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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 11/10/2019 Anaheim Ducks Colorado Avalanche 1160680 NHL observations: Wild coach Bruce Boudreau knows ‘If 1160713 Avs sweep their two-game homestand after beating Blue you don’t win, bad things happen’ Jackets 1160681 Ducks coach Dallas Eakins downplays game vs. 1160714 Nikita Zadorov had surgery to repair broken jaw, out Edmonton “week-to-week” for the Avalanche 1160682 Whicker: Teemu Selanne’s biography is out, but there’s a 1160715 Chambers: Avalanche has been at its best against NHL’s lot of life left best 1160716 Makar scores two goals in come from behind Avalanche Arizona Coyotes victory 1160683 Arizona Coyotes blow another lead in loss to Minnesota 1160717 The Avalanche prepare for the Blue Jackets tonight, but Wild the two teams will meet in Finland in 2020 1160684 Arizona Coyotes' Jakob Chychrun flashing potential after 1160718 Avs Game 17 Grades: Turn and Burn for the win battling chronic pain last season 1160719 Cale Makar’s time as a hockey-destroying unicorn is only 1160685 ‘Disheartening’: Coyotes blow a lead again, lose to beginning struggling Wild 1160686 Arizona Coyotes assign Eric Comrie to AHL Tucson Columbus Blue Jackets Roadrunners 1160720 Avalanche 4, Blue Jackets 2 | Familiar start leads to familiar result, another loss Boston Bruins 1160721 Blue Jackets look for win to boost their confidence 1160687 Bruins look to dig out of first rough stretch of season 1160722 Emil Bemstrom's first NHL goal fires up Blue Jackets 1160688 Hockey IQ separates the good players from the great ones 1160723 Portzline: 10 observations from the Blue Jackets’ 4-2 loss 1160689 Bruins look to put Detroit loss behind them to Colorado; Nick Foligno could face a suspension 1160690 Bruins penalty kill equipped for all moments 1160724 Guideposts: Taking stock of the Blue Jackets’ slim margin 1160691 Hagg Bag mailbag: Airing of grievances a month into the for error and their defensive optimism season 1160692 Down on the farm: First-round pick Senyshyn’s arrival Dallas Stars shows Bruins pipeline is working as planned 1160725 After topsy-turvy first month, Jim Montgomery shares how the Stars rediscovered their identity Buffalo Sabres 1160693 The long journey is over but Sabres' intrigue is just Detroit Red Wings beginning 1160726 How this Detroit Red Wings opening disintegration 1160694 Global Series trip is quite a present for fan from Belgium compares to past 18-game starts 1160695 The Wraparound from Sweden: Tampa Bay Lightning 5, 1160727 The Detroit Red Wings demonstrated they can win. Here's Buffalo Sabres 3 what worked 1160696 Stockholm Scenes: City Hall, site of the Nobel Prize 1160728 Dylan Larkin's determination keyed much-needed victory banquet over Bruins 1160697 Sabres game day: Looking for revenge against the 1160729 How to watch, listen and stream Detroit Red Wings vs. Lightning Las Vegas Golden Knights 1160698 Sabres sit where they’re expected to be after losing 2nd 1160730 Red Wings’ Filip Hronek developing knack for agitating Global Series game; now they have to be better opponents 1160731 Red Wings’ Robby Fabbri, Tyler Bertuzzi re-establish Calgary Flames connection 1160699 Flames rally, hang with champs until overtime 1160700 Full house: Flames' Tkachuk shared home with Blues' Edmonton Oilers Thomas during spring run 1160732 At some point Draisaitl will get the love he deserves 1160701 GameDay: Blues at Flames outside Edmonton 1160733 Chiasson finally leaves the rink with a smile on his face Chicago Blackhawks 1160702 Blackhawks fall 3-2 in a shootout after blowing a 2-goal Florida Panthers lead for their 1st loss to the Penguins since 2014 1160734 Panthers stymied by Isles goalie Greiss, high-stick call on 1160703 Playing in his native Pittsburgh never gets old for Barkov goal in third period Blackhawks forward Brandon Saad: ‘It’s nice to come home’ Los Angeles Kings 1160704 Blackhawks show improvement but blow lead, lose to 1160735 Kings give up two power-play goals in 3-2 loss to Penguins in shootout Canadiens 1160705 This You Gotta See: Bears-Lions, Bulls-Knicks, 1160736 Shea Weber scores twice, Canadiens beat Kings Blackhawks-Predators and MLB’s MVPs 1160737 ONTARIO 3, IOWA 2 – STRAND, LUFF, STOTHERS 1160706 For Blackhawks’ Slater Koekkoek, sister Madison provides 1160738 NOVEMBER 9 RAPID REACTION: CANADIENS 3, support system through up-and-down career KINGS 2 1160707 Chicago takes on Toronto in non-conference showdown 1160739 GAME 17: LOS ANGELES AT MONTREAL 1160708 Penguins rally, edge Blackhawks 3-2 in shootout 1160740 MCLELLAN WANTS “STEADY GAME, NIGHT-IN AND 1160709 Four takeaways: Blackhawks' winning streak vs. Penguins NIGHT-OUT” FROM ILYA; RYAN/THOMPSON NOTES ends at 10 games 1160741 CATCHING UP WITH KYLE BAUMAN IN IOWA 1160710 Olli Maatta on returning to Pittsburgh and parallels 1160742 PREVIEW – ONTARIO @ IOWA, 11/9 between Blackhawks and Penguins leadership group 1160743 LINEUPS; DOUGHTY “READY TO GO,” BUT LEWIS 1160711 How to watch Blackhawks vs. Maple Leafs: Time, TV OUT “PROBABLY A LITTLE BIT LONGER THAN WHAT schedule and streaming info WE ORIGINALLY 1160712 ‘This is what I’m used to’: Robin Lehner isn’t sugarcoating ANTICIPATE things, but he’s not complaining, either Minnesota Wild Philadelphia Flyers 1160744 Wild chirps Darcy Kuemper during comeback win over 1160779 Flyers burn Leafs, 3-2, as Sean Couturier seals it again in Coyotes a shootout 1160745 Wild-Arizona game recap 1160780 Flyers prospect Samuel Morin again tears his ACL and is 1160746 Hartman, Wild rally for 4-3 win over Coyotes expected to miss rest of season 1160747 More of the same: Wild falls behind, completes rally to 1160781 Flyers are rolling into Boston after massive shootout win beat Arizona 4-3 over Maple Leafs 1160748 Now that he's scored, Wild winger Ryan Donato knows 'the floodgates will open' Pittsburgh Penguins 1160749 Penguins rally, edge Blackhawks 3-2 in shootout 1160782 Empty Thoughts: Penguins 3, Blackhawks 2 (SO) 1160750 Devan Dubnyk starts, Marcus Foligno out for Wild vs. 1160783 Penguins rally to defeat Blackhawks in shootout but lose Coyotes Crosby to injury 1160751 Wild trash talk their way to comeback win over Coyotes 1160784 Ex-Penguins defenseman Olli Maatta returns with 1160752 Wild face off against familiar foe: Longtime backup Darcy Blackhawks Kuemper 1160785 Sidney Crosby leaves Saturday's game with 'lower-body 1160753 From back talk to comeback: Wild erase deficit vs. Darcy injury' Kuemper and Coyotes with some chirping along the way 1160786 Penguins stage another comeback, win in shootout vs. Chicago Blackhawks MontrealCanadiens 1160787 Former Penguin Olli Maatta returns to PPG Paints for the 1160754 In the Habs' Room: Montreal hangs on for win despite first time since he was traded first-period outburst 1160755 Shea Weber powers Canadiens over Kings with early San Jose Sharks two-goal effort 1160788 Timo Meier plays hero in shootout as Sharks top 1160756 Canadiens Game Day: And the first star ... Shea Weber! Predators 1160757 L.A. Kings at Canadiens: Five things you should know 1160789 Can Logan Couture’s newest linemate help jump-start his 1160758 A thorough breakdown of the most incredible goal Shea season? Weber has scored in a Canadiens uniform 1160790 Rookie Sharks defenseman out vs. Nashville Predators 1160759 Video Review: Shea Weber powers the Canadiens to a 1160791 Melker Karlsson's return to lineup a positive for necessary win penalty-prone Sharks 1160792 How Sharks' Dylan Gambrell, Noah Gregor have seized Nashville Predators regular roles 1160760 Predators' Dante Fabbro returns to game after taking puck 1160793 As Marc-Edouard Vlasic finds his game, so, too, do the to the face Sharks 1160761 Predators-Sharks: TV info, live game score, updates 1160762 Roman Josi, Yannick Weber excited to go home with St Louis Blues Predators as part of NHL's Global Series 1160794 Blues win in OT for seventh in a row 1160763 Nick Bonino's goals include more than goals for Predators 1160795 Blues notebook: Coach Berube no stranger to Calgary 1160796 Perron does it again as Blues beat Calgary 3-2 in overtime New Jersey Devils 1160797 It's all about the 'D,' Tkachuk says of his hometown Blues 1160764 What will Devils do if Sami Vatanen misses time with 1160798 Blues play the Flames on 6-game win streak injury? 1160765 NJ Devils lose Sami Vatanen and game to Oilers in Tampa Bay Lightning frustrating fashion 1160799 Lightning’s fourth line pours on goals in win over Buffalo in Sweden New York Islanders 1160800 Lightning bring Community Hero program to Sweden 1160766 Mayfield, Greiss lead Islanders to 2-1 win over Panthers 1160801 Lightning put together a complete game to beat Buffalo in 1160767 Jordan Eberle makes game-turning play in return to Sweden Islanders 1160802 Victor Hedman follows other stars’ path from their shared 1160768 Thomas Greiss’ brilliance makes Islanders winners again hometown 1160769 Islanders goalie Thomas Greiss' save percentage has him 1160803 Sweden trip is a chance for other European Lightning atop NHL rankings players as well 1160770 With Jordan Eberle's return, Isles coach Barry Trotz keeps Derick Brassard on the right wing Toronto Maple Leafs 1160771 With Jordan Eberle, Nick Leddy returning to the lineup, 1160804 Sunday NHL preview: Toronto Maple Leafs at Chicago Islanders beat Panthers Blackhawks 1160805 Fears for Marner after ankle injury in Leafs’ shootout loss New York Rangers to Flyers 1160772 What David Quinn thinks is holding back Rangers’ Brady 1160806 ‘It’s hard to believe.’ Kade Foster, 11, meets Maple Leafs Skjei one week after lonely birthday
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