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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 3/6/2021 Anaheim Ducks Calgary Flames 1204912 Ducks fall to depleted Avalanche in OT 1204938 Hitmen finally hit restart to get shutout win backed by 1204913 Darryl Sutter leaves role with Ducks to become Flames Peters head coach 1204939 Flames assistant coach Huska will run bench until Sutter’s arrival Arizona Coyotes 1204940 Flames ready for ‘hard-ass’ coach: ‘When you get the 1204914 Minnesota Wild thump Arizona Coyotes in season's first result, it’s worth it’ meeting between both teams 1204941 Sutter returns to Flames with ‘unfinished business’ on his mind Boston Bruins 1204942 Flames players hear message loud and clear after Ward 1204915 Playing for each other, Bruins respond to hit on Brandon firing Carlo by knocking out Capitals 1204943 FLAMES: Sutter is going to be here for a long while 1204916 Brandon Carlo taken to hospital by ambulance after 1204944 GILBERTSON: With Sutter’s return, pressure is on head-hunting hit from Washington’s Tom Wilson Flames’ core players 1204917 Charlie Coyle returns to lineup after one-game absence; 1204945 The Darryl Sutter shakeup: Can the Flames’ new coach Sean Kuraly scratched right the ship? 1204918 Mark Pavelich, member of Miracle on Ice gold-medal 1204946 Duhatschek notebook: Remembering Walter Gretzky, and winners, found dead Darryl Sutter’s ‘unfinished business’ 1204919 Bruins detail how to get tickets to games at TD Garden 1204947 Duhatschek: Darryl Sutter’s assignment is clear – light a beginning March 23 fire under the middling Flames 1204920 Bruins pummel Caps after ‘cheap shot’ injures Brandon Carlo Carolina Hurricanes 1204921 Bruins notebook: Jack Studnicka at home in the middle 1204948 Hurricanes’ doctor helps author major new study on 1204922 Brad Marchand sounds off on Tom Wilson's high hit on athlete COVID heart complications Brandon Carlo 1204949 Hurricanes trade tiers: A scale of ‘not happening’ to ‘still 1204923 Brandon Carlo helped off ice after headshot by Tom not happening’ Wilson 1204924 Boston Bruins D Brandon Carlo In Hospital After Wilson Chicago Blackhawks Headshot 1204950 Alex DeBrincat scores twice, Malcolm Subban makes 39 1204925 Talking Points: Boston Bruins Respond To ‘[Expletive] Hit’ saves and the Chicago Blackhawks beat the Tampa Bay on Carlo Light 1204926 Wilson KO’s Bruins’ Carlo With Violent, Dirty & 1204951 Brent Seabrook, who won 3 Stanley Cups with the Unpenalized Hit Chicago Blackhawks, says his playing career is over after 1204927 Coyle Returns for Boston Bruins, Struggling Kuraly 15 s Scratched 1204952 Blackhawks beat Lightning in shootout, channelling Brent 1204928 Boston Bruins Announce Plans For 2021 Home Game Seabrook’s inspiration Tickets 1204953 Brent Seabrook retires after 15 seasons with Blackhawks: 1204929 Game 21: Coyle In, Kuraly Benched, Boston Bruins vs ‘It was a hell of a run’ Capitals Lines, Preview 1204954 No, we don’t have a right to know what’s wrong with 1204930 Why Not Give Red-Hot Senyshyn A Bruins Look? Jonathan Toews. But ... 1204931 Bruins fans, meet Jarred Tinordi — the new guy who 1204956 Blackhawks moving toward purchasing Rockford IceHogs delivered payback to Tom Wilson while increasing focus on AHL development 1204932 Bruins have had it with Capitals’ Tom Wilson: ‘Completely 1204957 Chicago Blackhawks win wild one in shootout over unnecessary’ Lightning 1204933 The silent Bruins practice: Coach Bruce Cassidy does all 1204958 Retiring Seabrook owns big place in Blackhawks' history the talking 1204959 Brent Seabrook announces his playing career is over 1204960 Blackhawks injury updates on Seabrook, Shaw, Smith Buffalo Sabres 1204961 Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Brent Seabrook says 1204934 Mike Harrington: Kevyn Adams needs to step in and stop NHL career is over after 15 seasons Sabres' insanity 1204962 Ranking NHL head coach job security: Whose seats are 1204935 Sabres GM Adams: Everything, including Ralph Krueger the hottest? and roster, being 'evaluated' 1204963 Blackhawks pull out shootout win on emotional day as 1204936 Sabres GM pulls no punches in assessing team: ‘Flat-out Brent Seabrook ends career: 11 observations not good enough’ 1204964 Lazerus: Blackhawks’ Brent Seabrook leaves a legacy that 1204937 Former Sabres captains weigh in on team’s woes: ‘A transcends any contract whole new kind of unwatchable’ 1204965 What can the Blackhawks do with Brent Seabrook’s contract? Colorado Avalanche Minnesota Wild 1204966 Sans star center Nathan MacKinnon, Avalanche defeats 1204996 Jordan Greenway gets an assist from Ian Cole's stick on Anaheim in overtime breakaway goal vs. Coyotes 1204967 Nathan MacKinnon cleared to play; Gabe Landeskog 1204997 Friday's Wild-Arizona game recap skips morning skate after the birth of his son 1204998 Wild notes: Kaapo Kahkonen officially No. 2 goalie, but 1204968 Avalanche goalie Philipp Grubauer has been a ‘rock,’ but says he'll keep working at it is his workload sustainable? 1204999 Former teammates' memories of Mark Pavelich date to 1204969 Valeri Nichushkin’s overtime goal sends Avalanche to 3-2 Iron Range, Minnesota Duluth and Olympics victory over Anaheim Ducks 1205000 Wild breezes past Arizona 5-1 in first of two with Coyotes 1204970 Nichushkin scores twice, Avs beat Ducks 3-2 in overtime 1205001 Minnesota should join other states in opening doors back 1204971 Valeri Nichushkin helps rescue Avs in his best game of to pro sports fans season, but MacKinnon worry starts 1205002 'Miracle' hockey star Mark Pavelich found dead in 1204972 Nathan MacKinnon scratched from Avs-Ducks game with treatment center upper-body injury 1205003 Wild's path forward after benching Zach Parise will 1204973 Nathan MacKinnon good to go against Ducks, and become clearer tonight Landeskog is a father again 1205004 Zach Parise returns to Wild lineup vs. Coyotes; Evason says they had 'great meeting' Columbus Blue Jackets 1205005 Wild get back on track with dominant 5-1 win over Coyotes 1204974 Takeaways from Blue Jackets' win over Dallas Stars 1205006 Wild veteran Zach Parise returns from healthy scratch on include adding a foundation piece line with Kevin Fiala 1204975 Cam Atkinson's eagerness to kill penalties for the Blue 1205007 Jordan Greenway, Kirill Kaprizov and … Ian Cole’s stick Jackets helps him get 'shorties' shine for the Wild 1204976 Michael Arace: The Dallas experiment: Can a man's 1205008 How Wild’s Joel Eriksson Ek has emerged as one of the knees withstand 40 NHL games in 70 days? NHL’s top two-way forwards 1204977 Blue Jackets avoid meltdown against Dallas Stars, regroup for second straight victory Montreal Canadiens 1204978 Center position remains an issue for Blue Jackets, with no 1205009 Canada’s hockey dad Walter Gretzky was always there for easy fix his son Wayne, but never in his way 1205010 Canadiens expected Carey Price to struggle, Stéphane Dallas Stars Waite says 1204979 The cruel reality is the Dallas Stars are sinking to the 1205011 Canadiens legend Guy Lafleur lends hand to CHUM bottom and a turnaround is becoming even more unlikel cancer fundraiser 1204980 ‘Soft,’ ‘unnecessary’ call was dagger but Stars’ issue is still 1205012 Hickey on hockey: Canadiens seeking solutions to inept offense overtime failures 1205013 About Last Night: Mistake after mistake hurt the Detroit Red Wings Canadiens against the Jets 1204981 Why Filip Zadina feeling fresh and happy matters for 1205014 Basu and Godin: Canadiens OT woes, Jonathan Drouin Detroit Red Wings thrives, KK grows and more 1204982 Finally, Filip Zadina shows some offensive firepower in Wings' latest loss Nashville Predators 1204983 Red Wings to start hosting 750 fans at Little Caesars 1205015 Nashville Predators must embrace the rebuild needed to Arena fix a bad team | Estes 1205016 Two questions that must be answered before the Edmonton Oilers Predators re-sign Filip Forsberg 1204984 Oil Spills: State of Oilers defence 1204985 Walter Gretzky was the most famous hockey dad in world New Jersey Devils 1204986 Oilers versus Flames: Two hungry dogs and only one 1205017 Hockey Legend Wayne Gretzky Shared His Father With a steak Nation 1204987 JONES: Farewell, Walter Gretzky. Hello, Darryl Sutter 1205018 Devils searching for any way to climb out of slump | 4 1204988 MATHESON: Oilers can't toss away this Leafs spanking observations from loss to Rangers as just a bad week 1205019 Devils Deep Dive: Where did the disappearing offense go? 1204989 Lowetide: Why are some Oilers fans hesitant to give Darnell Nurse his due? New York Islanders 1204990 Oilers prospect Ty Tullio trying to carve out his own path, 1205020 Ryan Pulock says COVID-19 pandemic helped forged one stop at a time great connections among Islanders 1205021 Is Islanders defenseman prospect Robin Salo ready for Los Angeles Kings the NHL? 1204991 Column: ‘Dream Gap’ tour inches women’s pro hockey 1205022 Sorokin with a Strong Performance Despite Sabres association toward financial viability Scoring Two 1204992 Kings allow late equalizer, lose to Blues in OT 1204993 FINAL – KINGS 2, BLUES 3 (OT) – BROWN, KUPARI, New York Rangers MCLELLAN 1205023 Rangers coach David Quinn downplays Mika Zibanejad 1204994 GAME THREAD – KINGS VS. BLUES, 3/5 benching 1204995 3/5 PREVIEW – KUPARI’S NHL DEBUT & LINEUP 1205024 Rangers’ Kaapo Kakko set to return vs. Devils PROJECTIONS, PLUS GETTING THE PK BACK ON 1205025 Mark Pavelich, ‘Miracle on Ice’ team star, dead at 63 TRACK 1205026 Rangers exhale after Igor Shesterkin’s injury classified as ‘mild’ 1205027 Mark Pavelich dead, 'Miracle on Ice' Olympic team member was 63 1205028 Rangers goalie Igor Shesterkin day-to-day with mild groin strain, team says NHL 1205029 Top Women’s Hockey Players Renew Their Olympic Journey Ottawa Senators St Louis Blues 1205030 SNAPSHOTS: The Ottawa Senators take time for a reset 1205070 Blues notebook: Low-key homecoming for Clifford after 7-3 loss... Flames win but fire coach Geoff Ward an 1205071 Hoffman's blast gives Blues 3-2 overtime win in LA 1205031 GARRIOCH: The Ottawa Senators need Matt Murray to 1205072 Blues Game Day: No Vladi Tonight find consistency to have success 1205073 25 years ago: Even the players had goose bumps for a 1205032 WARREN: All about Walter Gretzky, Darryl Sutter and magical hockey night in St.
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