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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 8/2/2020 Arizona Coyotes Chicago Blackhawks cont'd 1189848 Coyotes prepared to embrace pressure ahead of playoff 1189879 Constable: This octogenarian goalie blocked shots from 2 series with Predators Blackhawk legends, then finally retired 1189880 Blackhawks' Drake Caggiula to have hearing for illegal Boston Bruins check to head on Tyler Ennis 1189849 Brad Marchand, Ondrej Kase back, but Tuukka Rask sits 1189881 How Blackhawks executed plan to upset Oilers in Game 1 as Bruins prepare for first game Sunday of Stanley Cup Qualifiers 1189850 Jack Edwards and Andy Brickley need time to adjust their 1189882 How Blackhawks' Jonathan Toews line bested Oilers' strategy calling Bruins games Connor McDavid line in Game 1 1189851 As NHL season restarts, opportunity comes early for 1189883 Blackhawks show they're serious about making noise as Bruins’ Jack Studnicka, Anders Bjork up front No. 12 seed 1189852 Tuukka Rask questionable for Sunday’s opener 1189884 Dominik Kubalik and Jonathan Toews lift Blackhawks over 1189853 Bruins' Tuukka Rask 'not feeling well' after missing Oilers in Game 1 practice, is a question mark vs. Flyers 1189885 Dominik Kubalik breaks Blackhawks rookie record for 1189854 Ondrej Kase finally makes an appearance at Bruins points in a playoff game practice in Toronto 1189886 Blackhawks and Oilers form circle together during National 1189855 Here's why the Bruins are going to win the Stanley Cup Anthem before Game 1 1189856 Ondrej Kase back on ice with Bruins. Now he must catch 1189887 Blackhawks' Corey Crawford to start Game 1 of Stanley up Cup Qualifier vs. Oilers 1189857 Bruins takeaways: Fans will be needed for next NHL 1189888 Oilers beat Blackhawks, win Stanley Cup in EA Sports' season NHL 20 simulation 1189889 Stanley Cup Playoffs Daily: The NHL postseason begins! Buffalo Sabres 1189890 Clark: NHL addresses racism with Mathew Dumba’s 1189858 Sabres sign forward Brett Murray to two-year, entry-level moment, but is it enough? contract 1189891 Five observations from the Blackhawks’ Game 1 win over 1189859 Former Sabre Dale Hawerchuk's family raising money as the Oilers he battles cancer 1189892 Lazerus: It’s still Jonathan Toews’ team, and it’s still Jonathan Toews’ time Calgary Flames 1189860 Flames versus Jets a family rivalry for Calgary couple Colorado Avalanche 1189861 Flames draw first blood 1189893 Avalanche and St. Louis Blues collide in Edmonton for 1189862 Snapshots: Good-flow Gaudreau ready for playoff series rubber match challenge 1189894 Avalanche in Edmonton: 5 things to watch in round-robin 1189863 Flames’ prospect Poolman torn as older brother battles play future teammates 1189895 Chambers: Nazem Kadri stands with Black players. Does 1189864 Who starts Game 1 for Flames? Hours before, Ward still the NHL hear them? not saying 1189896 This is Nazem Kadri’s moment – Avs forward at the center of push for change Carolina Hurricanes 1189865 A fluky bounce off a familiar name seals a familiar Columbus Blue Jackets Hurricanes playoff performance 1189897 Columbus Blue Jackets grateful for another playoff 1189866 Canes use aggressive start, strong penalty killing to top appearance Rangers in series opener 1189898 Blue Jackets coach John Tortorella faces tough decision 1189867 Mirtle: What it was like being in the empty arena for Game on who to start at goalie 1 of the NHL playoffs 1189899 Oliver Bjorkstrand living up to hype that followed him from 1189868 ‘Fired up’ Hurricanes set the tone in Game 1 win over juniors to Blue Jackets Rangers 1189869 Bag of Jerks: Brett Pesce’s bubble entrance, Dougie Dallas Stars Hamilton’s timeline 1189900 Stars forward Tyler Seguin expected to return for round- robin opener against Vegas Chicago Blackhawks 1189901 How Stars broadcasters are handling the challenge of 1189870 Blackhawks turn back the clock in 6-4 victory, riding an covering games from outside the NHL bubble offensive surge to stun the Oilers in Game 1 of their 1189902 After a week, here is what we know about Stars’ life inside 1189871 After a 143-day pause, the Blackhawks return to the ice the bubble today for Game 1 of their qualifying series against th 1189872 Blackhawks’ power play, rather than penalty kill, Detroit Red Wings neutralizes impact of Oilers’ special teams 1189903 Should Detroit Red Wings pay Seattle Kraken to rid roster 1189873 Blackhawks shock Oilers in Game 1, earn first postseason of underachiever? win since 2016 1189904 COVID-19 challenging how every sports league operates. 1189874 Blackhawks in the playoffs? Chicago’s sports fans might And challenging us as fans, too as well rally around it 1189905 Red Wings boast No. 1-ranked NHL/AHL affiliation since 1189875 Blackhawks-Oilers series preview: Hawks’ hopes rest with Ilitch era Corey Crawford, penalty kill 1189876 Edmonton plays Chicago in game 2 of Western Conference qualifying round 1189877 Blackhawks stun Oilers 6-4 in series opener 1189878 Toews, Kubalik and Co. strike early and often in Hawks' resounding Game 1 victory Edmonton Oilers New York Rangers 1189906 Edmonton Oilers deliver inexplicably weak effort in Game 1189934 Mika Zibanejad calls out Rangers’ brutal power play vs. 1 loss Hurricanes 1189907 JONES: Oilers not prepared to play in Game 1 against 1189935 Henrik Lundqvist enters Rangers uncertainty with prideful Blackhawks performance 1189908 Playoff-savvy Blackhawks make most of second chance in 1189936 Nothing goes right for Rangers in Game 1 loss to qualifier opener Hurricanes 1189909 Blackhawks soar and score leaving Oilers in Game 1 flap 1189937 Henrik Lundqvist gets Rangers start with Igor Shesterkin 1189910 JONES: Remote broadcasts the next best thing for Oilers ‘unfit to play’ voice Jack Michaels 1189938 Rangers vs. Hurricanes: Breaking down matchups and a 1189911 ‘Just not good enough’: The Oilers have a lot to fix after prediction disastrous Game 1 1189939 David Quinn’s young Rangers eyeing a historic run 1189940 Postgame analysis: Young NY Rangers fall short in Game Florida Panthers 1 after jittery first period 1189912 Panthers drop playoff opener after slow start. Takeaways 1189941 Henrik Lundqvist to start Game 1 for NY Rangers; Igor from a rocky performance Shesterkin 'unfit to play' 1189913 Panthers reunite Jonathan Huberdeau and Aleksander 1189942 With Igor Shesterkin inactive, Henrik Lundqvist takes the Barkov on top line to start postseason loss for Rangers in opener against Hurricanes 1189914 Panthers come up short in playoff opener against 1189943 Despite ready-made excuses, Rangers just weren’t good Islanders enough in Game 1 1189915 Jonathan Huberdeau, Panthers’ unassuming star, gets his chance Philadelphia Flyers 1189944 Bruins star winger Brad Marchand ready to face Flyers, Minnesota Wild but goalie Tuukka Rask may be sidelined 1189916 Wild could benefit from revamped NHL playoff format 1189945 Flyers face Bruins as push to Stanley Cup playoffs begins 1189917 Matt Dumba's speech against racial injustice part of NHL's with teams’ first meaningful game in nearly 5 months return to action in Edmonton bubble 1189946 Flyers excited to finally play a meaningful game 1189918 Props to the NHL and Commissioner Gary Bettman for 1189947 2020 NHL playoffs: 5 things Flyers fans need to know for saving its season round robin 1189919 Series preview: How the Wild and Canucks match up 1189948 NHL playoffs: Gary Bettman shares positives for fans 1189920 Wild vs. Vancouver: Schedule for best-of-five play-in watching at home series 1189949 2020 Stanley Cup odds: Flyers have chance at legit run in 1189921 Clark: NHL addresses racism with Mathew Dumba’s NHL playoffs moment, but is it enough? 1189950 NHL playoffs Flyers vs. Blue Jackets: Previewing possible 1st-round matchup Montreal Canadiens 1189922 Petry scores OT winner as Habs upset Penguins in Game Pittsburgh Penguins 1 1189951 Empty Thoughts: Simpler could be better for the Penguins 1189923 We have what we have: Claude Julien’s favourite line 1189952 Tim Benz: Penguins better finish or they’ll be finished a lot takes on new meaning quicker than we thought 1189924 There’s a recipe to beat the Penguins, and the Canadiens 1189953 Penguins’ power play struggles in Game 1 overtime loss had it to Canadiens 1189925 Legendary coach Scotty Bowman talks Penguins vs. 1189955 Penguins to start Matt Murray in Game 1 against Canadiens (now and then) Canadiens 1189926 How Phillip Danault’s line has fared against Pittsburgh’s 1189956 Stick taps, chirps and observations from two-headed monster Penguins-Canadiens Game 1 1189957 Wasted power plays cost the Penguins as Canadiens take Nashville Predators Game 1 in Toronto 1189927 NHL bubble diary: Colton Sissons on returning to play, 1189958 And the Penguins' starting goalie for Game 1 vs. Montreal care packages from Mom is... 1189959 We have what we have: Claude Julien’s favourite line New Jersey Devils takes on new meaning 1189928 How Tom Fitzgerald is handling the Devils’ endless 1189960 Yohe: 10 observations on the Penguins’ Game 1 loss to summer Montreal 1189961 There’s a recipe to beat the Penguins, and the Canadiens New York Islanders had it 1189929 Islanders’ Johnny Boychuk exits game after taking high hit 1189962 Legendary coach Scotty Bowman talks Penguins vs. 1189930 Islanders look reinvigorated in Game 1 win over Panthers Canadiens (now and then) 1189931 Islanders vs. Panthers: Breaking down matchups and a 1189963 Penguins’ player grades: Patric Hornqvist prediction 1189964 How Phillip Danault’s line has fared against Pittsburgh’s 1189932 Jean-Gabriel Pageau, Anthony Beauvillier lift Islanders to two-headed monster Game 1 win over Panthers 1189933 Seven takeaways from Islanders’ Game 1 win over Panthers San Jose Sharks Websites 1189965 Sharks' Evander Kane felt like he couldn't be himself while 1189991 The Athletic / Mirtle: What it was like being in the empty with Jets arena for Game 1 of the NHL playoffs 1189992 The Athletic / Clark: NHL addresses racism with Mathew St Louis Blues Dumba’s moment, but is it enough? 1189966 In case you've forgotten: A refresher course on the regular 1189993 The Athletic / ‘Actions speak louder’: Black voices have season sent the NHL a united message 1189967 Preview: Blues vs.
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