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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 06/10/19 Anaheim Ducks Chicago Blackhawks 1146437 End of an era … Ducks ready move on from Corey Perry 1146478 Can former Blackhawks goalie Darling rebound from a this summer and go younger season of injury and tragedy? Boston Bruins Columbus Blue Jackets 1146438 The Bruins broke free and scored often 1146479 Scott Harrington happily proves his worth 1146439 Bruins refuse to lose, beat Blues to force Game 7 1146440 No glory — or play ‘Gloria’ — for Blues after they bungled Detroit Red Wings Game 6 1146480 Matt Patricia, Darren McCarty enjoy NASCAR experience 1146441 Tuukka Rask wins game of keepaway at MIS 1146442 Now the Bruins can give Boston a third championship this 1146481 Detroit Red Wings 2017 NHL draft review: Some quality sports season choices amid quantity 1146443 For Bruins, deep playoff runs become a hairy situation 1146482 2019 Stanley Cup Final: Bruins vs. Blues, Game 6 live 1146444 Bruin Karson Kuhlman was called to fill in, then he scored chat a big goal in Game 6 1146445 Marcus Johansson, one of best Bruins in postseason, is a Edmonton Oilers free agent at season’s end 1146483 Trading for Loui Eriksson: What makes sense for the 1146446 Newspaper sends premature congratulations message to Oilers? the Blues 1146447 Stanley Cup Today: Will the Bruins force Game 7 or do Minnesota Wild the Blues end 51 seasons of waiting? 1146484 Ahead of a huge offseason, here’s a look at the current 1146448 Tuukka Rask unflappable as Bruins avoid elimination 2019-20 Wild depth chart 1146449 Brad Marchand to the Game 6 rescue for Bruins again 1146450 Bruins fans cheer them on to Game 7 NHL 1146451 Bruins rout Blues, force Game 7 in Stanley Cup Final 1146485 Suiting Up Hockey’s Stars, One Stitch At a Time 1146452 With season on line, Bruins go with Kuhlman 1146486 Stanley Cup Finals Headed to Game 7 After Bruins Wallop 1146453 Bruins’ Torey Krug standing tall in Stanley Cup Final Blues 1146454 Blues’ Robert Thomas back for Game 6 vs. Bruins 1146455 For Bruins, Blues home ice has been no advantage Pittsburgh Penguins 1146456 Bruins pregame notes: Season on the line in Game 6 1146487 Fan behavior reaches more lows, and even creeps into 1146457 Talking Points from the Bruins' 5-1 win in over the Blues in front office Game 6 1146458 These Tuukka Rask stats bode well for Bruins in Game 7 San Jose Sharks 1146459 Bruins' Zdeno Chara set Stanley Cup record in Game 6, 1146488 A Marleau return would set up an epic farewell tour for Mr. will set another in Game 7 Shark, Jumbo 1146460 Bruins remain undefeated in Stanley Cup Final when Brad 1146489 Sharks' Logan Couture could finish as NHL playoffs' top Marchand scores goal scorer 1146461 Bruins and Blues to play first ever Stanley Cup Final Game 7 in Boston St Louis Blues 1146462 The Jim vs. Pam Office rivalry goes back to the 2004 1146490 Thomas back in for Game 6 as Blues look for first Stanley World Series Cup 1146463 Torey Krug's playoff scoring not seen by Bruins d-man 1146491 On the cusp of the Cup: Can the Blues shut out all the since Ray Bourque noise for Game 6? 1146464 Jordan Binnington's stats in series-clinching games will 1146492 BenFred: Perron quiets critics, mentors teammates during make Blues confident in Game 6 underappreciated postseason 1146465 Bruins' fantastic Stanley Cup Game 6 hype video has one 1146493 Hochman: A Blues win Sunday would start the party of simple message parties in St. Louis 1146466 Patrice Bergeron on do-or-die Game 6 mentality: "You go 1146494 Blues notebook: Vladi's a daddy once again out there and give everything you've got" 1146495 Hochman: Q-&-A with the 'Keeper of the Stanley Cup,' 1146467 Report: Blues already have victory celebration planned who is in St. Louis for Game 6 1146468 Backes hopes to be back in for Game 6, knows B's need 1146496 Thomas skates in practice, could be back for Blues in to do 'whatever it takes' Game 6 1146469 With another outstanding performance, Tuukka Rask 1146497 Rookie Thomas may return to action for Blues in Game 6 makes his own legend 1146498 Outmatched: Bruins force Stanley Cup Game 7 with 5-1 1146470 The right thing to do: Why Karson Kuhlman was the spark win over Blues plug for Bruins in Game 6 1146499 The evolution of Vladimir Tarasenko as a leader for the 1146471 Stanley Cup final report card – Game 6 Blues 1146472 Blues goalie Jordan Binnington stumbles in Game 6 Tampa Bay Lightning Buffalo Sabres 1146500 How summer moves could impact Lightning’s expansion 1146473 Patrice Bergeron's words stir Bruins to Game 6 win protection list for Seattle 1146474 Potential Cup clincher is latest marquee event to hit St. Louis 1146475 Stanley Cup final: Blues go for the clincher in Game 6 1146476 Williamsville's Andrew Poturalski named AHL playoffs MVP Carolina Hurricanes 1146477 Running on fumes, Calder Cup champs: Checkers capture hockey title not a day too soon Vancouver Canucks 1146502 Canucks don't expect surgery to drop Peyton Krebs' draft stock 1146503 Canucks Under The Microscope: Bo Horvat Washington Capitals 1146501 Caps goalie Braden Holtby honored to be back at Capital Pride Parade Websites 1146504 Sportsnet.ca / Bergeron's pre-game speech motivates Bruins to push Final to Game 7 1146505 Sportsnet.ca / Coach's Corner: Small plays what makes Blues' Pietrangelo a 'winner' 1146506 Sportsnet.ca / Three UFA risks to be wary of overpaying this summer 1146507 TSN.CA / Bruins veterans slam Stanley’s case shut, force Game 7 1146508 TSN.CA / Winning the Stanley Cup would be a family affair for Blues 1146509 USA TODAY / Bruins rout Blues 5-1 to force Game 7 of Stanley Cup Finals 1146510 USA TODAY / Newspaper accidentally posts ads congratulating Blues for winning Stanley Cup ... before actually 1146511 USA TODAY / Stanley Cup Final: Blues can end 52-year championship drought in Game 6 1146512 USA TODAY / Stanley Cup Finals: Time, TV, streaming info and everything you need about Game 6 of Bruins- Blues SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1146437 Anaheim Ducks “It’s a really tough day for all of us,” Getzlaf wrote in a text message. “I love that guy and have been through everything with him in one way or another.” End of an era … Ducks ready move on from Corey Perry this summer Perry captured one of the league’s signature awards in a Ducks sweater, and go younger which even Teemu Selanne, Paul Kariya or Scott Niedermayer couldn’t put among their Hall of Fame credentials. He has been beloved in Anaheim and reviled just about everywhere else for his ability to piss off By Eric Stephens Jun 8, 2019 opposing players and often get the last laugh against them on the scoreboard. Goal-scoring artist? Goalie-bothering nuisance? Both. There were the occasional struggles he had finding that net in the The two have seemingly been joined at the hip since they walked up to postseason — three times putting up zeroes in first-round knockouts. the stage at the then-named Gaylord Entertainment Center in Nashville There also was scoring the final goal in a clinching Game 5 blowout of about a half-hour apart 16 years ago. Ottawa to start the Cup celebration and wrapping the puck around a Ryan Getzlaf and Corey Perry have experienced the highs of hoisting a deked and fallen Cam Talbot the double-overtime winner in the zany Stanley Cup and winning Olympic gold medals together, as well as Game 5 against Edmonton, capping the stunning Comeback on Katella celebrating each other’s impressive individual achievements. Along with that’s right up among the franchise’s greatest moments. those have been commiserating over the lows of playoff failures, No question, Perry is now not that All-Star who was on the short list of coaching dismissals and individual struggles. the best right wings in hockey. At 34, it’s a strong bet he won’t ever be The two forwards were drafted nine picks apart, broke into the NHL that again. That’s part of why the Ducks are at that hard-to-ever-imagine together and became bookend superstars who helped define the Ducks decision they’re making. for well over a decade. They were “The Twins” who provided relevance They’ve needed to get younger, and Murray is working on that in the from an often-ignored franchise used to fighting for attention. When you rebuild he doesn’t want to call a rebuild. And they must be more efficient talked about the Ducks in virtually any manner, their names invariably and prudent when it comes to managing the cap and putting the Ducks came up in the conversation. back on a path toward being a playoff team and one that can win rounds. An era of them holding Anaheim’s fortunes on their collective shoulders Behind the scenes, the cost-conscious club knew it couldn’t make real was coming to a close. Now the two as teammates appears to be at finis. moves forward if it was tied to three huge contracts that carried a decreasing return. Getzlaf is still part of the Ducks’ future but Perry won’t be. The Athletic’s Pierre LeBrun reported Saturday the Ducks are working on a trade of the Ryan Kesler’s potential absence for all of next season as he recovers winger, and if a deal cannot be facilitated with a team, the club will look to from a second major hip surgery opened a door for greater cap flexibility.
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