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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 6/11/2020 Boston Bruins New Jersey Devils 1175542 ‘The boys are back’ as Patrice Bergeron and Brad 1175566 WFAN’s Mike Francesa: Wilpons would be ‘crazy’ to sell Marchand return to the ice for a morning skate Mets now to Devils’ Josh Harris or Yankees’ Alex Rodrig 1175543 'The boys are back!' as Bruins' Brad Marchand, Patrice 1175567 Devils’ Alain Nasreddine talks future, prospects … and Bergeron practice together wants in on Mets’ deal! 3 takeaways 1175544 Which Boston team will go deeper in playoffs: Celtics or 1175568 How Devils’ Alain Nasreddine was affected by racial Bruins? injustice during talks with staff 1175545 Former Bruins winger Brandon Bochenski wins mayoral 1175569 NJ Devils' Cory Schneider and Travis Zajac plan to join race in Grand Forks voluntary team workouts 1175546 Who are the NHL comparables for the Bruins’ best 1175570 Looking for help in net: Goaltenders the Devils could prospects? target in free agency Buffalo Sabres New York Islanders 1175547 Dominik Hasek lashes out at Trump's tweet on Buffalo 1175571 Islanders' Johnny Boychuk says he's nearly fully protester Martin Gugino recovered from left eye injury 1175548 How much will a long-term contract for Sam Reinhart cost 1175572 Islanders’ Christopher Gibson opens up on his dad, race the Sabres? and life in hockey Calgary Flames New York Rangers 1175549 Calgarian, Wild defender Matt Dumba joins Hockey 1175573 John Tortorella changes controversial national anthem Diversity Alliance take Chicago Blackhawks Ottawa Senators 1175550 Patrick Kane, several other Blackhawks return to practice 1175574 CRACKS OF DON: Bochenski wasn't exactly a NHL star, facility but he did wind up with a nice office 1175551 Blackhawks inch closer to NHL play as ice returns at practice facility Philadelphia Flyers 1175552 Former goalie prospect Alexis Gravel out to prove 1175575 Oskar Lindblom, Flyers’ Masterton nominee: ‘I look Blackhawks wrong forward to the day I’m back on the ice' Colorado Avalanche Pittsburgh Penguins 1175553 Life just started for Kyle Quincey’s son – and now he’s 1175576 Penguins winger Jake Guentzel, a Minnesota native, fighting for it ‘ashamed that racism still exists’ 1175577 Penguins forward Jake Guentzel gets a second chance to Columbus Blue Jackets finish his season 1175554 Blue Jackets coach John Tortorella has changed his tune 1175578 Penguins A to Z: Brandon Tanev is exactly what the on anthem protests Penguins needed 1175579 Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins defenseman John Detroit Red Wings Nyberg signs with Swedish team 1175555 Detroit Red Wings, the 1998 Stanley Cup and Vladdie: 1175580 First Call: Great Pittsburgh draft picks — not as obvious as 'Wasn't a dry eye on the team' Mario Lemieux 1175556 Detainments at Little Caesars Arena add to venue’s 1175581 Jake Guentzel back on the ice as Penguins begin Phase 2 complicated symbolism 1175582 Jake Guentzel urges caution, but potential return makes the Penguins dangerous Edmonton Oilers 1175583 The Gifted: How Penguins prospect Samuel Poulin blends 1175557 Edmonton Oilers contemplate holding U.S.-based training power with finesse camp 1175558 Deadline deal for Andreas Athanasiou looms large in San Jose Sharks Oilers’ offseason picture 1175584 Evander Kane, new hockey alliance turn to Colin Kaepernick to fight racism Florida Panthers 1175585 Why Evander Kane, Hockey Diversity Alliance value 1175559 Florida Panthers reopen practice facility as part of ‘Phase independence of NHL 2’ in NHL restart plan 1175560 Panthers back on ice; GM says, ‘We’re prepared for St Louis Blues anything’ 1175586 St. Marseille made beautiful music with original Blues 1175587 Imagine if sports fans cared about political voting as much Los Angeles Kings as MVP or Heisman voting? 1175561 THANK YOU Tampa Bay Lightning Minnesota Wild 1175588 Lightning strength coach details players’ schedule as they 1175562 Wild’s Matt Dumba is taking a leading role in the fight get back on the ice against racism in hockey Toronto Maple Leafs Montreal Canadiens 1175589 Ontario Hockey Federation moves to second phase of 1175563 Stu on Sports: Canadiens' and Molson's records speak for return, allows small group workouts themselves 1175590 Oceanic’s Lafreniere named CHL player of the year for 1175564 Molson to stay at Canadiens' helm, won't hire president of second straight season hockey ops 1175591 Mirtle: Hurrah, the Maple Leafs are back on the ice … but 1175565 How much perseverance does Karl Alzner have left? We does it really matter? will soon find out. Vancouver Canucks 1175602 Revised quarantine plan could bolster Canucks in hub-city bid race 1175603 COVID-19: Horgan gives OK to NHL teams coming to Vancouver for group quarantine Vegas Golden Knights 1175592 AT&T SportsNet to reair more 2017-18 Golden Knights games 1175593 Pacioretty, Stone skate Wednesday during Golden Knights workout 1175594 Projecting Golden Knights’ expanded postseason roster 1175595 Renderings released of Henderson Event Center, future home of Silver Knights 1175596 Finding an NHL comparable for 10 of the Golden Knights’ best prospects 1175597 Henderson Growing Into Sports Hub As Raiders Prepare To Open $158 Million Training Center And Headquarters Washington Capitals 1175598 Capitals to begin small-group workouts Thursday 1175599 Capitals set date for team's transition to Phase 2 1175600 Alex Ovechkin, TJ Oshie campaign for John Carlson to win the Norris Trophy 1175601 For the D.C. Sports Hall of Fame, who’s got next: Arenas? Werth? Rypien? Websites 1175604 The Athletic / Life just started for Kyle Quincey’s son – and now he’s fighting for it 1175605 The Athletic / Delayed NHL Draft could prevent some prospects from signing in NHL immediately 1175606 The Athletic / Pronman’s scouting report: Why goalie Iaroslav Askarov is a top NHL prospect 1175607 The Athletic / Pronman’s scouting report: Why Jamie Drysdale is a top NHL prospect 1175608 The Athletic / What a flat salary cap is going to mean for the NHL’s free agent market 1175609 The Athletic / ‘Will my kids play this fall?’ A minor hockey Q&A with Hockey Canada’s Tom Renney 1175610 Sportsnet.ca / Why Maple Leafs believe 'the sky’s the limit' for goaltender Joseph Woll 1175611 Sportsnet.ca / Emily Cave, Cooper Marody pay tribute to Colby Cave with song in his honour 1175612 Sportsnet.ca / Geoff Molson remains confident in Marc Bergevin's plan for Canadiens 1175613 Sportsnet.ca / Erik Gudbranson: Fear kept me from speaking up. It won't anymore. 1175614 Sportsnet.ca / NHL goalie Truth or Fiction: Should teams still fear Carey Price? 1175615 Sportsnet.ca / Golden Knights' Shea Theodore on impact of surprise coaching change 1175616 TSN.CA / GTHL hires investigator to probe racism as city examines league World Leagues News 1175617 Fans welcome as Djokovic event helps tennis emerge from coronavirus 1175618 COVID-19: B.C. protects amateur sports groups from virus liability 1175619 SATURDAY AT 1 PM: Mark Cuban to discuss economic recovery, sports in ‘Coronavirus House Calls’ digital show 1175620 Americans miss watching baseball more than other sports, survey says 1175621 Sports are starting to return, but how much coronavirus risk is involved in playing? A sport-by-sport look 1175622 PGA Tour golf returns on June 11 for first time since coronavirus hiatus 1175623 Sports Industry Innovators Leading the Charge Against COVID-19 1175624 Coronavirus: NFL, NFLPA near roadmap to return - report SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1175542 Boston Bruins ‘The boys are back’ as Patrice Bergeron and Brad Marchand return to the ice for a morning skate By Matt Porter Globe Staff Updated June 10, 2020, 8:22 p.m. Brad Marchand and Patrice Bergeron are leading the Bruins back on the ice. The team released footage of the two stars skating Wednesday morning at Warrior Ice Arena, the team’s training home in Brighton. The workout, which, according to a clock seen in the Images, appears to have begun around 7:30 a.m. and lasted more than 90 minutes, was the first known practice session for any individual Bruins under “Phase 2” of the NHL’s restart plan. It is likely the first time on the ice since March 11 for both, who were known to be in the Boston area. These informal workouts, which are ordered to be conducted under social distancing rules, are voluntary until training camp formally begins, likely in early July. The NHL and NHLPA have not agreed on when camps will begin, when and where the 24-team playoff format will be carried out in a pair of yet-to-be-selected “hub” cities, and what life inside those two 12-team “bubbles” will look like with regard to player activities and the presence of families and other guests. Clubs were given the go-ahead to host players for workouts in groups of no more than six beginning Monday, if local regulations allowed. Coaches and management are not permitted to watch the workouts, which are player-led. Besides Bergeron and Marchand, the only other person shown in the set of photos the Bruins released was equipment manager Matt Falconer. Late last month, the NHL told its teams how training facilities should reopen to maximize player health and safety. All players and staff are required to have a laboratory-based reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) test administered 48 hours before they can show up to the rink. They are required to be tested at least twice weekly afterward, in addition to daily temperature and symptom checks. They must wear masks to and from the rink, but they are not required to do so while training. A video released by the team shows Bergeron and Marchand, wearing their usual white practice jerseys and black pants and socks, performing a variety of individual skating, stickhandling and shooting drills, with pucks and sticks set up on the ice as obstacles.
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