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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 4/21/2020 Boston Bruins Edmonton Oilers 1183213 Bruce Cassidy believes Bruins’ ‘structure’ will be a benefit 1183243 Ryan Mantha's potential Oilers career never had a chance when (if) play resumes 1183244 Discount forward options the Oilers could pursue in free 1183214 The 2011 Bruins are reuniting Tuesday to watch their agency Stanley Cup clincher 1183245 ‘He was one in a million’: Colby Cave’s wife, Emily, opens 1183215 Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy making the most of his down up about her loss time 1183246 ‘Oh my God, Edmonton’s picking first’: An oral history of 1183216 Bruins Breakdown: Jaroslav Halak has been a great the 2015 NHL draft lottery addition 1183217 Bruce Cassidy says pause in NHL season hasn't changed Los Angeles Kings Bruins' goal 1183247 WEBSTER’S LEGACY LEAVES LASTING IMPACT: “HE 1183218 This week in Bruins playoff history: Lake Placid trip LOVED THE GAME, BUT HE LOVED PEOPLE” sparked Stanley Cup run in 2011 1183219 This Date in Bruins History: Boston beats rivals in high- Montreal Canadiens scoring games 1183248 Jeff Petry and P.K. Subban feed hospital workers, save 1183220 Entire 2011 Bruins team to reunite for Stanley Cup Game some jobs along the way 7 watch party 1183221 If hockey is to return this year, captains’ practices may Nashville Predators prove essential 1183249 Will the Predators try to re-sign Mikael Granlund and Craig 1183222 My favorite player: Rob Zamuner Smith? Can they? 1183223 Shinzawa: How I’d improve the NHL if I were commissioner New Jersey Devils 1183250 Position-by-position: NJ Devils have depth on wings but Buffalo Sabres few impact players 1183224 Sabres' No. 1 pick Dylan Cozens named Lethbridge's MVP New York Islanders 1183225 NHL rules contract invalid after former Sabres No. 1 pick 1183251 Untold stories from the Islanders beat: The moments of Mikhail Grigorenko signs with Columbus kindness I won’t forget 1183226 As Pegulas face business challenges, employees describe a ‘toxic culture’ at PSE New York Rangers 1183227 The Athletic Q&A: Kim Pegula addresses PSE’s latest 1183252 Rangers’ Chris Kreider continues to heal in uncertain downsizing phase times 1183253 Lias Andersson discusses sleepless nights, improved Calgary Flames mental health since leaving NY Rangers 1183228 Simulating the 2020 NHL playoffs: Flames vs. Golden 1183254 Rangers' Chris Kreider says foot has healed and feels Knights good Carolina Hurricanes Ottawa Senators 1183229 With NHL suspended, Rod Brind’Amour has time to reflect 1183255 When there's no ice, what does a skating coach do? on Canes’ 2006 Stanley Cup run 1183256 Troy Mann and his staff have sent their evaluation of the club's prospects to management Chicago Blackhawks 1183257 Belleville Senators' coach Troy Mann knows this could be 1183230 Andrew Ladd and Kris Versteeg weigh in on Dustin a big missed opportunity Byfuglien's NHL future 1183258 Ottawa Senators name Anthony LeBlanc as president of 1183231 Blackhawks’ Andrew Shaw holds Q&A, talks funniest business operations teammate, favorite rivalry 1183259 Sens radio analyst Gord Wilson donates blood to help 1183232 ‘It’s just not the same’: Brent Seabrook’s importance was COVID-19 vaccine efforts clear in his absence Philadelphia Flyers Columbus Blue Jackets 1183260 Ron Hextall discusses mixed feelings on Flyers' success, 1183233 Blue Jackets’ signing of Mikhail Grigorenko on hold after future NHL rejects the deal 1183261 Young Flyers fulfill dream of a pro contract in unexpected 1183234 Michael Arace | Peter Karmanos’ scheme to house NHL fashion team at airport never got off the ground 1183235 Michael Arace | Blue Jackets’ upset of Lightning echoed Pittsburgh Penguins Oilers’ 1981 stunner 1183262 Jim Rutherford, Penguins continue to wait, make 1183236 NHL voids Mikhail Grigorenko’s contract with Blue Jackets contingency plans 1183237 After three seasons in Russia, Mikhail Grigorenko back in 1183263 Tim Benz, Mark Madden discuss how the draft may impact NHL with Blue Jackets Steelers trades; Matt Murray’s future 1183238 From Nash to Zherdev to Foligno: The 10 best goals in 1183264 Paul Zeise: NBA and NHL should think way outside the Blue Jackets history box to finish seasons 1183265 Penguins on pause: Evan Rodrigues' fresh start in Dallas Stars Pittsburgh didn't last long 1183239 Trophy time: Fox Sports Southwest to re-air Stars, Mavs 1183266 Former Penguins players know the challenge of being title runs, plus Rangers playoff victories locked out of a season 1183240 Revisionist history: Did Stars really reach for Riley Tufte over Alex Debrincat? San Jose Sharks 1183267 Thirteen reasons why Jamie Baker misses sports during Detroit Red Wings coronavirus haitus 1183241 Michael Rasmussen can make the Detroit Red Wings next season. Here's how 1183242 Steve Yzerman has tough calls to make on Red Wings’ 12 restricted free agents St Louis Blues Websites 1183268 Blues (literally) have their brush with history in "Market 1183293 The Athletic / Down Goes Brown: Which birthday Street Dream" painting produces the best starting six in NHL history? 1183269 LeBrun: Alex Pietrangelo on chance to defend, his next 1183294 The Athletic / LeBrun: Alex Pietrangelo on chance to deal and uncertain times defend, his next deal and uncertain times 1183295 The Athletic / A special season for Penn State hockey Tampa Bay Lightning ends in a whisper and a lot of ‘what ifs’ 1183270 How sports are helping in the coronavirus fight 1183296 The Athletic / A scarred son and a scared mother: Inside 1183271 Hitting home: Grandfather of Lightning prospect Daniel Tucker Tynan’s journey back to the ice Walcott dies of COVID-19 1183297 Sportsnet.ca / Canucks faced ultimate 2011 first round test vs. Cup-defending Chicago Toronto Maple Leafs 1183298 Sportsnet.ca / Maple Leafs Mailbag: Is Andreas Johnsson 1183272 The Leafs might have to share popular anthem singer most likely to be traded? when the NHL returns 1183299 Sportsnet.ca / Three potential destinations for Dustin 1183273 Pandemic strikes at a pivotal time in women’s professional Byfuglien, if he decides to return hockey 1183300 Sportsnet.ca / Meghan Chayka reconnecting hockey's 1183274 The results are in: How you voted in our inaugural Maple analytics community amid pandemic Leafs fan survey 1183301 Sportsnet.ca / The best team in Vancouver Canucks history, Part I – Sportsnet Vancouver Canucks 1183302 TSN.CA / Tyler Stars' Seguin all-in for COVID-19 relief, 1183290 Ben Kuzma: Canucks cornered by COVID-19 mass- resuming NHL season gathering edict, 'fear of the unknown' 1183303 TSN.CA / Tough lessons give Toronto Maple Leafs F 1183291 Willes' Musings: Desperate to finish season, NHL may Adam Brooks a new appreciation for NHL hockey have bigger issues with next season 1183304 TSN.CA / Yost: Assembling All-Decade Teams for each 1183292 Rise of the odd couple: On Quinn Hughes and Elias NHL club Pettersson’s elite partnership 1183305 TSN.CA / Seravalli: An audit of our 31 bold predictions for the NHL season Vegas Golden Knights 1183306 USA TODAY / Six former pro athletes-turned-medical 1183275 Chandler Stephenson in line for new contract with Golden professionals who are on frontlines of COVID-19 fight Knights 1183276 Simulating the 2020 NHL playoffs: Flames vs. Golden Winnipeg Jets Knights 1183287 Harkins proved hard work can pay off 1183288 Jets have no worries about lead farmhand Washington Capitals 1183289 Subscribers were a little less keen on Winnipeg’s assistant 1183277 T.J. Oshie is having fun with his young family but can’t coaches — Charlie Huddy, Jamie Kompon, Wade Flaher wait to start playing hockey again 1183278 Gretzky: I 'pull for' Ovechkin to score goals, chase record World Leagues News 1183279 Oshie wants season to resume, but 'safety needs to be 1183307 Coronavirus causes major adjustments for injury rehab No. 1' 1183308 Competitive sport could return under Level 2 1183280 Here's when Ovi will know it's time to hang up his skates 1183309 Iconic Baseball Bat Company Louisville Slugger Shuts 1183281 Devante Smith-Pelly discusses experience with Beijing Down Amid Coronavirus Crisis team during coronavirus pandemic 1183310 UFC officially cancels four more events due to coronavirus 1183282 Where is the No. 1 place in the world TJ Oshie would like pandemic to play? Not where you think 1183311 UofL Athletics losing revenue to coronavirus 1183283 T.J. Oshie on being in a hospital for the birth of son during 1183312 Kirk Herbstreit reveals ‘extreme’ college football possibility coronavirus pandemic 1183313 Agency: Coronavirus to cancel nearly half of scheduled 1183284 Best comebacks of 2019-20 final: Stunning the Sharks vs. sports events in 2020 4-goal 3rd period against Pittsburgh 1183314 Coronavirus: Liverpool v Atletico Madrid virus link an 1183285 Kovalchuk and Oshie have not talked about the epic Sochi 'interesting hypothesis' shootout 1183315 England's Eddie Jones says coronavirus crisis will lead to 1183286 Alex Ovechkin accepts ALL IN Challenge offering private rise in hybrid players lesson from his 'office' 1183316 Coronavirus: Premier League, EFL offered £1 billion lifeline to survive in crisis – sources 1183317 Cricket was the summer sport safe from coronavirus. Then a perfect storm struck 1183318 NRL CEO Todd Greenberg quits amid rugby league coronavirus crisis 1183319 As coronavirus spreads, Maryland looks ahead to an uncertain future for football season SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1183213 Boston Bruins ▪ Movies: “ ‘Mystic River’ — Which I haven’t seen in 15 years. Forgot parts of it. Probably watched it on a bus 15 years ago. Great movie.” And the latest iteration of “Benji.” Bruce Cassidy believes Bruins’ ‘structure’ will be a benefit when (if) play “Of course, the family wants a dog. So do I. Julie is the one who’s a little resumes bit on the fence, but we outvote her, 3-1, but her vote weighs much more than our three.” By Kevin Paul Dupont Globe Staff,Updated April 20, 2020, 6:21 p.m.
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