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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 6/17/2021 Boston Bruins Canadiens Continued 1189681 Neely gives honest take on disastrous 2015 draft for 1189707 Jeff Petry, Carey Price and the Canadiens rise to the Bruins occasion, even series at 1-1: Playoff plus/minus 1189682 Neely identifies important roster need Bruins must address 1189708 ‘It was mayhem’: Inside the Flyers-Canadiens 1987 brawl in offseason that changed the NHL forever 1189683 Boston Bruins Clearly ‘Taking One More Shot At It Here’ 1189684 Why Taylor Hall and David Krejci may have to wait for New Jersey Devils Bruins extensions 1189709 The Hunt: A deep dive into the Devils’ search for a high-end defenseman (or two) Buffalo Sabres 1189685 Looking back at the Pegulas' decision to fire 22 Sabres New York Islanders employees one year ago 1189710 Goalie Semyon Varlamov survives collision but Islanders 1189686 What assets do potential suitors have to offer Sabres in a drop Game 2 to Lightning to even Stanley Cup semifinal trade for Jack Eichel? 1189711 Lightning coach Jon Cooper is no stranger to Long Island 1189712 Islanders’ playoff process frustrating fans who aren’t Calgary Flames renewing season tickets 1189687 Calgary's Hodgson wins NHL award for HEROS work 1189713 Islanders’ Barry Trotz: Lines ‘left wanting a little bit’ 1189688 Flames depth chart heading into the offseason: Breaking 1189714 Dan Feeney’s journey from Jets backup lineman to down Calgary’s strengths and weaknesses beer-chugging Islanders cult hero 1189715 Boomer and Gunnar Esiason's long journey with CF Chicago Blackhawks continues 1189689 Chicago Blackhawks file motion to dismiss ex-player’s 1189716 Islanders hope to turn around their Game 3 fortunes, focus sexual harassment lawsuit on pivotal return home against Lightning 1189717 Islanders, Lightning get chippier in Game 2 with 54 Colorado Avalanche combined penalty minutes 1189690 Avalanche offseason depth chart: Will UFA left wingers 1189718 Tighten up, clam up, skate away: A few things the leave holes? Which kids could seize roles? Islanders can do in Game 3 vs. Lightning 1189691 Avalanche organization responds to racist and 1189719 Barry Trotz: Our Guys Were Taking Shots Because Islamophobic comments toward Nazem Kadri Tampa Knew We Weren’t Going to React 1189692 Did the Avalanche miss out on THE SHOT for the Stanley 1189720 Islanders Likely to go with Same Lineup for Game 3 Cup? Against Tampa 1189693 Exclusive: Jared Bednar will return to coach Colorado 1189721 Islanders Defensive Effort Not Where it Needed to be in Avalanche Game 2 Loss 1189694 Gabe Landeskog, Avs “want to find a way to get this done” 1189722 NYHN Daily: Islanders Fall in Game 2 to Lightning & more Columbus Blue Jackets New York Rangers 1189695 Rick Nash promotion among several changes to Blue 1189723 Rangers Hire Gerard Gallant as Coach Jackets' hockey staff 1189724 Rangers officially hire Gerard Gallant as next head coach 1189725 Gerard Gallant, by the numbers: How the new Rangers Detroit Red Wings coach’s approach fits the team’s strengths and needs 1189696 Report: Former Red Wing Gerard Gallant hired as Rangers coach Ottawa Senators 1189697 Red Wings Mock Draft 2.0: What Detroit can do with five 1189726 GARRIOCH: With no concrete plans in place, Ontario's picks in Rounds 1 and 2 framework for Return to Play leaves many questions 1189727 What should we read into the Senators reluctance to allow Edmonton Oilers Jack Capuano to interview with other teams? 1189698 Why Evan Bouchard, Ryan McLeod and more prospects are options for Oilers in 2021-22 Philadelphia Flyers 1189728 Flyers’ Oskar Lindblom: ‘I want to be the player I was Florida Panthers before I got sick’ 1189699 FHN Daily: Florida Panthers reportedly interested in Patrik 1189729 Lindblom feels the love, recalls the positive memories to Laine celebrate honor 1189730 What can the Flyers count on from Philippe Myers going Los Angeles Kings forward after a step-up season turned into a step back? 1189700 Kings assistant analyzes each defenseman, including 1189731 ‘It was mayhem’: Inside the Flyers-Canadiens 1987 brawl which one has a ‘bantam rooster mentality’ that changed the NHL forever Montreal Canadiens Pittsburgh Penguins 1189701 In the Habs' Room: Jeff Petry's return to lineup plays key 1189732 Ex-Penguins Mark Letestu, Brad Thiessen join Blue role in win Jackets as coaches 1189702 Canadiens strike early, then rely on Carey Price in 3-2 win 1189733 Penguins goaltending prospects Joel Blomqvist, Calle over Vegas Clang selected for national teams 1189703 Canadiens offer free hot dogs to entice youth to get 1189734 Penguins A to Z: Sidney Crosby remains the future vaccinated 1189735 Penguins Trade Talk: Analyzing Experienced Playoff 1189704 Stu Cowan: Knights transform Las Vegas glitter into Goalies hockey gold 1189736 Dan’s Daily: Penguins Vellucci Interviewed for CBJ HC, 1189705 Canadiens Game Day: First goal is key again for Habs in Refs Under Fire win over Vegas 1189706 When the Canadiens have needed a big goal in these St Louis Blues playoffs, Joel Armia has been ready to deliver 1189737 What a perfect offseason could look like for the St. Louis Blues Tampa Bay Lightning Websites Continued 1189738 Mikhail Sergachev gives Lightning fan ‘coolest moment of 1189773 Sportsnet.ca / Golden Knights slowed by Canadiens’ my life’ lockdown defence in Game 2 loss 1189739 Lightning defensemen net first goals this postseason 1189774 Sportsnet.ca / Six examples that explain how the Islanders 1189740 Lightning’s Jon Cooper has ‘deep-rooted’ memories of find success Long Island 1189775 TSN.CA / Spezza re-signs with Leafs for third straight 1189741 Lightning-Islanders Game 2 report card: A show of season resilience 1189776 USA TODAY / Montreal Canadiens' Jeff Petry returns, 1189742 Give him a puck and a stick, and Nikita Kucherov is an plays key role in win despite 'scary' eyes artiste in motion 1189777 USA TODAY / Islanders irked by missed call in loss to 1189743 Lightning remain perfect after a loss, pull even with Lightning, express frustration with refs Islanders Winnipeg Jets Toronto Maple Leafs 1189766 Winnipeg Jets final report card: Grading the defence and 1189744 Jason Spezza signs with Maple Leafs at league minimum goalies, from Connor Hellebuyck to Josh Morrissey for third straight season SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1189745 ‘If I could take less, I would.’ Jason Spezza takes one for the team in return to Leafs 1189746 Maple Leafs begin 2021-22 prep work by re-signing Spezza 1189747 ‘Unfinished business’ brings Jason Spezza back to the Maple Leafs 1189748 Mirtle: This appears to be the end for Zach Hyman as a Maple Leaf Vancouver Canucks 1189767 Why there's buzz to deal ninth-overall pick for Sam Reinhart Vegas Golden Knights 1189749 Canadiens rewarded for fast start against Knights in Game 2 1189750 Golden Knights sleep through alarm in Game 2 loss 1189751 Recapping Game 2 between Golden Knights, Canadiens 1189752 Usher cranks it at Golden Knights playoff game 1189753 Golden Knights’ comeback falls short against Canadiens in Game 2 1189754 Golden Knights make 1 lineup change for Game 2 against Montreal 1189755 Pete DeBoer calls relationship with Golden Knights fans ‘love-hate’ 1189756 Pietrangelo scores twice, but Golden Knights fall to Canadiens in Game 2 1189757 ‘We got burned again’: Slow start too much to overcome for Golden Knights in Game 2 loss 1189758 NHL Final 4 In Vegas: Montreal Holds On For 3-2 Win Over Golden Knights Before 17,920 In Game 2 To Tie Series 1189759 LVSportsBiz.com Minute With Golden Knights Coach Pete DeBoer 1189760 Vegas Golden Knights Slow Start Blah, Blah, Blah… They Lost This Time 1189761 So Close; Vegas Late Push Falls Short, Montreal Wins Game 2 1189762 Vegas Golden Knights Must Do These Three Things in Game Two 1189763 Critical Matchup: Marc-Andre Fleury Downplays Clash With Carey Price Washington Capitals 1189764 Capitals service dog Captain placed with local veteran 1189765 How strong are Caps at center with and without Kuznetsov? Websites 1189768 The Athletic / LeBrun: The Jack Eichel sweepstakes have begun, NHL coaching carousel news 1189769 The Athletic / ‘Fear is a liar. The world is ready’: LGBTQ+ sports media members on their experiences 1189770 The Athletic / ‘It was mayhem’: Inside the Flyers- Canadiens 1987 brawl that changed the NHL forever 1189771 The Athletic / McIndoe vs. Gentille: Two fans forced to watch each country’s most annoying 2021 NHL playoff co 1189772 Sportsnet.ca / Canadiens’ heart on full display in crucial Game 2 win over Golden Knights 1189681 Boston Bruins "As we saw (in the 2021 playoffs), you can never have enough D and we never seem to have enough," Neely said Tuesday. It's true, defensive depth is vital to winning in the playoffs. Picking a Neely gives honest take on disastrous 2015 draft for Bruins better defenseman than Zboril in Round 1 and Jeremy Lauzon in Round 2 during the 2015 draft probably would've given the B's enough blue line depth the last few years. BY NICK GOSS Unfortunately for the Bruins, their poor drafting extends beyond 2015. The 2017, 2018 and 2019 draft classes have not produced any regular NHL players, aside from maybe Jeremy Swayman (fourth-round pick in The Boston Bruins were set up to be a top Stanley Cup contender for five 2017). He could be Boston's starting goalie to begin the 2021-22 season. to seven years entering the 2015 NHL Draft. The draft is an area the Bruins must improve in ASAP. They have A couple shrewd moves had given the Bruins three consecutive first- arguably the league's worst prospect pool, and that doesn't paint a pretty round picks in that draft at No. 13, 14 and 15 overall.
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