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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 1/21/2020 Anaheim Ducks Columbus Blue Jackets 1172016 Ducks’ struggles at the break were not unexpected going 1172048 Oliver Bjorkstrand, Cam Atkinson give Blue Jackets into 2019-20 scoring boost immediately back from injury 1172017 ‘I started almost shaking’: La Mirada’s Chase De Leo 1172049 Elvis Merzlikins gets confidence boost during Blue explains his emotional Ducks recall Jackets’ hot streak 1172050 Blue Jackets 2, Rangers 1 | 3-2-1 breakdown Boston Bruins 1172018 Bruins really warming up to the idea of an extended break Detroit Red Wings 1172019 Tropical destinations the rage during Bruins’ winter 1172051 Detroit Red Wings unable to keep up with Avalanche, lose vacation Green, Nielsen in 6-3 defeat 1172020 Jake DeBrusk brings grit to Bruins power play 1172052 Detroit Red Wings lose to Colorado Avalanche, 6-3: Game 1172021 Julian Edelman has dinner with David Pastrnak, Sean recap Kuraly, Charlie McAvoy 1172053 Defenseman Jake Sanderson named top player in 1172022 Brad Marchand, unsurprisingly, voted dirtiest in NHL by All-American Game fellow players 1172054 Woebegone Wings lose fifth straight, fall to Avalanche 1172023 Positive news for Kevan Miller as he skates on his own for 1172055 Memories of classic Wings, Avalanche rivalry come into first time focus again 1172024 Chris Kreider remains top trade target for Bruins when the 1172056 Ryder Rolston, Aidan McCarthy 'can't wait' for All- time comes American showdown in Plymouth 1172025 What will David Backes do next? Here are his options 1172057 Red Wings fall to Avalanche, skid reaches five 1172058 2014 Winter Classic at Michigan Stadium named NHL Buffalo Sabres ‘Event of the Decade’ 1172026 Sabres goalie prospect Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen returns to 1172059 How to watch, listen and stream Detroit Red Wings vs. ECHL Colorado Avalanche Jan. 20, 2020 1172027 Patrick Kane's 1,000th point is cause for big celebration in 1172060 MacKinnon reaches 30-goal mark, Avs beat Red Wings 6- Chicago 3 1172061 Four years ago, the Avs started at the bottom. Now they’re Calgary Flames near the top. So what about these Red Wings? 1172028 Flames optimistic they’re trending in right direction heading into All-Star break Edmonton Oilers 1172029 10 players Flames GM Brad Treliving should consider as 1172062 Edmonton Oilers get through rough patch of schedule and he hunts for a right-shot forward back in division race 1172030 Duhatschek: With the break in the NHL schedule, the 1172063 Sam Gagner looks to gain traction with Edmonton Oilers Flames have an opportunity to flip the script 1172064 Red-hot Edmonton Oilers savouring bye week Chicago Blackhawks Florida Panthers 1172031 Joel Quenneville’s return to the United Center sends 1172065 Noel Acciari scores with 5.6 seconds left as Panthers Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane down memory lane: edge Wild, extend winning streak to five ‘You ju 1172066 Homecoming tour continues for the Florida Panthers as 1172032 Breaking down Patrick Kane’s milestone points, from No. Joel Quenneville and Mike Kitchen return to Chicago 1 to No. 1,000 1172033 Switch to right-side defense has sparked Slater Los Angeles Kings Koekkoek’s excellent recent stretch 1172067 Kings’ playing surface is notoriously unruly. The ‘ice guru’ 1172034 Blackhawks play the Panthers on 5-game win streak is here to fix that 1172035 United Center ready to Q it up for returning 'icon' 1172068 FINAL – ONTARIO 3, BAKERSFIELD 0 1172036 Quenneville returns to Chicago with Florida Panthers 1172069 PREVIEW – ONTARIO VS. BAKERSFIELD, 1/20 1172037 Blackhawks are one of NHL's hottest teams, but have they turned a corner? Minnesota Wild 1172038 Jonathan Toews named NHL's Third Star of the week 1172070 Minnesota hosts Detroit after Kunin's 2-goal game 1172039 Blackhawks "finally starting to full buy-in to the system" 1172071 Late-game collapse by Wild overshadows positives in loss 1172040 Homecoming tour continues for the Florida Panthers as to Panthers Joel Quenneville and Mike Kitchen return to Chicago 1172072 Wild-Florida game recap 1172073 Acciari scores with 5.6 seconds left, Panthers beat Wild 5- Colorado Avalanche 4 1172041 Keeler: Don’t look now Connor McDavid, but Avs star 1172074 Last-second deflection costs Wild in 5-4 loss to Panthers Nathan MacKinnon is gaining on you 1172075 Rest and victories coincide, Wild discovers 1172042 Nazem Kadri, Nathan MacKinnon carry Avalanche to rout 1172076 Wild's Alex Stalock to make third straight start vs. of Red Wings at the Pepsi Center Panthers 1172043 Kiszla vs. Chambers: How much is Avalanche’s home ice 1172077 Wild lose heartbreaker to Panthers at the buzzer hurt by transplants rooting for visiting teams? 1172078 John Shipley: It’s up to Wild GM Bill Guerin to finish the 1172044 Four years ago, the Avs started at the bottom. Now they’re job Paul Fenton started near the top. So what about these Red Wings? 1172079 Wild put South St. Paul native Alex Stalock in net third 1172045 Kadri, MacKinnon lead Avalanche to 6-3 victory over game in a row Detroit 1172080 ‘Tough one to take’: Wild blow late lead, then suffer 1172046 Avs Game 49 Grades: And…Break! stinging loss in final seconds 1172047 The Avalanche took care of business against the dreadful Red Wings Montreal Canadiens San Jose Sharks 1172081 Stu Cowan: Canadiens hold out hope for long win streak, 1172115 Pearson leads Canucks past Sharks and into 1st in Pacific playoff berth 1172082 What the Puck: Habs should deal Tatar, vets while their St Louis Blues value is high 1172116 Steady approach elevates Blues to best in the West at the 1172083 Melnick’s GBU: An ode to the hockey royalty that is Ilya break Kovalchuk 1172117 50 years ago: Jacques Plante shines as the NHL All-Star 1172084 Brown: Midseason ranking of the Canadiens’ top-15 Game comes to St. Louis prospects – 15-11 1172085 What it’s like for the Canadiens to practice against Carey Toronto Maple Leafs Price, the most widely respected goaltender in the 1172118 What has led to Frederik Andersen’s worst month of the season? The Leafs goaltender would like to sleep on it Nashville Predators 1172119 Leafs great Vaive sees 50 in Matthews' sights, if not 1172086 Reader Q&A: Roman Josi on being a captain, adjusting to beating his record 54 goals a new coach and pig racing 1172120 Maple Leafs all-time roster batting a thousand 1172121 Monday Morning Leafs Report: A week of contemplation New York Islanders for Kyle Dubas; Rasmus Sandin shows off special skill 1172087 Islanders get another chance to beat the Rangers and end month on positive note Vancouver Canucks 1172088 ‘Are you f-ing kidding me?’: Dissecting the signature 1172133 Canucks prospects tracker: Juolevi levels up, Lind-Bailey moments of the Islanders’ woeful past week Worldwide 1172089 Wheeler’s 2020 NHL prospect pool rankings: No. 24 New 1172134 So far, Quinn Hughes is the best player from the 2018 York Islanders NHL Draft. Here’s why New York Rangers Vegas Golden Knights 1172090 Henrik Lundqvist finding way to contribute even from 1172122 Peter DeBoer’s changes to Golden Knights starting to Rangers bench show 1172091 Kaapo Kakko taking perfect break from Rangers’ grind 1172123 Paul Stastny maintains sense of humor after latest injury 1172092 What's next for NY Rangers' Ryan Strome and Pavel to mouth Buchnevich after 'tough night'? 1172124 LGBTQ hockey stays up late to break down barriers 1172093 Rangers need to forget loss to Columbus and focus on Islanders, David Quinn says Washington Capitals 1172125 Alex Ovechkin named NHL first star of week Ottawa Senators 1172126 Do the Caps have the offense to win the Stanley Cup? 1172094 LeBrun: Q&A with Pierre Dorion on rebuilding the Senators, pending UFA signings and Bryan Murray’s Websites legacy 1172135 The Athletic / NHL Coaching Carousel: Which hires have 1172095 Salvian’s Senators Notebook: Mike Reilly adjusting to the most success? Ottawa, Connor Brown hits 300 and injury updates 1172136 The Athletic / The 2020 NHL Poll: Players have their say on the best player, worst referee, drinking buddies a Philadelphia Flyers 1172137 The Athletic / Wheeler’s 2020 NHL prospect pool rankings: 1172096 Flyers aim to pay back surging Pittsburgh Penguins in last No. 24 New York Islanders game before NHL All-Star break 1172138 The Athletic / DGB weekend power rankings: The top five, 1172097 ‘Alphabet Soup Line’ spells victory for Flyers, who need to the bottom five and why they’re all wrong sustain desperation level over final 2-plus months 1172139 Sportsnet.ca / 3 trade deadline moves the Maple Leafs 1172098 Flyers will be ‘on their toes’ for Penguins should explore 1172099 Flyers' rivalry renewal with Penguins gets a 10-day 1172140 Sportsnet.ca / Q&A: Oilers GM Holland on trade deadline interlude approach, Battle of Alberta 1172100 Flyers will ‘be on their toes’ for meeting with Penguins 1172141 Sportsnet.ca / Kyle Bukauskas Notebook: Sandin has lots before bye week of fans in Leafs' room 1172101 O’Connor’s Observations: Coach conflicted about Flyers’ 1172142 Sportsnet.ca / 3 trade deadline moves the Flames should break, PP’s new look, Travis Konecny goal breakdown explore 1172102 For coach Bill Clement and team, local Winter Classic 1172143 Sportsnet.ca / Goalies are voodoo, but Blue Jackets may event benefiting players with special needs is a labor o have found magic with Merzlikins 1172144 Sportsnet.ca / "A team within the team": Inside the NHL's Pittsburgh Penguins brotherhood of the blue line 1172103 Penguins recall Joseph Blandisi for seventh time 1172145 TSN.CA / Why is the NHL so different defensively this 1172104 Frenzied
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