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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 5/31/2021 Arizona Coyotes Colorado Avalanche cont'd 1214672 Report: Coyotes special assistant to the GM Brian 1214705 Erik Johnson back on the ice for Avalanche – is a playoff Daccord resigns return possible? 1214706 Three players who need to step up if Avs are to beat Boston Bruins Vegas 1214673 Islanders coach Barry Trotz not ready to make his goalie choice between veteran Semyon Varlamov and Round 1 Columbus Blue Jackets he 1214707 Blue Jackets taking steady approach to report Seth Jones 1214674 Players get back to business as the sound of fans again doesn't want to stay filled TD Garden 1214708 Report: Seth Jones unwilling to negotiate with Blue 1214675 The Islanders couldn’t handle the Bruins’ onslaught in Jackets on contract extension Game 1. Here’s how they plan to adjust in Game 2 1214709 Change of plans: Blue Jackets likely to trade Seth Jones 1214676 Bruins-Islanders playoff schedule without contract extension 1214677 Instant analysis: How the Bruins tilted the ice in their favor and neutralized the Islanders in Game 1 Edmonton Oilers 1214678 Bruins Notebook: Fourth line gaining traction 1214710 Lowetide: It won’t be easy, but the Oilers need to re-sign 1214679 Game 1 observations: Islanders no match for dominant Darnell Nurse soon B's top line 1214680 Bruins-Islanders Round 2 playoff preview, analysis, key Los Angeles Kings matchup 1214711 NHL draft lottery preview: Kings have options to consider 1214681 Haggerty: Boston Bruins, Pastrnak Give Boston A Moment We All Needed Minnesota Wild 1214682 Bruins provide big crowd a night to remember on day 1214712 Wild, Golden Knights set for Game 7 showdown Massachusetts opens back up for business 1214713 Solving the Zach Parise situation? Dealing for Jack Eichel? Paying Kirill Kaprizov? Wild’s offseason work begi Carolina Hurricanes 1214683 Nedeljkovic, so good so far for the Hurricanes, wavers on Montreal Canadiens the winner 1214714 Habs relishing playoff pressure as they head to Toronto 1214684 Hurricanes, Lightning battle to the final seconds in Game 1 for Game 7 of the second round 1214715 Jack Todd: Carey Price in vintage form against the Leafs 1214685 Nino a no-go for Game 1? Hurricanes forward 1214716 About Last Night: Can I get 2,500 witnesses? Habs force “questionable” for opener Game 7 1214686 Tampa may have more offensive talent than Nashville, but 1214717 Canadiens playoff notebook: Jake Evans’ strengths, Canes expect similar grind difficulty of limited minutes, Leafs anxieties, Carey Price 1214687 Hurricanes can’t solve ‘best in the world’ Andrei 1214718 Jesperi Kotkaniemi and the Canadiens get an experience Vasilevskiy despite best efforts: Civian’s postgame vibe they will never forget che New York Islanders Colorado Avalanche 1214719 Islanders strongly considering goalie change in Game 2 1214688 Keeler: Nathan MacKinnon, Avalanche punked the punks. 1214720 The Islanders have a Mat Barzal problem Hard. And Vegas had it coming. 1214721 Islanders confident they can fix mistakes, get even with 1214689 Avalanche crushes Golden Knights 7-1 in chippy Game 1 Bruins 1214690 Knights-Avalanche Game 1 Quick Hits: Ryan Reaves’ 1214722 Barry Trotz not sure who he's starting at goalie for penalty on Ryan Graves deserves suspension Islanders in Game 2 1214691 Gov. Jared Polis makes beer bet against Nevada Gov. 1214723 If Islanders are to beat Bruins, their top line needs to Steve Sisolak for Avalanche-Golden Knights series answer the call 1214692 Avalanche’s Brandon Saad scores goal in second period 1214724 Is It Already Time for the Islanders to Make a Goaltending against Golden Knights in Game 1 Change? 1214693 Avalanche’s Gabe Landeskog scores off Cale Makar’s pass in first period against Golden Knights New York Rangers 1214694 Avalanche’s Mikko Rantanen scores early goal against 1214725 Rangers dump European scouting director Nick Bobrov Golden Knights in Game 1 1214695 Keeler: If Nazem Kadri can’t start Avalanche-Vegas Philadelphia Flyers series, Knights forward Ryan Reaves shouldn’t, either. Not 1214726 Can Flyers get lucky again in draft lottery? If not, they 1214696 Gabe Landeskog, Mr. Avalanche, is spirit of team with should still get a solid player Stanley Cup-or-bust dreams 1214727 Thought-provoking Flyers trend against 2 East teams still 1214697 Cale Makar, Avalanche show flash, push through Vegas playing in postseason physicality in dominant Game 1 win 1214698 Erik Johnson, still recovering from injury, gives Avalanche Pittsburgh Penguins a boost with surprise appearance on ice before Gam 1214728 Minor league report: Nailers edged by Swamp Rabbits 1214699 Deen’s List: The Avalanche came to play in Game 1. 1214729 Penguins forward Jake Guentzel: 'I let a lot of people Vegas couldn’t keep up and resorted to playing dirty down' 1214700 Golden Knights vs. Avalanche Game 1 Odds, Prediction, 1214730 PENGUINSGoalie Larmi Indicates He’s Leaving Penguins, Pick (May 30, 2021) North America 1214701 Dater’s Daily: Evander Kane Chirps Ryan Reaves 1214731 What to Make of the Penguins Failure? 2 Places to Start 1214702 Analysis: Give Them Nothing, Avalanche Close Gaps, 1214732 Dan’s Daily: Sullivan Safe, Pasta Hat Trick, Habs Force CRUSH VGK in Game 1 Game 7 1214703 Avs Have Way More Skill than Vegas, but can they survive the Vegas cheap shots? 1214704 WATCH: MacKinnon Speeds Past Vegas Defense for Electrifying Goal Tampa Bay Lightning Websites 1214733 How ‘big-game player’ Barclay Goodrow — the Lightning’s 1214767 The Athletic / LeBrun: Which coaches are in position for ‘Jeep’ — starred in Game 1 new NHL opportunities? 1214768 The Athletic / Which NHL teams have drafted the best and Toronto Maple Leafs worst since 2005? 1214734 Maple Leafs look to break playoff drought in Game 7 1214769 The Athletic / NHL playoff predictions unplugged: against Canadiens Anonymous scout, coach and exec pick second-round 1214735 Leafs-Canadiens notebook: Injured Jake Muzzin game- winners day call for Game 7 1214770 Cale Makar had four points; Nathan MacKinnon scored 1214736 Even if the Leafs win Game 7, in some ways they’ve twice as the Colorado Avalanche dismantled the Vegas already lost something Golde 1214737 The Leafs won’t have home-crowd advantage for Game 7. 1214771 Barclay Goodrow scored a goal from a tight angle on Alex It wouldn’t have helped, anyway Nedeljkovic in the third period and that ended up bei 1214738 ‘We are right where we’re supposed to be.’ Leafs coach 1214772 Chris Johnston and Elliotte Friedman go over all the news Sheldon Keefe breaks down the Game 7 challenge and rumours in the NHL including Sabres' talks with 1214739 The Leafs’ recent Game 7 history is scary. Look back if 1214773 Sportsnet.ca / Conn Smythe Power Rankings: Kucherov you dare shines in Round 1 1214740 ‘Time to put it all on the line’: Leafs looking to turn the 1214774 Leafs must embrace 'incredible opportunity' to exorcise page ahead of Game 7 playoff demons 1214741 The archive of epic sports meltdowns already includes the 1214775 Maple Leafs hope to extinguish Game 7 demons against Leafs. It’s history they have no intention of repeat Habs 1214742 The Maple Leafs' Shanaplan will be on trial in Game 7 1214776 USA TODAY / Golden Knights' Ryan Reaves receives 1214743 Muzzin not yet ruled out for Game 7 after suffering match penalty for injuring Avalanche's Ryan Graves lower-body injury in Game 6 1214744 Maple Leafs capable of winning Game 7 and it's on them Winnipeg Jets to prove it 1214760 Happy Hockey Anniversary! 1214745 Maple Leafs need to win Game 7 for Joe Thornton 1214761 Happy anniversary! Ten years since Jets' return 1214746 One night for Maple Leafs' Matthews, Marner to salvage 1214762 Bring on the Habs! ... or the Leafs! their reputations 1214763 Jets prepared for anything as they await Round 2 1214747 It’s not too late for Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner to opponent come up big for the Maple Leafs SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 Vancouver Canucks 1214764 ‘Excited to see what he can bring’: Canucks sign top prospect Vasily Podkolzin to three-year deal 1214765 Canucks shopping list: That gaping hole on the blue-line 1214766 Canucks sign Vasili Podkolzin: What to expect from top prospect in his rookie season Vegas Golden Knights 1214748 Avalanche’s potent top line overwhelms Golden Knights 1214749 Graney: Robin Lehner isn’t why Golden Knights lost Game 1 1214750 Golden Knights-Avalanche recap 1214751 Golden Knights buried by Avalanche in series opener 1214752 Golden Knights name starting goalie for Game 1 against Avalanche 1214753 Ryan Reaves faces suspension, ‘on a mission to hurt somebody’ 1214754 Golden Knights drop Game 1 in rout to Avalanche 1214755 Winner of the Vegas, Colorado playoff series will be the Stanley Cup favorites 1214756 Golden Knights have a lot to shore up after blowout loss to Avalanche in Game 1 1214757 Well-Rested Colorado Avalanche Dismantle Sluggish Golden Knights, 7-1, In Lopsided Game 1 In Denver Sunday 1214758 Game 1: Lehner Stumbles, Reaves Tossed, Avs Crush VGK, 7-1 Washington Capitals 1214759 Kuznetsov expects to still be with Caps for the 2021-22 season 1214672 Arizona Coyotes Report: Coyotes special assistant to the GM Brian Daccord resigns BY LOGAN NEWMAN MAY 29, 2021 AT 12:02 PM The search for a new head coach. Roster changes. Now, an entire group of assistant general managers. The Arizona Coyotes and general manager Bill Armstrong have a busy offseason ahead of them. Brian Daccord, the special assistant to the general manager and director of goaltending operations, has resigned from the team, according to Craig Morgan and Canada-based hockey reporter Alex Blair. Daccord is one of four assistant general managers to leave the team over the last eight months.
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