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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 9/17/2020 Anaheim Ducks Minnesota Wild 1178823 ‘Excited to do this together’: Ex-Ducks Corey Perry, 1178849 Wild trades center and fan favorite Eric Staal to Buffalo Andrew Cogliano in Cup hunt 1178850 NHL veteran Paul Martin rejoins Gophers, this time as a coach Arizona Coyotes 1178851 Wild trade Eric Staal to Sabres for Marcus Johansson 1178824 Arizona Coyotes set to name St. Louis Blues executive Bill 1178852 Wild stunner: Eric Staal dealt to Sabres, and the Matt Armstrong new general manager Dumba rumors intensify 1178825 Blues assistant GM Bill Armstrong is Coyotes’ new general manager Montreal Canadiens 1178826 Arizona Coyotes and goalie Adin Hill agree to 1-year, 1178853 Canadiens sign defenceman Joel Edmundson to 4-year, 1-way deal $14M deal 1178827 NHL coach and executive tracker: Arizona Coyotes hiring 1178854 Canadiens loan Jesse Ylönen to Finnish club Bill Armstrong as GM 1178855 The priority of the Canadiens’ offseason is clearly to optimize Carey Price Boston Bruins 1178828 Down Goes Brown: Who had the most miserable season Nashville Predators one year before a Cup win? 1178856 Inside Peter Laviolette’s coaching tactics, contract and media approach Buffalo Sabres 1178829 Five things about new Sabres center Eric Staal New Jersey Devils 1178830 Sabres acquire center Eric Staal from Minnesota for 1178857 Devils scouting director Paul Castron talks prepping for Marcus Johansson draft in pandemic, 3 1st-rounders, career path | Q & 1178831 Can Ralph Krueger's positive approach ignite change for 1178858 What the Devils can learn from every team in the NHL the Sabres? conference finals BuffaloSabres New York Islanders 1178832 What the acquisition of Eric Staal means for the Sabres 1178859 What Islanders’ mindset is heading into another must-win 1178860 Islanders’ miracle sequence is all a blur to Barry Trotz Calgary Flames 1178861 He's not dynamic, but Anders Lee is just right for these 1178833 Duhatschek: What it’s like being on the losing end of a Islanders ‘miracle’ comeback 1178862 Barry Trotz on Islanders' situation: 'We've got one life left' 1178834 LeBrun: Head coaching tidbits from Capitals, Flames, 1178863 Semyon Varlamov's celebratory slide after Islanders' Sharks, Stars and Kraken Game 5 win no surprise to Barry Trotz Colorado Avalanche New York Rangers 1178835 Where do things stand with the Avalanche’s RFAs this 1178864 Reshaping the Rangers: Assessing the team’s options at offseason? forward in ’20-21 Columbus Blue Jackets NHL 1178836 Booms, busts, steals and strikeouts: Ranking the Blue 1178865 Lawsuit alleges hockey league conspiracy Jackets’ 20 NHL Drafts Ottawa Senators Dallas Stars 1178866 GARRIOCH: As the NHL draft draws closer, expect the 1178837 Stars' Radek Faksa remains unfit to play, status for Game level of trade chatter to increase 1 of Stanley Cup Final still up in the air 1178867 Wheeler: Remembering the 2017 playoff magic of Erik 1178838 ‘This is the team we thought we had’: Why Stars owner Karlsson Tom Gaglardi isn’t surprised about team’s Stanley Cup Fi 1178839 10 most impactful moments of Stars' postseason: Anton Philadelphia Flyers Khudobin, young upstarts lead Stanley Cup Final run 1178868 Flyers goalie Carter Hart talks about his first playoffs, his 1178840 Ex-Stars coach Jim Montgomery joins St. Louis Blues as hope that Brian Elliott returns, and his good vi assistant 1178869 Playoffs show Flyers’ Carter Hart the importance of 1178841 How the Stars built their Stanley Cup Final roster: 6 staying even-keeled trades, timely signings and many draft picks 1178870 First playoff season over, Flyers' Hart eager for more 1178842 Anatomy of a series-winner: How Stars’ power-play 1178871 Analyzing the Flyers’ cap picture and 3 scenarios ahead of adjustments eliminated Vegas an unusual offseason 1178843 ‘Excited to do this together’: Ex-Ducks Corey Perry, Andrew Cogliano in Cup hunt Pittsburgh Penguins 1178844 LeBrun: Head coaching tidbits from Capitals, Flames, 1178872 Former Penguins president Jack Kelley dies Sharks, Stars and Kraken 1178873 10 center possibilities — internal and external — as the Penguins shake up bottom six Detroit Red Wings 1178874 Yohe: Analyzing Jim Rutherford’s cost-cutting options as 1178845 Detroit Red Wings 2020-21 opening lineup: Our free agency looms predictions for who'll be out there Night 1 San Jose Sharks Edmonton Oilers 1178875 Sharks will soon make Bob Boughner their full-time coach, 1178846 Georgiev is perfect goalie target for Oilers, even if out of per report reach 1178876 As Sharks attempt a quick turnaround, here are 9 reasons for hope Los Angeles Kings 1178847 NHL Scouts Poll 2020: Byfield vs. Stutzle, video views and an ‘exceptional’ crop 1178848 REIGN NOTEBOOK, SEPTEMBER 16 Seattle Kraken 1178877 The Seattle Kraken’s AHL farm team won’t debut in Palm Springs as planned 1178878 LeBrun: Head coaching tidbits from Capitals, Flames, Sharks, Stars and Kraken St Louis Blues 1178879 Blues add ex-Stars coach Montgomery to coaching staff 1178880 Blues goalie prospect Ville Husso ready to prove himself after Jake Allen trade 1178881 Duhatschek: What it’s like being on the losing end of a ‘miracle’ comeback Tampa Bay Lightning 1178882 If the Lightning don’t have Brayden Point, who might help fill the net? 1178883 Lightning’s Carter Verhaeghe has had to battle every step of the way 1178884 Tampa Bay Lightning face adversity and New York Islanders in Game 6 of NHL Conference Final Toronto Maple Leafs 1178885 Lightning face adversity and Islanders in Game 6 of Eastern Conference final 1178886 After brief time with Leafs, Clifford headed for the open market: Agent Vancouver Canucks 1178892 Patrick Johnston: Players praise Green as bench boss, hope Canucks reward him Vegas Golden Knights 1178887 VGK Season 3 Closed With Three Straight Losses To Dallas, Quiet Wrap-up Day With Media Via Zoom Wednesday Washington Capitals 1178888 LeBrun: Head coaching tidbits from Capitals, Flames, Sharks, Stars and Kraken Websites 1178893 The Athletic / Discovering Ondrej Palat: How the Lightning landed playoff star in seventh round 1178894 The Athletic / The rise of Kevin Bieksa, the breakout media star of the 2020 NHL playoffs 1178895 Sportsnet.ca / Fuelled by commitment to sacrifice, Stars are the picture of winning 1178896 Sportsnet.ca / 7 centres Jets could pursue to fill opening on second line 1178897 Sportsnet.ca / Islanders' belief unwavering despite label of Game 6 underdog Winnipeg Jets 1178889 Jets can turn to still-active teams for answers 1178890 Jets have chance to take advantage of NHL salary cap crunch, without trading away young stars 1178891 How Neal Pionk is doing his small part to address hockey’s lack of diversity SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1178823 Anaheim Ducks franchise to an end as they moved in a younger direction after a run of contention in the West was officially over. Before those chapters were closed, the two shared the highs that were ‘Excited to do this together’: Ex-Ducks Corey Perry, Andrew Cogliano in five straight Pacific Division titles and dramatic playoff victories mixed Cup hunt with inexplicable Game 7 losses at home and postseason stays that either ended early or culminated with an inability to squeeze teams out when they were in their clutches. By Eric Stephens Sep 16, 2020 Funny how situations sometimes work out even better in the end. “It’s really tough to comprehend but then you start thinking back on your With what might have been the best viewpoint of anyone outside of days in Anaheim,” said Cogliano, who re-made himself into a defensive Robin Lehner and referee Steve Kozari, Corey Perry saw Denis whiz and penalty killer extraordinaire over seven and a half seasons with Gurianov’s now-signature moment, a scorching one-timer zip off the the Ducks. “And you start thinking about how close you were and those Vegas netminder’s glove. He reflexively threw his hands up into the air. feelings of playing in those games with those guys there and how good our teams were. Perry turned around, took a couple of strides toward his merry Dallas teammates and then, as if a switch went on inside his head, immediately “I still think about the Chicago series. That series still tears me up reversed course and had something else on his mind. because I still think that was a year where we could have won, and we were right there. But now, you’re on the other side of it last night, when The puck. Get it. you beat a good Vegas team in five games which is not very easy to do. “It’s funny,” Perry told The Athletic on Tuesday in the aftermath of the … Hopefully, it keeps trending in the same direction and we keep doing Stars’ Game 5 overtime triumph in the Western Conference finals that what we’re doing.” sent them to their first Stanley Cup Final in 20 years. “I did it after Game Looking back, Perry thinks about the “tough, tough breaks in Anaheim.” 7 in the series before. I was on the ice when we scored. Went instantly The Game 7 defeats and even those Game 6 losses where they failed to and grabbed the puck. put away teams like Detroit (2013 first round), Los Angeles (2014 second “I thought, ‘Why not?’ and do it again.” round), Chicago (2015 West finals) and Nashville (2016 first round). When you become one of the final two teams standing and, in this most “Heartbreakers,” he said. unusual of seasons, are traveling the road of the playoffs in one city It made him wonder if he’d ever get another opportunity to play for the within a bubble that only a few are permitted inside, you try to secure any Cup.
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