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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 1/30/2020 Anaheim Ducks Detroit Red Wings 1173475 Ducks honor spirit of Kobe Bryant with 4-2 (or 2-4, if you 1173505 Red Wings' options appear slim as NHL trade deadline like) win over Coyotes gets closer 1173476 Ducks coach Dallas Eakins to youngsters: ‘Be in the 1173506 How Detroit Red Wings' prospects are shaping up league because you belong here’ Edmonton Oilers Arizona Coyotes 1173507 Flames beat Oilers in fiery Battle of Alberta theatre 1173477 Rusty Arizona Coyotes start second half of season with 1173508 JONES: Director of player safety takes in Oilers, Flames loss to Anaheim Ducks game 1173478 Coyotes return from extended break with loss to Ducks 1173509 Matt Benning thrown right into fire in Battle of Alberta 1173510 Bad blood, you gotta love it, say Edmonton Oilers Boston Bruins 1173511 Game Day: Oilers head back to work with a bang 1173479 Bruins at the Break: Team's biggest strength is a line 1173512 JONES: Oilers to focus on game against Flames that's pure Perfection regardless of NHL watchdogs 1173480 Bruins' David Pastrnak enjoying MVP-caliber season on 1173513 Oilers extend Zack Kassian, betting the power forward can NHL's best contract continue to produce with Connor McDavid 1173481 The half-million dollar hockey card that ties together 1173514 ‘That’s good for hockey’: Former Oilers weigh in on Battle Wayne Gretzky and the Bruins team photographer of Alberta hype ahead of Tkachuk-Kassian meeting 1173515 Wheeler’s 2020 NHL prospect pool rankings: No. 15 Buffalo Sabres Edmonton Oilers 1173482 Carter Hutton to 'carry the ball' for Sabres with Linus 1173516 The half-million dollar hockey card that ties together Ullmark out 3 to 4 weeks Wayne Gretzky and the Bruins team photographer 1173483 Sabres keep changing defense pairings, and not with great impact Los Angeles Kings 1173484 Jonas Johansson’s big opportunity with the Sabres 1173517 Kings fall on a night of tributes to Kobe Bryant arrives. Will he grab it? 1173518 Stamkos, Lightning rally past Kings in somber Staples Center Calgary Flames 1173519 Kings honor Kobe Bryant, others in first Staples Center 1173485 Flames top Oilers in shootout battle game since crash 1173486 Gilbertson: Scrap settles Tkachuk-Kassian dispute … for 1173520 JANUARY 29 POSTGAME QUOTES: TODD MCLELLAN, now LIGHTNING 1173487 ‘It makes it awesome, to be honest’: Fight for playoff 1173521 GAME 51: LOS ANGELES VS TAMPA BAY positioning stokes Battle of Alberta 1173522 NO INDICATION DOUGHTY WILL PLAY; FORBORT 1173488 Oilers' Smith gets call against Flames, downplays OUT; RYAN, LIZOTTE BACK IN; LINEUPS significance of facing former team 1173489 Down Goes Brown: What the NHL’s history of player Montreal Canadiens rivalries tells us about how Tkachuk vs. Kassian could end 1173523 Stu Cowan: Tomas Tatar remains a good fit with the Canadiens Carolina Hurricanes 1173524 Canadiens Notebook: Brendan Gallagher looks ready to 1173490 Carolina hosts Vegas after Williams’ 2-goal game return 1173491 Hurricanes hosting Hockey Talks game Friday against 1173525 Why Brendan Gallagher’s recovery from a concussion was Golden Knights far more complicated than people think 1173492 Bag of Jerks, Part 1: The Erik Haula situation, Dougie’s future and is the goaltending set for the season? Nashville Predators 1173526 Predators, Tennessee State to announce joint effort to Chicago Blackhawks raise $1 million 1173493 Blackhawks prospect Evan Barratt improving his skating, 1173527 Predators make up for mistakes, come back to beat Caps priming himself for NHL future 5-4 1173495 Catching up with Bryan Bickell on his health, his 1173529 Rexrode: Roman Josi is the right leader, even if the championship memories and his post-career mission Predators are all kinds of wrong these days Colorado Avalanche New Jersey Devils 1173496 Former Avs star Chris Drury returns as GM of USA world’s 1173530 How Alain Nasreddine’s relationship with ex-Devils coach team John Hynes has evolved since change 1173531 NHL trade rumors: Devils’ Kyle Palmieri hasn’t had talks Columbus Blue Jackets about his future, but his focus remains on N.J. 1173497 John Tortorella at the center of Blue Jackets’ turnaround 1173532 'Did this just happen?': Former Devils coach John Hynes 1173498 Riley Nash enjoying more productive second season with reflects on the end, looks ahead Blue Jackets 1173533 The Athletic Q&A: John Hynes reflects on his time in New 1173499 Blue Jackets trade deadline primer: Possible targets and Jersey and what it will be like to return with the Pr possible bait New York Islanders Dallas Stars 1173534 Islanders player poll: The best chirper on the team ‘doesn’t 1173500 Stars notebook: Denis Gurianov sees increase in ice time; spare anyone’ power play continues to struggle 1173501 Stars abandon who they are, lament lack of focus in loss to Maple Leafs 1173502 ‘I really enjoyed it here’: Former Stars forward Jason Spezza soaks in Dallas return 1173503 How some former Stars are faring this season, including Valeri Nichushkin’s resurgance and more 1173504 Stars 20/20: Leafs force Stars into an exciting game, and it ends poorly for Dallas New York Rangers Toronto Maple Leafs 1173535 Rangers’ prospect pool is filled with tantalizing talent 1173568 Maple Leafs set franchise road-scoring record as they top 1173536 Rookie goaltender Igor Shesterkin recalled by Rangers Stars 5-3 from AHL 1173569 Maple Leafs force their way back into the playoff race with 1173537 Balancing the good and bad of the Rangers’ current win over Dallas three-goalie system 1173570 Leafs teenager Rasmus Sandin is winning over his teammates with his presence and personality NHL 1173571 Wednesday NHL game preview: Toronto Maple Leafs at 1173538 NHL Seattle doesn’t rule out ‘Kraken’ for team name after Dallas Stars report suggests it has already been chosen 1173572 Maple Leafs set team goal-scoring road record in win over 1173539 NHL Seattle’s scouts are preparing to build a team from Stars scratch. Here’s how. 1173573 Maple Leafs Snapshots: Ring's the thing for Rick Bowness 1173574 Stars interim coach Rick Bowness hopes lucky ring can Ottawa Senators help beat Maple Leafs 1173540 Back to the future for Ennis, Pageau and the power play, 1173575 Mitch Marner is justifying that big contract for the Maple the numbers from Borowiecki and Duclair Leafs — and flying under the radar in the process 1173541 Hungry Anderson's pizza analogy helps deliver winning 1173576 Leafs Report Cards: Zach Hyman is a grinder, and that’s feeling what the Leafs needed 1173542 Senators aren't letting season slip away quietly 1173577 Mirtle: Analyzing the Maple Leafs salary cap situation: Can they afford to go big at the trade deadline? Philadelphia Flyers 1173578 How Kyle Dubas’ friendship with Raptors GM Bobby 1173543 Johnny Gaudreau and Buddy Robinson: A Gloucester Webster offers the Leafs a championship roadmap Catholic reunion in NHL 1173544 Little margin for error as Flyers, in a ‘great position,’ get Vancouver Canucks ready for fascinating stretch run 1173589 Canucks 5 Sharks 2: Canucks come back for fourth 1173545 Flyers Notebook: Rest or no, Ivan Provorov keeps rolling straight win along 1173590 Kraken? Probably better than Seattle Sockeyes anyway — 1173546 Flyers prospect Egor Zamula can 'do things that not many and here's why players can' 1173591 Patrick Johnston: Are the Canucks, Judd Brackett headed in different directions? Pittsburgh Penguins 1173592 Ed Willes: Boeser downplays points slump, but expect 1173547 Minor league report: Alex D’Orio leads Nailers past some panic if it continues Admirals 1173593 Canucks at 50: Trevor Linden '98 trade to Islanders more 1173548 Ex-Penguins defenseman Ulf Samuelsson still hopes to sad than a surprise coach in NHL 1173594 Canucks at 50: The day 'it was time for Trevor Linden to 1173549 How Penguins from foreign countries grasped English leave home' language 1173595 Canucks at 50: Trevor Linden trade 'ended both an era and a feud' San Jose Sharks 1173596 Canucks Game Day: Pettersson adds pushback to his 1173550 Tomas Hertl injured in Sharks’ loss to Vancouver Canucks playmaking poise 1173551 Sharks forward Tomas Hertl injured, leaves game vs. Canucks Vegas Golden Knights 1173552 Amid trade rumors, Sharks’ Brenden Dillon set to establish 1173579 Peter DeBoer’s priority as coach is to speed up Golden new franchise record Knights 1173553 Sharks Ice mega expansion approved by San Jose, 1173580 Golden Knights to hold Fan Fest in downtown Las Vegas adding rinks, amenities 1173554 Sharks takeaways: What we learned in deflating 5-2 loss Washington Capitals to Canucks 1173581 Capitals continue to fall prey to Predators, drop eighth 1173555 Sharks, Barclay Goodrow feel duty to spread 'Bell Let's straight to Nashville Talk' message 1173582 Jakub Vrana is having a career stretch, with his overall 1173556 How Sharks' Joe Thornton taught Rick Nash to be a pro in game continuing to grow Switzerland 1173583 Puck bounces give, then take away in Caps' loss to 1173557 Dylan Gambrell gets another (final?) chance with the Predators Sharks to show he belongs 1173584 Alex Ovechkin honors Kobe Bryant with No. 24 warmup jersey St Louis Blues 1173585 Alex Ovechkin pays tribute to Kobe Bryant with No. 24 1173558 Blues updates: Sundqvist to IR, Steen could play Friday jersey in pregame warmups 1173559 Blues snap their slump, but Berube isn't impressed 1173586 Capitals vs. Predators: Alex Ovechkin returns from 1173560 Blues notebook: Blais returns but Sundqvist out with injury suspension 1173561 Blues snap losing streak with 5-4 shootout win over
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