Quenneville, Blackhawks fans missing last two games 1172181 Tough luck keeps Kane's parents from witnessing 1172159 Bruins send Steven Kampfer to Providence, call up rugged milestone moment in person Jeremy Lauzon 1172182 Toews brushes off scuffle with Keith during morning skate 1172160 A break is a break: Workouts are not encouraged while 1172183 3 Takeaways: Joel Quenneville returns to United Center, the Bruins are away Patrick Kane honored for 1,000th point 1172161 Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy’s (mock) baseball Hall of 1172184 Jonathan Toews and Duncan Keith separated at Fame ballot Blackhawks morning skate 1172162 Pace, possession, quickness: Analyzing the Bruins’ future 1172185 Joel Quenneville thanks Blackhawks fans: 'The support in No. 1 pair — one with a past Chicago was outstanding' 1172163 There’s always next year, still, for the ageless Zdeno 1172186 Q&A: Joel Quenneville on firing, returning to Chicago and Chara, who shows no signs of slowing down new chapter in Florida 1172187 Joel Quenneville reflects on best memories with Buffalo Sabres Blackhawks 1172164 Season is pretty much over if Sabres don't take advantage 1172188 Joel Quenneville wasn't surprised by firing from of next stretch Blackhawks 1172165 Evaluating Sam Reinhart’s value as he approaches 1172189 Panthers coach Joel Quenneville a winner in Chicago restricted free agency return 1172190 Sights and sounds from Joel Quenneville’s memorable, Calgary Flames emotional return to Chicago 1172166 10 assets at Flames GM Brad Treliving’s disposal as the 1172191 Joel Quenneville’s return means Coach Q’s mustache will trade deadline nears start tweeting again Carolina Hurricanes Colorado Avalanche 1172167 As high as expectations were for his return, Justin 1172192 Avs double up Red Wings WIlliams exceeded them 1172168 Williams scores twice as Canes go into long break with Columbus Blue Jackets 4-1 win over Jets 1172193 Elvis Merzlikins’ improvement with Blue Jackets can be 1172169 What should the Hurricanes do about the Dougie traced back to mistake Hamilton-sized hole in their lineup? 1172194 Michael Arace | Blue Jackets’ numbers amazing in their 21-game revival 1172195 Blue Jackets count on David Savard’s fearless shot- blocking 1172196 The opening reviews are in on Elvis: Performance, passion and personality all pluses for Merzlikins Dallas Stars New York Islanders 1172197 How have the Stars become captains of the comeback? 1172225 Josh Bailey, Thomas Greiss help Islanders get revenge It’s all in the numbers against Rangers 1172198 The 2020 Dallas Stars player poll: Sharpest dresser, most 1172226 Islanders get much-needed win over Rangers before superstitious, best shot and more break 1172227 Rangers no match for Islanders without Artemi Panarin Detroit Red Wings 1172228 Islanders overcome two late penalties to beat Rangers 1172199 Detroit Red Wings might not see top winger Anthony 1172229 Rangers look lost without Artemi Panarin in loss to Mantha for rest of season Islanders heading into break 1172200 Detroit Red Wings look at old rival Avalanche and see 1172230 Trotz benches Barzal during third period of win over what's possible Rangers 1172201 Red Wings meet extra long to fix defensive issues 1172231 Isles vs. Rangers preview: The 'mini-playoff series' wraps 1172202 Red Wings’ Anthony Mantha out another month, maybe up rest of season New York Rangers Edmonton Oilers 1172232 Josh Bailey, Thomas Greiss help Islanders get revenge 1172203 Racial slur leads to five-game suspension for Bakersfield against Rangers Condors' Brandon Manning 1172233 Rangers’ David Quinn gives Kaapo Kakko top-line minutes 1172204 JONES: Oilers, Flames rematch the talk of the NHL 1172234 Rangers’ lack of urgency makes playoff dream harder to 1172205 Inside how ‘Okanagan boy’ Ken Holland helped bring back fathom the Penticton Young Stars tournament 1172235 Rangers no match for Islanders without Artemi Panarin 1172206 Oilers minor-league defenceman Brandon Manning 1172236 With Artemi Panarin out, NY Rangers head into NHL suspended five games for racial slur All-Star break with a loss to Islanders 1172207 Willis: An updated list of which Oilers are most likely to be 1172237 Islanders overcome two late penalties to beat Rangers traded in 2019-20 1172238 Rangers' Lias Andersson practicing with Swedish team 1172208 Lowetide: Kailer Yamamoto gives Oilers a midseason 1172239 Rangers look lost without Artemi Panarin in loss to spark, one of the best in team history Islanders heading into break 1172240 Isles vs. Rangers preview: The 'mini-playoff series' wraps Florida Panthers up 1172209 Vatrano scores 3 goals in second period as Panthers win 1172241 Artemi Panarin shows he’s the Rangers’ MVP … by not Quenneville’s return to Chicago; head into All-Star br playing in loss to Isles 1172210 Florida Panthers reportedly to host 2021 NHL All-Star Game NHL 1172211 Florida Panthers to host 2021 NHL All-Star Game, 1172242 KeyArena will begin reattaching its roof by late February. according to sources Then we might know a completion date. 1172212 Panthers roll into Chicago for Joel Quenneville’s reunion 1172243 Who will be NHL Seattle’s first coach? Here’s one recently on five-game win streak after rare victory in Minnes fired coach you should watch Los Angeles Kings Ottawa Senators 1172213 Kings coach Todd McLellan’s faster, aggressive system is 1172244 Former Senator Chris Phillips thrilled his No. 4 will be run by AHL Ontario affiliate raised to rafters 1172214 Kings at the All-Star break: What’s right, what’s wrong and 1172245 Salvian and Stevenson: Revisiting 10 bold (and pretty what’s next accurate) Senators predictions at the All-Star break 1172215 ‘Frustrating as hell’: Drew Doughty opines on the state of the Kings’ rebuild Philadelphia Flyers 1172246 Flyers, Brian Elliott avenge early-season loss and blank Minnesota Wild Pittsburgh Penguins, 3-0 1172216 Wild-Detroit game preview 1172247 Quick observations from the Flyers’ 3-0 win over the 1172217 Wild line of Marcus Foligno, Joel Eriksson Ek and Luke Penguins Kunin start turning defense into offense 1172248 Flyers prospect continues to lead Ohio State; German 1172218 Survey says it's unanimous: Wild draft pick Kirill Kaprizov Rubtsov in lineup vs. Penguins is next NHL star from KHL 1172249 Penguins’ Evgeni Malkin pokes Flyers fans; Michael Raffl 1172219 Wild extra cautious with players who are ill this time of out of lineup Tuesday year 1172250 Flyers tormentor Sidney Crosby and hated Penguins 1172220 The Wild Player Poll: Who’d be the worst road roommate? invade Philly | On the Fly Who’s best and worst dressed? Who’s always late? And m 1172251 Flyers veterans key win over Penguins 1172252 Joel Farabee ready for first NHL playoff drive Montreal Canadiens 1172253 Flyers Notebook: Rest or no, Ivan Provorov keeps rolling 1172221 ‘It helped my development’: How Josh Brook’s stint as a along forward brought the fun back to his game 1172254 After shutting out Sidney Crosby, Penguins, Flyers have 1172222 Canadiens player poll: Who has the best hair? Who taken down NHL's top 4 teams in span of 14 days snores? 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  • Binghamton Senators: Player Profile (Doornbosch #2 and Englund #6)

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    Binghamton Senators: Player Profile (Doornbosch #2 and Englund #6) #2: Jamie Doornbosch (D) - Shoots: L (DORN-bosh) 6-2, 190 lbs. / Feb. 1, 1990 Drafted: Undrafted Birthplace: Richmond Hill, Ont. Last AHL Goal: NA Last AHL Assist: NA Regular Season Playoffs Year Team League GP G A PTS PIM +/- GP G A PTS PIM 2006-07 Markham Waxers OPJHL 1 0 0 0 0 0 2006-07 Peterborough Petes OHL 4 0 0 0 0 0 2007-08 Peterborough Petes OHL 60 2 10 12 53 -12 5 0 1 1 2 2008-09 Peterborough Petes OHL 64 8 29 37 60 -24 4 0 0 0 2 2009-10 Peterborough Petes OHL 68 12 38 50 52 -16 4 0 1 1 6 2010-11 Kitchener Rangers OHL 68 19 29 48 44 -4 7 1 1 2 8 2010-11 New York Islanders NHL 1 0 0 0 0 -1 2011-12 St. Mary's University AUS 28 1 13 14 70 -7 2012-13 St. Mary's University AUS 28 1 12 13 32 3 2013-14 St. Mary's University AUS 28 8 13 21 60 2014-15 St. Mary's University AUS 26 2 13 15 63 2015-16 St. Mary's University AUS 23 5 16 21 22 12 2016-17 Wichita Thunder ECHL 27 8 12 20 16 -17 2016-17 Binghamton Senators AHL 6 0 0 0 0 3 TOTAL AHL 6 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 Player Highlights - Named to the CIS Second All-Star Team in 2013-14 #6: Andreas Englund (D) - Shoots: L (AN-DRAY-us, ENG-lund) 6-4, 203 lbs.