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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 03/11/17 Anaheim Ducks Columbus Blue Jackets 1052097 Blues score late to down the Ducks, 4-3 1052136 2000 and counting: Blue Jackets' broadcaster Jeff Rimer 1052098 Ducks fall, 4-3, on St. Louis goal with 20 seconds left hits milestone with no end in sight 1052099 Whicker: Overcoming Red Wings propelled Ducks to 1052137 Blue Jackets 4, Sabres 3 | Jackets score twice on power Stanley Cup 10 years ago play 1052100 What you need to know: Ducks stone Blackhawks as 1052138 Blue Jackets | Saad, Bjorkstrand blur the lines Jonathan Bernier puts up wall 1052139 Bobrovsky on brink of breaking Blue Jackets record Arizona Coyotes Dallas Stars 1052102 Coyotes' Mike Smith snaps out of funk, eyes strong finish 1052140 Stars sign Curtis McKenzie to one-year contract extension 1052103 Morgan: Coyotes need the right location to succeed — it’s 1052141 Hard work pays off for Curtis McKenzie, who's been a not Glendale pleasant surprise for the Stars 1052104 Coyotes partnering with USAA for Pat Tillman Military Appreciation Night Detroit Red Wings 1052142 Detroit Red Wings' Anthony Mantha takes healthy scratch Boston Bruins as challenge 1052105 Tim Schaller, Ryan Spooner are out for Saturday’s Bruins 1052143 Detroit Red Wings' Jimmy Howard getting first NHL start in game 3 months 1052106 TD Garden’s bull gang needed a hand. Zdeno Chara 1052144 How to watch the Detroit Red Wings vs. Chicago provided it Blackhawks game 1052107 Bruins players make it known that they want to play in 1052145 Tomas Tatar, Red Wings spoil Chicago's last visit to the Olympics Joe, 4-2 1052108 Bruins players show interest in next Olympic Games in 1052146 Howard sharp in return as Wings beat Blackhawks South Korea 1052147 Inconsistent Mantha scratched for Blackhawks game 1052109 STAFFORD SHOWING PLENTY OF POSITIVES IN 1052148 Krupa: Mantha on notice — backchecking required in NHL EARLY RETURNS FOR BRUINS 1052149 Jimmy Howard returns to Red Wings' net for first time 1052110 Cehlarik on 'learning curve,' may return to Bruins lineup since Dec. 20 1052111 Under Cassidy, home has finally become sweet for the 1052150 Red Wings' Anthony Mantha scratched due to recent Bruins decline in compete level 1052112 Schaller, Spooner both out Saturday vs. Flyers 1052151 Lawsuit involving NHL concussions could go to trial this year Buffalo Sabres 1052152 Jimmy Howard's return for Red Wings could ease Petr 1052113 Noble efforts not good enough for Sabres to earn points Mrazek's workload 1052114 Quick Hits: Blue Jackets 4, Sabres 3 1052153 Red Wings vs. Blackhawks: Detroit on pace for most 1052115 Sabres Notebook: Bylsma tougher on the kids but Eichel losses in 25 years ready to respond 1052154 Tomas Tatar, Jimmy Howard lead Red Wings past 1052116 Five things to know as the Sabres play in Columbus Blackhawks 1052117 Dan Dunleavy attempts the impossible: following Rick 1052155 Tatar, Howard lead Red Wings past Blackhawks, 4-2 Jeanneret 1052118 Elmira Jackals, Amerks affiliate, to fold at end of season Edmonton Oilers 1052156 Sidney Crosby on Connor McDavid leading NHL scoring Calgary Flames race: "He's there for a reason" 1052119 Injuries could open door for Rasmus Andersson to debut 1052157 Oilers fall in a shootout against the Penguins for Flames 1052158 Kris Russell back on the Oilers blue line against Penguins 1052120 Flames netminder Brian Elliott a fixture among star 1052161 Oilers snapshots: Fleury on his way out ... 'Wow factor' ... selections during streak 'Diaper players' ... Little additions 1052121 Game Day: Calgary Flames vs. Winnipeg Jets Florida Panthers Carolina Hurricanes 1052163 Florida Panthers playoff run has stalled but don’t blame 1052125 Canes’ Aho appears to be the ‘real deal’ Thomas Vanek 1052164 Minnesota wins wild game as sinking Florida Panthers Chicago Blackhawks lose again at home 1052126 Johnny Oduya on reunion with Niklas Hjalmarsson: 'OK's 1052165 Preview: Panthers at Lightning; Saturday, 7 p.m. not going to be good enough' 1052166 Slumping Panthers need to focus on themselves, not the 1052127 Blackhawks fall 4-2 to Red Wings in final game at Joe standings Louis Arena 1052167 Panthers fall 7-4 to Wild as collapse continues 1052128 Friday's recap: Red Wings 4, Blackhawks 2 1052129 Blackhawks lose second straight in lackluster effort vs. Wings 1052130 Dennis Rasmussen finds himself on the outside looking in 1052131 ODE TO THE JOE: PAST, PRESENT BLACKHAWKS REMEMBER JOE LOUIS ARENA 1052132 FIVE THINGS TO WATCH: BLACKHAWKS MAKE FINAL STOP AT JOE LOUIS ARENA TONIGHT ON CSN 1052133 Quick Hits from Blackhawks-Red Wings: Lacking jump 1052134 Blackhawks suffer second straight loss in final game at Joe Louis Arena 1052135 Niklas Hjalmarsson, Johnny Oduya to sit out when Blackhawks visit Red Wings Los Angeles Kings Philadelphia Flyers 1052168 Three things we learned from the Kings' 3-2 win over the 1052209 Claude Giroux channels Chris Pronger as Flyers resume Nashville Predators playoff hunt 1052169 Kings' Jake Muzzin fined $2,000 for embellishment 1052210 Flyers surprise: Neuvirth replaces sizzling Mason 1052170 “A VERY GOOD STUDENT OF THE GAME,” LADUE 1052211 CLAUDE GIROUX HELPING FLYERS HAVE SHORT ACCLIMATING QUICKLY MEMORY THE WAY CHRIS PRONGER TAUGHT HIM 1052171 MARCH 10 PRACTICE NOTES; MUZZIN FINED FOR 1052212 MINUS-16 ON THE ROAD, CLAUDE GIROUX NEEDS DIVING/EMBELLISHMENT; LADUE PREVIEW BETTER MATCHUPS 1052172 THE VIEW FROM NASHVILLE 1052213 JAKUB VORACEK LASHES OUT AT BILL DALY, GARY 1052173 WAKING UP WITH THE KINGS: MARCH 10 BETTMAN OVER OLYMPIC INDECISION 1052174 MARCH 10: BUS TEXTS WITH STOTHERS 1052214 AFTER LOSS TO MAPLE LEAFS, FLYERS 1052175 GAME 54: BAKERSFIELD 3, REIGN 2 + POSTGAME DESPERATELY NEED 2 REGULATION POINTS IN NOTES/VIDEO BOSTON 1052176 MORE QUOTES FROM TODAY’S PRACTICE: 1052215 Giroux takes page from Pronger's book to 'flip the page' STEVENS, DOUGHTY Pittsburgh Penguins Minnesota Wild 1052216 Penguins notebook: Fleury gets call in net at Oilers 1052177 Wild looks to bounce back tonight at Florida, will be patient 1052217 Fleury makes 40 saves, Malkin and Bonino score as with Hanzal Penguins win in shootout 1052178 Postgame: Relentless forecheck results in 46 shots, seven 1052218 Tom Sestito disagrees with suspension but will 'take it in goals by Wild stride' 1052179 The key players and stats from Friday's game: 1052219 Paul Zeise: Time to legislate players such as Tom Sestito 1052180 Martin Hanzal's solid game pleases Wild coach Bruce out of the NHL Boudreau 1052220 Oskar Sundqvist's 'evolution' brings call-up from Wilkes- 1052181 Parise, Staal lead Wild over Panthers, 7-4 Barre/Scranton 1052182 Wild rallies for 7-4 victory over Florida to end two-game 1052221 Penguins beat Oilers, 3-2 in shootout skid 1052183 Wild’s Martin Hanzal still struggling to find his place with San Jose Sharks new teAM 1052222 Sharks notes: Keeping Martin Jones fresh is top priority 1052184 Wild break out of scoring slump, beat Panthers 7-4 1052223 Purdy: Ranking the Sharks’ all-time enforcers, by popular demand Montreal Canadiens 1052224 Sharks hope inconsistent power play is turning a corner 1052185 Stu Cowan: Lack of offence should be big concern for 1052225 NHL ready to say no to 2018 Olympics Canadiens 1052226 SHARKS REMIND THEMSELVES THEY CAN PLAY 1052186 In the Habs Room: Canadiens looked sick in shutout loss WITH ANYONE IN DOUBLING UP CAPS to Flames 1052227 DELL'S GAME MAKING HUGE STRIDES WITH THE 1052187 Calgary Flames tie franchise mark with eighth straight win HELP OF NABOKOV but lose two defenceman to injury in 5-0 win over M St Louis Blues Nashville Predators 1052228 Blues face Ducks in a race that keeps getting tighter 1052188 Predators' skid complicating playoff path 1052229 Preview: Blues vs. Islanders 1052189 Iginla gets 2nd goal in OT, leads Kings past Predators 3-2 1052230 Blue Notes: Gunnarsson, Bortuzzo get familiar as partners 1052231 Edmundson an unlikely hero as Blues pull out 4-3 win New Jersey Devils 1052190 Devils' Travis Zajac out Saturday vs. Coyotes Tampa Bay Lightning 1052191 Devils who have most to gain and prove over last month 1052232 Injuries to three Lightning centers not as bad as first 1052192 Greene will play but Zajac leaves Devs to be with wife thought 1052193 Devs still have individual reasons to play well as teAM 1052233 Lightning's Johnson, Namestnikov, Paquette all day-to- 1052194 Devils Up Next: At Arizona day 1052234 Exploring Lightning's options at center with injuries New York Islanders 1052195 Islanders’ Doug Weight counts on youngsters Anthony Toronto Maple Leafs Beauvillier, Josh Ho-Sang 1052235 Study says minor hockey body-checking ban has led to fewer injuries New York Rangers 1052236 Hockey’s biggest shift: Fifty years of evolution in NHL 1052196 Rangers lose again as NHL says Antti Raanta was not coaching interfered with 1052237 Nylander gaining upper hand on Leafs power play 1052197 NHL’s ‘spin’ on how they burned the Rangers 1052238 Leafs’ Frederik Andersen doesn’t mind heavy workload 1052198 NHL backs good-goal call in Rangers’ loss to Hurricanes 1052239 Saturday game preview: Toronto Maple Leafs at Carolina Hurricanes Ottawa Senators 1052240 Maple Leafs' off-ice focus shifts with playoffs in sight 1052200 Donibrook: Senators' Alex Burrows a ball-hockey goal 1052241 Marincin in, Marchenko out machine 1052242 Slump? What slump? Maple Leafs' Matthews has earned 1052201 Snapshots: Why, exactly, are the Senators winning? free pass 1052202 Marc Crawford re-lives Stanley Cup title in Colorado 1052203 Senators aiming for top of Atlantic despite avalanche of injuries 1052204 Mark Stone latest Senator added to the injury list 1052205 Can these Senators keep winning? 1052206 Depth vaulting Senators to new heights 1052207 Senators dealing with injuries ahead of meeting with Avalanche 1052208 Senators coach Crawford has fond memories of Colorado Vancouver Canucks 1052252 Jason Botchford: Canucks have just 15 games left, so … Play.
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