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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 9/27/2019 Anaheim Ducks Columbus Blue Jackets 1154245 Kings and Ducks face some tough decisions as final roster 1154276 Michael Arace | Columbus Blue Jackets' season may rest cuts loom on unproven goaltending duo 1154246 Ducks’ battle for opening-night roster spots going down to 1154277 Columbus Blue Jackets need Josh Anderson's goal total the wire to keep rising 1154247 Ducks defense taking shape, Jacob Larsson rising, Max 1154278 Breaking down the battle for the final spot on the Blue Comtois trying to make a case Jackets’ blue line Arizona Coyotes Dallas Stars 1154248 Arizona Coyotes break open scoring in preseason win 1154279 How Miro Heiskanen's versatility will allow the Stars to pair over Vancouver Canucks him with different defensemen based on situation 1154249 What's up with those crazy suits? Five questions with 1154280 Stars goalie Anton Khudobin gets full game under his belt; Coyotes broadcaster Tyson Nash Thomas Harley and Miro Heiskanen show bright future 1154250 Antti Raanta day-to-day as Coyotes recall G Ivan 1154281 Predicting the 2019-2020 Dallas Stars opening night Prosvetov lineup 1154251 Forks up: How Eddie Lack and ASU hockey found a 1154282 Stars 20/20: Thomas Harley shows a bright future despite match made in heaven the Stars’ preseason snoozer Boston Bruins Detroit Red Wings 1154252 Bruins waive three players, send nine to Providence 1154283 Detroit Red Wings fit perfectly in 'Hockeyville' Up North 1154253 Bruins cut roster down further before season with 4-1 preseason win vs. Blues 1154254 David Backes puts in work to fight for Bruins job 1154284 What role is feasible for Justin Abdelkader on the Detroit 1154255 Bruins announce next round of camp cuts, getting close to Red Wings now? final group 1154285 Game thread: Red Wings best Blues in exhibition, 4-1 1154256 Bruins Roster Projection 2.0: Players on the bubble make 1154286 Anthony Mantha, Michael Rasmussen lead Red Wings' strong cases charge in U.P. 1154257 Shinzawa: What we learned in training camp about the 12 1154287 Red Wings want Justin Abdelkader to play on the 'edge of players just cut by Bruins reckless' 1154288 Anthony Mantha, Michael Rasmussen lead Red Wings Buffalo Sabres past Blues in Calumet 1154258 Evan Rodrigues proving he's a 'valuable NHL player' for 1154289 Top line leads Red Wings vs. Blues in Calumet preseason Sabres game 1154259 Sabres assign top draft pick Dylan Cozens to Lethbridge 1154290 Red Wings look forward to unique experience in Calumet Calgary Flames Edmonton Oilers 1154260 Flames goalie Talbot sharp in San Jose 1154291 Bear and Jurco score two goals each in Oilers victory over 1154261 Flames defenceman Rasmus Andersson driven to earn Winnipeg top-pairing duties 1154292 Ethan Bear, Tomas Jurco outshine the competition in 1154262 Flames promote Chris Snow to assistant general manager second-to-last Oilers preseason game 1154264 Why the Matthew Tkachuk deal was a win for the player 1154293 Joakim Nygard managing his anger as he eyes spot on and for the team – at least in the short term Oilers Carolina Hurricanes Florida Panthers 1154265 Canes reduce preseason training camp roster 1154294 Cut from Panthers, Troy Brouwer hopes to continue NHL 1154266 Ten bold (and not so bold) predictions for the Hurricanes career elsewhere this season Los Angeles Kings Chicago Blackhawks 1154295 Kings and Ducks face some tough decisions as final roster 1154267 Just a preseason game? Jonathan Toews expects better cuts loom after Blackhawks’ uninspiring 6-0 loss to the Capitals: ‘ 1154296 PRESEASON FINAL: SD 5, ONT 2 – BOXSCORE, LUFF, 1154268 Blackhawks depart for Europe with 27 players after PHILLIPS, STOTHERS Quenneville, Boqvist, Saarela cut 1154297 COMPETITION HEATS UP IN PRACTICE AND FOR 1154269 Zack Smith finds his niche with the Blackhawks through ROSTER SPOTS; MORE EVALUATIONS love of rock music 1154298 PREVIEW – ONTARIO VS. SAN DIEGO, 9/26 1154270 Blackhawks embarrassed in real preseason test against Capitals Minnesota Wild 1154271 Can slow and steady win the race? Brent Seabrook and 1154299 Wild edges Dallas in exhibition game Olli Maatta believe so 1154300 Eric Staal's focus is more Wild wins, not him scoring more goals Colorado Avalanche 1154301 Who’s going to make the team? Here’s a breakdown of 1154272 Avalanche sends first-round draft pick Bo Byram back to the Wild roster his junior team 1154302 A week before the opener, the Wild are making a change 1154273 Where does everything stand with the Avs sending Bowen on their second line Byram back to the WHL? 1154303 Q&A: Wild GM Bill Guerin on Kaprizov plans, his feel for 1154274 Bowen Byram’s demotion another example of a flawed the team and final cuts system 1154275 EXCLUSIVE: Mikko Rantanen believes sides are “closing in” on contract Montreal Canadiens Philadelphia Flyers 1154304 Confident Cale Fleury not surprised to survive latest 1154333 ‘Snake-bitten’ Joel Farabee virtually earns spot on Flyers’ Canadiens cuts roster in shootout loss to Rangers 1154305 Canadiens' Nate Thompson can relate to five teammates 1154334 Flyers’ Nolan Patrick sidelined indefinitely with migraine put on waivers disorder; Carter Hart shines in loss 1154306 Stu Cowan: Are Canadiens losing patience with winger 1154335 For 5 on-the-bubble Flyers, one more chance to impress Jonathan Drouin? the brass 1154307 Canadiens legend Guy Lafleur has successful heart 1154336 Connor Bunnaman could be the wild card for Flyers’ surgery vacant center spot 1154308 Canadiens Notebook: Dale Weise, Karl Alzner among five 1154337 Flyers' Patrick out indefinitely with 'migrane disorder' put on waivers 1154338 Alain Vigneault isn't going to surprise himself with Joel 1154309 The changing of the guard in Montreal appears to be Farabee decision — and that's a good thing happening sooner than expected 1154339 Joel Farabee brings it, Carter Hart the No. 1 development, 1154310 What it’s like to open training camp under the calm more on Flyers' preseason shootout loss to Rangers intensity of Joël Bouchard 1154340 No Nolan Patrick, no Morgan Frost, so now what for the Flyers at center? Nashville Predators 1154341 Nolan Patrick will miss season opener after being 1154311 Have no fear, Predators goalie Juuse Saros' gold pads diagnosed with migraine disorder soon will be here 1154342 Flyers at Rangers preseason: Storylines, game time and 1154312 Expect more of the same from Predators, who should more contend again 1154343 Flyers top pick Cam York is riding the Southern California 1154313 The Predators’ power play will be better because it can’t hockey wave get any worse Pittsburgh Penguins New Jersey Devils 1154344 How do the Penguins become salary-cap compliant? 1154314 Devils’ roster for preseason finale vs. Columbus Blue 1154345 Alex Galchenyuk remains sidelined for the Penguins Jackets | Ty Smith, Jesper Boqvist on roster 1154346 Tim Benz: 2019 has been one of the worst Pittsburgh 1154315 How Devils’ Cory Schneider, Mackenzie Blackwood have sports years pushed each other in preseason 1154347 Penguins prospect John Marino sits on roster bubble with 1154316 What’s next for Devils’ Pavel Zacha after returning to one preseason game left team? 1154348 How secure is Jack Johnson's spot in the Penguins 1154317 NJ Devils' roster for final preseason game previewing lineup? what lines might like opening night 1154349 Sidney Crosby's junior hockey team retiring his jersey Friday New York Islanders 1154318 Jordan Eberle confident he can bring even more to San Jose Sharks Islanders 1154350 Takeaways: Sharks’ Lean Bergmann, Mario Ferraro are 1154319 Nassau executive Laura Curran to honor Islanders with the real deal rally, dome-lighting ceremony on eve of season opener 1154351 Brent Burns’ four assists lead Sharks to preseason win 1154320 Staple: As the Islanders take the next step toward their over Flames new home, the future of the team is on solid ground 1154352 San Jose Sharks’ prospect finds new place to play 1154353 Healthy, rested and ready: Sharks’ Erik Karlsson set for New York Rangers 2019 preseason debut 1154321 Tony DeAngelo impresses in debut following Rangers 1154354 How Erik Karlsson felt after preseason debut in Sharks' holdout win vs. Flames 1154322 Joe Micheletti: Rangers’ chances hinge on youth taking 1154355 Why Sharks need Martin Jones to outperform No. 23 step overall goalie rating 1154323 Alain Vigneault takes a look back at his Rangers tenure 1154356 Groin surgery behind him, Erik Karlsson passes his first 1154324 Henrik Lundqvist re-energized for season as Rangers test as he makes his Sharks preseason debut appear to be on the rise 1154325 Back at Madison Square Garden with Flyers, Kevin Hayes St Louis Blues and Alain Vigneault reflect on their time with Rangers 1154357 Faulk finds an old friend in St. Louis as he hits the ice with 1154326 As preseason ends, Rangers’ coaching staff still faces Blues several significant lineup decisions 1154358 Blues notebook: Setting for tonight's game brings back 1154327 For journeyman Joe Morrow, Rangers camp is about memories of small-town hockey playing for his professional hockey life 1154359 Blues' Thomas making his preseason debut in upper reaches of Michigan Ottawa Senators 1154360 Mantha, Rasmussen help Red Wings beat Blues 1154328 NHL PREVIEW: 10 burning questions on the cusp of a new season Tampa Bay Lightning 1154329 SURPRISE, SURPRISE: Sabourin remains in contention 1154361 Brayden Point returns to the Tampa Bay Lightning (finally) for spot in Senators' opening day lineup 1154362 Tampa Bay Lightning beat Florida Panthers as series gets
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