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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 6/5/2021 Boston Bruins Columbus Blue Jackets 1215037 Bruins are benefiting at both ends from Taylor Hall’s 1215066 Shoulder surgery to sideline Blue JacKets' Domi for start of excellent two-way play next season 1215038 Brandon Carlo ‘feels good,’ says Bruce Cassidy, but his 1215067 Five for Five: Five prospects the Blue JacKets may get fifth status for Game 4 is uncertain overall, plus three more 1215039 Bruins NotebooK: Brandon Carlo ‘day-to-day,’ said Bruce 1215068 Blue JacKets lose Max Domi for 5-6 months to shoulder Cassidy injury, maKing push at center an absolute must 1215040 McAvoy gives MVP-like performance in Bruins' Game 3 win Detroit Red Wings 1215041 Game 3 taKeaways: Bruins' blue line depth a major 1215069 Detroit Red Wings have No. 6 picK in 2021 NHL draft. concern despite win These six players make the most sense 1215042 Boston Bruins Carlo ‘Day-To-Day’, Hasn’t Been Ruled Out 1215070 Red Wings looKing for power-play 'tactician' in assistant For Game 4 coach search 1215043 Marchand Proving To Be Ultimate Boston Bruins Playoff Weapon Edmonton Oilers 1215044 BHN Daily: Boston Bruins Blue Line Running Thin; 1215071 YOU BE THE BOSS RESULTS: Annual survey shows Scheifele Reaction Oilers fans mostly content with team's direction 1215045 Murphy: Old School Coaches LiKe Cassidy Can Still Change The Game Los Angeles Kings 1215046 Bruins’ confidence is soaring after Brad Marchand’s OT 1215072 Kings sign defenseman Helge Grans to three-year, winner gives them series lead entry-level contract Buffalo Sabres Minnesota Wild 1215047 EriK Brady: Ex-Sabre Larry Hillman's hex remains on 1215073 Wild GM Bill Guerin: Zach Parise still fits with team but Maple Leafs 'we're here to win hocKey games' 1215048 How are Sabres approaching No. 1 picK? ‘There are a 1215074 Why this time feels different: ‘This isn’t your old Minnesota number of players that could be discussed’ Wild team’ 1215075 With NHL expansion draft next month, Wild’s Matt Dumba Calgary Flames considering trip to Bahamas, not Seattle 1215049 Now locKed in at centre, Lindholm selected as Flames’ MVP for 2021 Montreal Canadiens 1215076 Jets’ Mark Scheifele says his family was bullied after his Carolina Hurricanes suspension for hit on Canadiens’ Jake Evans 1215050 Hurricanes’ top line accepts the challenge against 1215077 Behind the scenes of the stunning, mournful O Canada at Lightning in NHL playoff series the Jets-Canadiens playoff game 1215051 Jordan Staal’s knack for game-winners is no accident. 1215078 In the Habs' Room: Price's 30-save shutout shovels Jets There’s an art to it. in 2-0 series hole 1215052 With Warren Foegele’s injury, the Canes are running out 1215079 Carey Price perfect as Canadiens win Game 2 against of forwards heading into Game 4 Jets 1215053 Hurricanes’ ‘big man at the hoop’ delivers big playoff 1215080 Cowan: Let's not forget that Canadiens' JaKe Evans was victory over Lightning the victim 1215081 HicKey on hocKey: Too much focus on predators, not their Colorado Avalanche prey, in NHL 1215054 Vegas’ best players the difference as Knights storm bacK 1215082 By the numbers: Canadiens' KotKaniemi, SuzuKi rising to late for 3-2 win over Avalanche the occasion 1215055 Vegas Golden Knights score twice late to defeat 1215083 Canadiens Game Day: Habs extend playoff winning streaK Avalanche 3-2 in Game 3 to five games 1215056 Avalanche-Knights Game 3 QuicK Hits: Two deflections 1215084 What the PucK: Canadiens defying the odds give Vegas 3-2 win 1215085 The Canadiens have taken a nonlinear route, but they are 1215057 Avalanche Game 3 goal: Improve to 7-0 in the postseason finally starting to looK like a team by playing with the lead 1215086 ‘It’s fun’ for Carey Price as Canadiens taKe 2-0 advantage 1215058 Avalanche vs. Vegas Golden Knights Game 3: Three Keys over Jets: Playoffs plus/minus for Colorado 1215059 Avalanche coach Jared Bednar wants more from his team Nashville Predators after Game 3 loss: ‘It’s not close’ 1215087 For Nashville Predators, two high-dollar deals remain an 1215060 Avalanche thoughts: Can Vegas slow Colorado’s top line insurmountable hurdle | Estes again? Will there be changes down the lineup? 1215088 Rinne named a finalist for King Clancy Trophy, an award 1215061 Deen’s List: Coach Jared Bednar shreds his team after tailor made for him Avalanche’s Game 3 loss at Vegas 1215062 Rantanen scores OT winner, Avs up 2-0 in series vs. Knights 1215063 Wasted Chance; Vegas swipes victory with late goals, Dominate Avs in 3-2 Win 1215064 Dater column: Avs were due for bad game, but this was horrendous 1215065 Avalanche lines and D pairs for Game 3 against Vegas; fourth-line shaKeup New York Islanders Vancouver Canucks 1215089 Islanders find selves in familiar situation amid ‘new’ 1215139 CanucKs: Vancouver isn't alone in trying to Keep up with challenge the Avalanche 1215090 Islanders can’t ignore ‘dangerous’ Bruins second line 1215140 How do the CanucKs stacK up with the Cup contenders? 1215091 Islanders remain confident despite 2-1 deficit entering Identifying offseason needs Game 4 vs. Bruins 1215092 Barry Trotz leaning toward same Isles lineup for Game 4 Vegas Golden Knights 1215093 The Islanders appreciate the fun of Game 3 despite the 1215119 Avalanche’s Jared Bednar rips team after loss to Golden loss Knights 1215094 Mathew Barzal starting to get 'dangerous' in 1215120 Home is where heart is as Golden Knights down Islanders-Bruins series Avalanche 1215095 The Islanders face an urgent Game 4 vs. the Bruins. 1215121 Golden Knights-Colorado Avalanche recap Here’s how they can rebound 1215122 Golden Knights rally for win over Avs, cut deficit to 2-1 1215096 Game 3 Loss Gives Islanders Slim Margin For Error 1215123 Golden Knights emphasize discipline against Avalanche Against Bruins 1215124 Daughter’s encouraging note greets Fleury on return 1215097 NYHN Daily: Islanders Lose Game 3 in Overtime & More home 1215125 Golden Knights Kept composure to change circumstances New York Rangers of Avalanche series 1215098 Eight lessons Rangers GM Chris Drury can learn from the 1215126 Blog: Golden Knights rally to down Avalanche in Game 3 NHL’s final eight contenders 1215127 Max Pacioretty wins it for Golden Knights to cap a special performance in Game 3 Ottawa Senators 1215128 Golden Knights’ Two Late Goals Deliver 3-2 ComebacK 1215099 GARRIOCH: Former Oilers' forward Taylor Hall has Win Over Colorado Before 17,504 At T-Mobile Arena contributed at both ends of the ice for the Boston Bruins in Friday; 1215100 GARRIOCH: What's usually a busy time on the NHL's 1215129 Vegas Golden Knights Erase Deficit in 45 Seconds, Win off-season schedule is quiet with GM's waiting on changes Game Three 1215130 Game 3 Battle: Golden Knights Lines, Notes & What to Philadelphia Flyers Watch vs. COL 1215101 Flyers sign Swedish goalie prospect to ELC Washington Capitals Pittsburgh Penguins 1215131 Caps players believe Stanley Cup window remains open 1215102 Minor league report: Nailers fall to Fuel, name DereK Army for Washington head coach 1215132 A Caps Fans' Guide to the rest of the '21 Stanley Cup 1215103 Penguins forward Evgeni MalKin undergoes Knee surgery Playoffs 1215104 Evgeni MalKin undergoes right Knee surgery, expected to 1215133 A position-by-position breakdown of the Washington miss start of training camp Capitals’ depth chart, and how it could change this offseas 1215105 MalKin Undergoes Knee Surgery; Will Miss Training Camp, too Websites 1215106 Expansion Draft: Can Penguins Gamble w/ Carter? 1215141 The Athletic / NHL power rankings: Our fresh 1-8 rankings, Projected Protected List plus letters to the losers and a new team way, way 1215107 Dan’s Daily: Trade Rumors Swirl in TO, Penguins on Right 1215142 The Athletic / Junior showcase attracts NHL scouts after 4 TracK Ontario HocKey League players turn idea into realit 1215143 The Athletic / ‘We’re all hurting, we need answers’: Why San Jose Sharks former pro athletes are leading the ‘psychedelic revo 1215108 Kurtis Gabriel’s LGBTQ activism maKes him first SharKs 1215144 The Athletic / NHL Draft prospect Cole Sillinger is done player named finalist for humanitarian award keeping up with his family. Now it’s about surpassing 1215109 SharKs' draft possibilities wide open with No. 7 picK 1215145 The Athletic / From Switzerland and bacK: The unique 1215110 Chris Peters Talks Sharks & Wide-Open 2021 hocKey story of 2021 NHL Draft prospect Mason McTavish DraftPublished 10 hours ago on June 4, 2021 1215146 Sportsnet.ca / United Canadiens have found winning recipe to advance through playoffs Seattle Kraken 1215147 Sportsnet.ca / Golden Knights’ comebacK vs. Avalanche 1215111 KraKen GM Ron Francis on the coaching search, the brings out best of NHL Playoffs secrecy of it all and Rod Brind’Amour: Q&A 1215148 Sportsnet.ca / Depleted Jets unable to generate offence in Game 2 vs. stingy Canadiens St Louis Blues 1215149 Sportsnet.ca / Avalanche charting path to Cup Final with 1215112 NHL's busy summer marKetplace offers opportunity for deadly, unpredictable power play Blues 1215150 Sportsnet.ca / Jets dealt another hammer blow with Scheifele suspension Tampa Bay Lightning 1215151 USA TODAY / Jets' MarK Scheifele says family members 1215113 Lightning-Hurricanes Game 3 report card: Leaving their received hateful messages after hit on Canadiens' JaKe marKs Ev 1215114 ‘Rested’ Petr MrazeK outlasts Lightning in Game 3 1215115 Hurricanes hold off Lightning in overtime to get bacK into Winnipeg Jets series 1215134 Canadiens clamp down hard on Jets in Game 2, taKe 2-0 1215116 Lightning notes: What’s behind Victor Hedman’s lead bacK to Montreal resurgence? Jon Cooper honors a friend 1215135 Jets coach Paul Maurice says NHL set precedent with ‘excessive’ Scheifele suspension Toronto Maple Leafs 1215136 Jets' Scheifele shocked at ban, says he did nothing wrong 1215117 Maple Leafs report card for 2020-21: Lots of A’s despite 1215137 Jets need Pierre-Luc Dubois to step up with MarK disappointing end to the season Scheifele out — or promote a centre who will 1215118 Keeping Zach Hyman a seemingly insurmountable 1215138 MarK Scheifele has accepted his fate, now it’s on the challenge for Leafs Winnipeg Jets to overcome theirs SPORT-SCAN, INC.
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