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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 5/11/2020 Anaheim Ducks Websites 1184320 Ducks sign defenseman Brendan Guhle, center Sam 1184346 The Athletic / Bourne: How players become entitled is Carrick to contract extensions obvious. What they do from there isn’t 1184347 Sportsnet.ca / What we learned about Connor McDavid's Arizona Coyotes rehab in 'Whatever It Takes' 1184321 What-ifs riddle Coyotes’ 2012 playoff run, with Raffi Torres 1184348 Sportsnet.ca / Remember When? Bobby Orr flies through topping the list air after winning Stanley Cup 1184349 Sportsnet.ca / Inside one quest to keep mental health front Boston Bruins of mind in sports – Sportsnet 1184322 Inside the 'NASA of hockey.’ A look behind the scenes at Bauer’s R&D facility Winnipeg Jets 1184323 A first-timer’s first impressions of custom-fit hockey skates 1184344 Plenty of options for Cheveldayoff if NHL moves forward 1184324 John Bucyk a ‘Chief’ component in Bruins’ 1970 Cup with June draft campaign 1184345 Postcards, teachings and scorching Winnipeg Jets hot 1184325 Former Bruins defenseman Hal Gill shares crazy story to takes from Murat’s mom honor mom on Mother's Day 1184326 This Date in Bruins History: Bobby Orr scores to win World Leagues News Bruins a Stanley Cup 1184350 Coronavirus: UFC 249 MMA event ushers in fan-free, 1184327 A look back at the Bruins' 2017 NHL Draft: Not too shabby mask-filled era of sports 1184351 Will the coronavirus stop athletes from spitting during Columbus Blue Jackets games? 1184328 Wayne Gretzky loves to chat about hockey, including 1184352 English Premier League clubs split on restarting season Jackets' epic upset as Brighton player tests positive for coronavirus 1184353 Sports Digest: Chief of British soccer team concerned Detroit Red Wings after player tests positive 1184329 Detroit Red Wings in desperate need of forward with 1184354 Kansas colleges make plans to reopen amid coronavirus goal-scoring oomph. Here are some options 1184355 MLB coronavirus antibody study results: Less than 1 percent of participants test positive Edmonton Oilers 1184356 MLB coronavirus: ‘There’s going to be a war’ if owners 1184330 Lowetide: What are Evan Bouchard’s chances of making seek further pay from players (report) the Oilers in 2020-21? 1184357 Dynamo Dresden's game canceled after positive coronavirus tests as Bundesliga resumption approaches Minnesota Wild 1184358 SMU coach Sonny Dykes breaks down how program has 1184331 If games resume, athletes will 'need to know when to handled coronavirus crisis, thoughts on football season peak' 1184359 Syracuse company develops coronavirus-killing drone for arenas and stadiums New York Rangers 1184360 Steelers' Mike Tomlin believes NFL facilities should open 1184332 ‘He didn’t want to skate’: Rangers moms share childhood at same time stories of their sons SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 Philadelphia Flyers 1184333 2020 NHL draft profile: Mavrik Bourque, 'a gamer' at center, makes sense for Flyers Pittsburgh Penguins 1184334 Penguins A to Z: Filip Hallander has promise as a top-six winger San Jose Sharks 1184335 Sharks' Brent Burns turned to hunting after 2016 Stanley Cup Final loss St Louis Blues 1184336 MacEachern has a few balls in the air during NHL's shutdown Toronto Maple Leafs 1184337 Toronto FC follows Raptors lead, to begin individual player workouts Monday 1184338 Like their players, NHL coaches trying to stay sharp during pandemic pause 1184339 Two years after Dubas' promotion to GM, truest evaluation of Leafs will come in playoffs 1184340 Mom's the word for NHLers Vegas Golden Knights 1184341 Golden Knights roster review: Nicolas Roy Washington Capitals 1184342 Capitals defenseman Brenden Dillon: 'I think we are going to come back and play' 1184343 Capitals GM Brian MacLellan has some concerns with the NHL's June draft plans 1184320 Anaheim Ducks Ducks sign defenseman Brendan Guhle, center Sam Carrick to contract extensions By ELLIOTT TEAFORD PUBLISHED: May 10, 2020 at 1:28 p.m. UPDATED: May 10, 2020 at 1:28 p.m. The Ducks signed defenseman Brendan Guhle and center Sam Carrick to contract extensions Sunday, locking up two depth players who were expected to help lead the San Diego Gulls of the AHL to the playoffs before play was halted because of the coronavirus pandemic. The AHL is expected to announce as soon as Monday that it will cancel the remainder of the 2019-20 season because of the outbreak, leaving the NHL as the lone holdout among professional leagues in North American still hoping to complete its season. The NHL and AHL each suspended play March 12. Guhle, 22, signed a two-season, $1.6-million contract and Carrick, 28, signed a one-season, $700,000 deal. Guhle had four goals and four assists in 30 games with the Ducks, and Carrick had one goal and one assist in nine games. Both players were on the Gulls’ roster when the season was paused. Guhle also had four goals and 10 assists in 27 games with the Gulls this season. Carrick led San Diego with 23 goals and 43 points in 46 games. He also had a team-leading plus-27 plus/minus defensive rating, the second-best mark in the AHL. San Diego was fourth in the AHL’s Pacific Division when play was suspended, holding the division’s final playoff spot. The Gulls advanced to the Western Conference final of the Calder Cup playoffs last season before losing to the Chicago Wolves, the Vegas Golden Knights’ AHL team. Orange County Register: LOADED: 05.11.2020 1184321 Arizona Coyotes a scary man. Missing him for the rest of the playoffs certainly was a problem for us.” The Coyotes were still doing their thing in Game 1 at Jobing.com Arena. What-ifs riddle Coyotes’ 2012 playoff run, with Raffi Torres topping the Despite being outshot 17-4 in the first period, the Coyotes tied the game list when defenseman Derek Morris beat Jonathan Quick with a shot from center ice. I remember turning to former arizonacoyotes.com writer Dave Vest in the press box after the goal and wondering aloud if the Coyotes By Craig Morgan were a team of destiny. May 10, 2020 The shot totals after two periods were 34-18, but when Mikkel Boedker tied the game at 18:05 of the second period off a feed from Shane Doan that was set up by Antoine Vermette’s check behind the net, the Coyotes Every Monday and Thursday through the end of May, The Athletic had momentum going to the third period. Arizona is reliving the Coyotes’ 2012 playoff run to the Western “With the way we had done things in the first two rounds, I definitely Conference final. You can also watch the games on Fox Sports Arizona thought we had a good chance,” Boedker said. during their “Classic Coyotes Night” programming series. More information available here. Coyotes enemy No. 1, Brown, took it away when he scored just 2:11 into the third period, and Dwight King added an empty-net goal to mark the Read the full collection of stories in our retrospective here. first time in that postseason that the Coyotes had trailed in a playoff Playoff runs that fall short of the ultimate goal are always littered with series. what-ifs. For the 2011-12 Coyotes, that list includes: By the time the Coyotes arrived in L.A. for Game 3, the series lead was What if the L.A. Kings hadn’t made the postseason as the Western 2-0 after a lopsided, 4-0 L.A. win in Game 2. Worse yet, the Coyotes Conference’s eighth and final playoff team? would be without Hanzal for Game 3 after this hit on Brown earned him a one-game suspension, removing another one of the Coyotes’ more What if the Coyotes hadn’t had a momentum-cooling six days off physically imposing players. between their conference semifinal win over the Nashville Predators and the start of the Western Conference final against the Kings? “I was really sick of that guy,” Hanzal said. “It was a fair call.” What if defenseman Adrian Aucoin had played more than 12 minutes and Hanzal does not feel the same about the Torres call. 17 seconds in that conference final? “I still believe Raffi Torres’ hit was a clean hit,” he said. “I remember we What if Martin Hanzal hadn’t been suspended for Game 3? were talking about it with Doaner. Whenever we see suspensions we think about that hit. We’ve seen way worse hits that don’t get that kind of What if the officiating hadn’t levied 106 minutes in penalties against the suspension — or any suspension. Coyotes, and only 58 against the Kings? “Raffi Torres was one of the most important players on our team because What if Dustin Brown had been penalized for what looked like a he is so powerful and aggressive. If you ask anybody in the league what dangerous kneeing infraction on Michal Rozsival (more on that later in it’s like to play against Raffi Torres they’ll say, ‘I hate playing against the this series) in Game 5? guy.’ He’s so strong and he goes all the way through you. We were missing Raffi Torres for sure with the way they played, and I still think And what if Raffi Torres hadn’t been suspended for the rest of the things might have been different if he had played.” postseason? Instead, Torres was reduced to playing the role of spectator in the “To me, that’s where the biggest impact came,” former coach Dave dressing room or in a suite. Tippett said of Torres.
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