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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 10/20/2019 Anaheim Ducks Colorado Avalanche 1157746 Troy Terry, Ducks finding success sticking with the game 1157781 Tyson Jost collects hat trick as Avalanche downs plan Lightning in Tampa Bay 1157782 Chambers: Take it from Joel Quenneville, the Avalanche Arizona Coyotes is deep and dangerous 1157747 Despite injuries, Arizona Coyotes blue line steps up in win 1157783 It’s still really early, but did the Avs just show the NHL they over Ottawa Senators are for real? 1157748 Coyotes win 3rd straight game, beat Ottawa at home to 1157784 Avs Game 8 Grades: Lightning Crashes finish homestand 1157785 Tyson Jost toasts the hosts as Avs beat Lightning 1157749 Coyotes hold on-ice ceremony for Phil Kessel’s 1,000 NHL games Columbus Blue Jackets 1157750 Arizona Coyotes call up defenseman Aaron Ness, 1157786 Islanders 3, Blue Jackets 2, OT: After sluggish first period, Oesterle to IR Jackets go down quickly in OT 1157751 Kyle Capobianco’s return to health couldn’t have come at 1157787 Blue Jackets' top line gaining confidence better time for Coyotes 1157789 Olympian gets chance to skate with Jackets 1157790 Blue Jackets vs. Chicago 3-2-1 breakdown Boston Bruins 1157791 Lukan: 10 observations from the Blue Jackets’ 3-2 OT loss 1157752 Maple Leafs top Bruins in overtime to the Islanders 1157753 David Backes steps back into lineup 1157754 Craig Cunningham grateful to be back in the NHL — and Dallas Stars to be alive 1157792 Two points! Stars can return home with improved outlook 1157755 Bruins fall to Maple Leafs in OT, 4-3 after earning first regulation win, 4-1 over Flyers 1157756 David Backes draws back into the Bruins’ lineup 1157793 Three games, three points: Offseason signing Corey Perry 1157757 Bruins trying to fight through scoring drought providing a ‘boost of energy’ when Stars need it most 1157758 Talking Points from the B's 4-3 overtime loss to the Leafs 1157794 Stars 20/20: Corey Perry, Ben Bishop help Stars secure 1157759 Now's the perfect time for Bruins to get aggressive to first regulation win, end five-game skid solve top-heavy offense 1157760 David Backes will return to Bruins lineup tonight in Toronto Detroit Red Wings 1157761 McDonald: Three takeaways from a second straight Bruins 1157795 Frustrated Detroit Red Wings' Dylan Larkin: 'Find a way to overtime loss to a division rival score dirty goals' 1157796 Oilers beat Red Wings 2-1 to regain NHL lead Buffalo Sabres 1157762 Sabres show 'character and resiliency' to cap West Coast Edmonton Oilers road trip 1157797 WATCH: Oilers beat Red Wings 2-1 1157763 The Wraparound: Sabres 4, Sharks 3 1157798 A change in plans: Oilers recall Sam Gagner to bolster 1157764 Observations from English soccer convinced Ralph offensive depth, option Gaetan Haas Krueger to cut down morning skates 1157765 Dave Tippett and Dallas Eakins join Ralph Krueger in Florida Panthers making instant impact behind the bench 1157799 What to make of goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky’s start with 1157766 Sabres game day: Conor Sheary makes immediate impact the Florida Panthers in return 1157800 Ailing Panthers squander two-goal lead in third, but win in 1157767 Lawrence Pilut continues to shake off rust in his first game shootout for second straight road victory action since April 1157768 Inside the drafting of Victor Olofsson: How the Sabres Los Angeles Kings snagged a seventh-round steal 1157801 Kings finally put it all together in victory over Flames 1157802 Kings ride early lead to victory over Flames at Staples Calgary Flames Center 1157769 Flames' effort goes from bad to worse in road loss to 1157803 OCTOBER 19 RAPID REACTION (FEAT. JACK Kings HARRIS): KINGS 4, FLAMES 1 1157770 Stand-up guy: Hamonic not afraid to step in for Flames 1157804 GAME 8: LOS ANGELES VS CALGARY teammates 1157805 ONTARIO 5, SAN JOSE 2 – BJORNFOT, FRK, 1157771 GameDay: 5 storylines for Flames at Ducks STOTHERS 1157806 OCTOBER 19: QUICK IN NET; MACDERMID RETURNS; Chicago Blackhawks THE NEED FOR RESULTS 1157772 Kirby Dach returns to the Blackhawks, but it’s still a 1157807 PREVIEW – ONTARIO @ SAN JOSE, 10/19 mystery as to when the 1st-round pick will make his NHL 1157773 The Blackhawks got pushed around last season. They’re Minnesota Wild determined not to let that happen again. 1157808 Minnesota Wild host the Montreal Canadiens 1157774 3 takeaways from the Blackhawks’ 3-2 win over the Blue 1157809 Eager to get out of rut, Wild players say losing slide can't Jackets, including Jonathan Toews (well, his thigh) sco continue 1157775 Blackhawks rookie Kirby Dach brings ‘pro mentality’ back 1157810 Unstable front office, aging core of players part of Wild's from AHL stint big issues 1157776 Corey Crawford hopes denser schedule will help him find 1157811 Gameday preview: Wild vs. Montreal elusive rhythm 1157812 Jason Zucker apologizes to Wild coach Bruce Boudreau 1157777 Blackhawks host the Capitals after overtime victory 1157813 Jason Zucker clarifies ‘got to be better’ comments, Wild go 1157778 Dach back with Hawks, but when will he make NHL hard as stress rises debut? 1157779 How will the Blackhawks utilize Kirby Dach? 1157780 Oct. 19, 2007: An important Blackhawks milestone Montreal Canadiens Philadelphia Flyers 1157814 In the Habs' Room: Power play sparks Canadiens to 5-2 1157842 Frequent Flyer Miles: Recapping the Flyers’ first six win over Blues games and the nearly 14,000 miles it took to get to them 1157815 Canadiens crush Blues for second time in 8 days 1157843 Flyers lose to lowly Stars, 4-1, to drop below .500 1157816 Canadiens Game Day: Habs get first win in St. Louis in 1157844 Flyers’ winless streak reaches four with 4-1 loss to Stars four years 1157845 Alain Vigneault confident JVR will get back on track 1157817 Canadiens at Blues: Five things you should know 1157846 Fish: Nico Hischier’s $50.7-million contract could set bar 1157818 Video Review: With another big win over the Cup champs, for Flyers’ Nolan Patrick are the Canadiens back on track? 1157847 Phillie Phanatic tattoo guy got a Gritty tattoo ... seriously 1157848 Most frustrating loss yet gives Flyers their first 4-game Nashville Predators skid in October since 2014-15 1157819 Kyle Turris making the most of it for Predators, wherever 1157849 Flyers vs. Stars: Live stream, storylines, game time and he plays more 1157820 Predators vs. Panthers: Live game score, updates 1157850 Flyers 5 takeaways: ‘It’s like a golfer in regulation but can’t 1157821 The struggle has been real, but Predators aren't losing putt’ faith in Juuse Saros 1157851 Flyers vs. Stars: Game 6 preview, projected lineups, broadcast info New Jersey Devils 1157822 Devils shut out Canucks after Jack Hughes’ 1st career Pittsburgh Penguins goal 1157852 Empty Thoughts: Golden Knights 3, Penguins 0 1157823 How Devils and Nico Hischier found common ground in 1157853 Marc-Andre Fleury helps Golden Knights snap Penguins 7-year contract extension winning streak 1157824 Devils’ lines, pairings vs. Canucks (10/19/19) | Andy 1157854 Brian Dumoulin, Jared McCann scratched for Penguins vs. Greene returns, Will Butcher out Golden Knights 1157825 WATCH: Devils’ Jack Hughes scores 1st NHL goal (and 1157855 Penguins will start Tristan Jarry against Marc-Andre Fleury it’s a beauty) 1157856 From Hollidaysburg to Pittsburgh, Penguins rookie Sam 1157826 Jack Hughes scores his first NHL goal as Devils edge Lafferty writing ‘awesome story’ Canucks to win second straight 1157857 Jack Johnson goes from Smoothie King to Penguins 1157827 Why a long-term contract with the NJ Devils was important lineup to Nico Hischier 1157858 Marc-Andre Fleury steals the show again as Golden 1157828 Jack Hughes is on the board, scores first NHL goal for Knights snap Penguins' streak Devils against brother Quinn Hughes 1157859 Penguins rank among the NHL's most disciplined teams 1157829 How they line up: Andy Greene returns for NJ Devils vs. 1157860 On the ice and behind the scenes, Marc-Andre Fleury put Canucks on a show 1157830 Hughes scores 1st NHL goal in Devils' 1-0 win over 1157861 Brian Dumoulin does more than watch when Kris Letang Canucks scores beauties for the Penguins 1157831 Jack Hughes’ first goal enough to keep Devils rolling 1157832 Devils’ Jack Hughes scores first goal versus brother Quinn San Jose Sharks in surreal scene 1157862 Sabres 4, Sharks 3: Takeaways from the end of the homestand New York Islanders 1157863 San Jose Sharks’ win streak ends at three games 1157833 Brock Nelson’s OT goal gives Islanders fourth straight win 1157864 Erik and Melinda Karlsson bring daughter home after 1157834 Brock Nelson’s OT goal propels Islanders past Blue two-week hospital stay Jackets 1157865 Sharks’ prospect set to make NHL debut, but can he stick 1157835 Brock Nelson's overtime goal lifts Islanders to road win around? over Blue Jackets 1157866 Sharks takeaways: What we learned in streak-snapping 1157836 Islanders call up forward Cole Bardreau at the last minute 4-3 loss to Sabres for his NHL debut 1157867 Sharks prospect Noah Gregor has family connection to 1157837 Islanders' Mathew Barzal says new contract not on his organization mind, but he's not oblivious to deals made by other play 1157868 Can prospect Noah Gregor end Sharks' revolving door of depth forwards? New York Rangers 1157869 Patrick Marleau reflects on Sharks return during drive to 1157838 Rangers can’t let this chance to honor Brad Park come SAP Center and go 1157870 Tomas Hertl shakes off early-season rust; Sharks 1157839 Why Rangers could be closer to solving biggest issue arguably still improving despite loss 1157840 Rangers coach David Quinn bemoans poor defense in 1157871 After early delivery and ‘true fear,’ Erik and Melinda loss to Capitals Karlsson finally bring their daughter home from the hos Ottawa Senators St Louis Blues 1157841 WARREN GAME REPORT: Coyotes prey on slow-starting 1157872 Blues winless streak at four games after 5-2 loss to Senators Montreal 1157873 Blues notebook: Thomas surprised as anyone by penalty 1157874 Blues gaining focus, but still losing points 1157875 Preview: Blues vs.
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