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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 3/20/2021 Anaheim Ducks Detroit Red Wings 1206059 Ducks’ Ryan Miller reflects after milestone victory 1206085 Here's how long the Detroit Red Wings expect to be 1206060 Eight things that stood out in Jamie Drysdale’s fantastic without their most important player NHL debut for the Ducks 1206086 Inside Detroit Red Wings' secret of recent success vs. top teams: 'Being predictable' Arizona Coyotes 1206087 Goaltender Jonathan Bernier out, but Red Wings unsure 1206061 Coyotes allow 3 unanswered goals in overtime loss to for how long Ducks 1206088 Trade for Robby Fabbri has provided Red Wings tremendous value Boston Bruins 1206089 Robby Fabbri’s hat trick lifts Red Wings, who lose 1206062 Next two Bruins games are postponed after four more Jonathan Bernier to injury players enter COVID protocol 1206090 Is time running out for Red Wings’ Tyler Bertuzzi to return 1206063 Bruins’ next two games postponed due to outbreak this season? 1206064 Boston Bruins Forced To Postpone Games Due to COVID 1206091 The best comparables for the Red Wings’ top 2021 trade Protocols deadline candidates 1206065 Boston Bruins’ Frederic Felled With Lower Body Injury Edmonton Oilers Buffalo Sabres 1206092 Wins pile up as Edmonton Oilers commit to changing 1206066 Sabres' game Saturday postponed as 4 more Bruins enter image Covid-19 protocols 1206093 JONES: Ladies and gentlemen, introducing the Edmonton 1206067 Sources: Sabres on the verge of trading goalie Jonas Oilers' Rocket McDavid Johansson 1206094 Lowetide: Where does Zack Kassian fit on the Oilers, now 1206068 Charlie Mendola is latest departure from Sabres' hockey and in the future? operations department 1206069 News of latest COVID-19 postponement leaves Sabres Florida Panthers with ‘some nerves in the room’ 1206095 How the Florida Panthers improved their defense to become an unlikely Cup contender Calgary Flames 1206070 SNAPSHOTS: Flames captain Giordano leads charge in Los Angeles Kings 4-3 victory in Toronto 1206096 Kings lose to streaking Golden Knights, who get two goals 1206071 Flames stars adjusting to new identity under Sutter from Max Pacioretty 1206097 Kings again struggle to solve one of division’s top teams Carolina Hurricanes 1206098 Durable, versatile Adrian Kempe invaluable to Kings 1206072 What do the Hurricanes want — or need — as the NHL 1206099 FINAL – KINGS 2, GOLDEN KNIGHTS 4 – IAFALLO, trade deadline approaches? ROY, MCLELLAN 1206073 Carolina Hurricanes midseason superlatives: The MVP, 1206100 GAME THREAD – KINGS VS. GOLDEN KNIGHTS, 3/19 biggest surprise, most underrated, best dressed and more 1206101 3/19 PREVIEW – PROJECTED LINEUPS, PLUS BROWN UPDATE, AMADIO, MAATTA & HANDLING VEGAS’ Chicago Blackhawks SPEED 1206074 Blackhawks’ Pius Suter learning to adapt to differences 1206102 FIRST HALF RECAP – KINGS 12-10-6, 3 PTS OUT OF between European and NHL hockey PLAYOFF SPOT AT HALFWAY MARK 1206075 Strome's return should help backsliding Blackhawks 1206076 Q&A: Kendall Coyne Schofield on Blackhawks Minnesota Wild development, PWHPA, Chicago Red Stars ownership and 1206103 Gameday preview: Wild at Colorado more 1206104 Wild looks to learn from rout; Matt Dumba injury 'better than it looked' Colorado Avalanche 1206077 5 takeaways from the Avalanche’s 5-1 win over Minnesota Montreal Canadiens 1206078 Avalanche are reportedly close to acquiring goaltender 1206105 J.T. Miller’s unassisted overtime goal secures Canucks a Jonas Johansson from Buffalo 3-2 victory over Canadiens 1206079 Avs fourth line continues to provide the ‘spark 1206106 Canadiens can't break overtime curse, losing 3-2 at home to Canucks Columbus Blue Jackets 1206107 Stu Cowan: Canadiens get their money's worth from crafty 1206080 Takeaways from Jackets' OT win in Carolina include sniper Toffoli Jones emergence, Korpisalo sorcery 1206108 Canadiens Game Day: Same old story as Habs lose again 1206081 What a rush: Seth Jones' OT goal, Joonas Korpisalo's in overtime saves lead Blue Jackets over Hurricanes 1206109 Canucks at Canadiens: Five things you should know 1206082 In four straight games versus Hurricanes, Blue Jackets 1206110 Basu and Godin: Canadiens should embrace OT chaos, need a playoff intensity Phillip Danault’s premonition and more 1206083 Tortorella looking at Jones, Werenski, Savard, Gavrikov to continue moving in right direction Nashville Predators 1206111 If the Predators trade Mattias Ekholm, which team would Dallas Stars provide the best return? 1206084 Frustrated by wasted opportunities, Stars must quickly find a solution ahead of tough stretch New Jersey Devils Pittsburgh Penguins 1206112 Devils’ Scott Wedgewood’s odd season keeps getting 1206142 Minor league report: Penguins beaten by Crunch weirder | 5 observations from win over Penguins 1206143 Jared McCann wants to be 'a difference' at center for the 1206113 Grading the NJ Devils players as they reach the Penguins midseason mark 1206144 Penguins' Lower Hill redevelopment minority workforce 1206114 Behind the Devils’ Buy Black program: ‘What our company plan approved stands for’ 1206145 Penguins forward Evgeni Malkin sidelined on 'week- 1206115 Kyle Palmieri considering his options as trade deadline to-week' basis looms over extension talk with Devils 1206146 Mark Madden: Alex Ovechkin's milestone goal recalls memories of Phil Esposito's greatness New York Islanders 1206147 Brian Burke on Evgeni Malkin's 'surge,' Brandon Tanev's 1206116 Islanders looking for that voice to replace captain Anders penalty and tremendous tales of St. Patrick's Day Lee 1206148 Penguins forward Jason Zucker skating again, as he 1206117 Islanders-Boston game on Tuesday postponed as multiple rehabs from injury Bruins enter COVID-19 protocol 1206149 With Evgeni Malkin out 'week-to-week,' Jared McCann 1206118 Who is Anatolii Golyshev? 5 things to know about the takes center ice Islanders’ next import 1206150 Evgeni Malkin out 'week-to-week' with lower-body injury 1206119 Islanders Sign Anatolii Golyshev to One-Year Dea 1206152 From The Point: Why the Penguins will likely be quiet 1206120 New York Islanders Game with Boston Postponed Due to around the trade deadline COVID-19 Protocols 1206153 Malkin Out Week To Week; McCann Ready To Step In 1206121 Sebastian Aho Has Shown More Offense Than Defense 1206155 Penguins REALLY Need Help Now; Not Built for This Thus Far For Isles San Jose Sharks New York Rangers 1206156 San Jose Sharks blow third period lead, lose to St. Louis 1206122 Same Rangers lineup brought very different result this Blues in a shootout time 1206157 Will Patrick Marleau break Gordie Howe’s games played 1206123 Alex Ovechkin does in Rangers after bruising hit record with the Sharks? 1206124 Brett Howden’s offensive jolt spurred by surprise Rangers 1206158 Tarasenko, Blues edge Sharks 2-1 in shootout to stop skid scratch 1206159 Despite record, Boughner says Sharks are hard team to 1206125 Capitals beat Rangers on two late goals from Alex play Ovechkin 1206160 Sharks second-half preview: It’s time to play the young 1206126 Capitals' Tom Wilson eligible to return from suspension guys Saturday vs. Rangers 1206161 Evander Kane to bankruptcy court: Lenders’ argument 1206127 Rangers' Brett Howden calls healthy scratch vs. Bruins a violates U.S. ban on slavery 'good jolt' 1206162 Game Notes #28: Binnington Stretches Out Toe, Blues 1206128 Rangers handle their chaos just fine, but gimmes to Top Sharks 2-1 in Shootout Capitals star Alex Ovechkin prove too much to overcome 1206163 Puck drop is 6 PM PT at SAP Center. Watch it on NBC 1206129 Rangers midseason review: What’s worked? What hasn’t? Sports Bay Area, FOX Sports Midwest, or NHL.tv. Assessing Mika Zibanejad, David Quinn, the goalies, more St Louis Blues NHL 1206164 Blues end skid with 2-1 shootout win over Sharks 1206130 NFL coming out of pandemic as the big winner 1206165 Blues notebook: 'Can do' Schwartz returns to lineup 1206166 (Updated) Blues Game Day: Schwartz is back after Ottawa Senators missing 15 games 1206131 SNAPSHOTS: Anton Forsberg is ready to suit up for 1206167 Blues end skid with 2-1 shootout win vs. Sharks Belleville Senators ... Erik Brannstrom just needs time to d 1206132 Senators' GM Pierre Dorion says goaltender Joey Tampa Bay Lightning Daccord likely won't be back this season 1206168 Lightning rookie Ross Colton capitalizes on playing 1206133 Senators GM Pierre Dorion speaks: 10 takeaways, from opportunities the latest on Logan Brown to ‘development by failure’ 1206169 Lightning midseason thoughts: Andrei Vasilevskiy for 1206134 A roster of all-traded Senators players vs. the current league MVP, most improved player and more team: Who would win? 1206135 Sell, stand, buy or go all-in: Flyers GM Chuck Fletcher’s Toronto Maple Leafs trade deadline history and what it means for 2021 1206170 Mark Giordano scores winner, Flames down Maple Leafs 4-3 Philadelphia Flyers 1206171 Toronto takes on Calgary on 3-game losing streak 1206136 Flyers hope Oskar Lindblom’s breakout game is a sign of 1206172 Maple Leafs find no break from their losing ways, have things to come. dropped six of seven games 1206137 Carter Hart has become one of the Flyers’ biggest 1206173 Mark Giordano leads the way as Flames down Maple concerns. Who expected that? Leafs 4-3 1206138 Will Flyers bid to fill Matt Niskanen’s skates at trade 1206174 Alex Galchenyuk to make Leafs debut against Flames deadline? 1206175 Frederik Andersen’s battles, with his confidence and with 1206139 5 things we learned from Thursday night’s Flyers 4-3 win injuries, will likely determine how much fight the M over New York
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