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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 8/14/2021 Boston Bruins New Jersey Devils 1219364 Adam McQuaid rejoins Bruins as player development 1219391 State of the Devils: Two franchise cornerstones, one biG coordinator; Chris Kelly named assistant coach void to fill at center 1219365 Bruins announce front office, coachinG staff updates 1219366 Bruins Now Have Start Times For 2021-22 Regular New York Islanders Season Games 1219392 BridGeport City Council Approves Deal to Keep Islanders, 1219367 Boston Bruins Hire McQuaid To Player Development Staff Renovate Arena 1219393 Return of Anders Lee Will Pay Major Dividends for Buffalo Sabres Islanders This Season 1219368 Sabres siGn defenseman Casey FitzGerald to two-year, two-way deal New York Rangers 1219369 Sabres' 2021-22 game times list seven matinees in 1219394 RanGers hire Ryan Martin as new assistant General KeyBank Center manaGer 1219370 WinnipeG Jets to rename street, erect statue in honor of ex-Sabre Dale Hawerchuk Philadelphia Flyers 1219395 Former Daily News hockey writer Jay Greenberg dies at Carolina Hurricanes 71 1219371 How do Hurricanes’ additions on defense fit in with the 1219396 Ironman Yandle sees a 'stud' in Hart, a win-now chance mainstays? with Flyers Columbus Blue Jackets Pittsburgh Penguins 1219372 Blue Jackets siGn Zac Rinaldo to one-year, two-way 1219397 Mike LanGe may have left the buildinG, but his leGacy lives contract on 1219373 End of an era: FoliGno bids farewell to Blue Jackets, says 1219398 PenGuins One-Timers: Finances, Prospects and Winning; Columbus is still 'home' the Present & Future 1219374 Blue Jackets’ Zac Rinaldo has been forced to chanGe his game, but the fire still burns San Jose Sharks 1219399 Former Sharks C Joe Thornton signs with another new Dallas Stars team — no, not HC Davos 1219375 Dallas Stars announce start times for full 2021-22 1219400 Sharks lock up Goalie tandem, siGn Hill to two-year deal schedule 1219401 Observations About Sharks’ 2021 Development Camp Roster Detroit Red Wings 1219376 Red WinGs hiGh on draft pick Red SavaGe's potential: 'He Seattle Kraken knows how to play' 1219402 Kraken siGns expansion draft picks Cale Fleury and 1219377 Ryan Martin leavinG Red WinGs for RanGers front office Carsen Twarynski job 1219378 Jakub Vrana looks forward to showinG Red WinGs his Tampa Bay Lightning potential 1219403 Sonya Bryson-Kirksey released from hospital followinG COVID battle Edmonton Oilers 1219404 Lightning’s travels with the Stanley Cup: Ryan McDonagh, 1219379 Lowetide: What are reasonable expectations for the Jon Cooper and ... Wayne Gretzky? 2021-22 Oilers? 1219405 ‘You’re goinG to see vintaGe Corey Perry’: What LightninG are getting in the ‘Worm’ Florida Panthers 1219380 Veteran star Joe Thornton siGns with Florida Panthers with Toronto Maple Leafs Stanley Cup Goal in mind 1219406 Leafs star Auston Matthews out six weeks after off-season 1219381 Joe Thornton has a future at 42 — and the Panthers can wrist surGery use it | Commentary 1219407 At 42, Jumbo Joe Good for another year in Florida 1219382 Panthers Go biG, siGn NHL active points leader Joe 1219408 Auston Matthews could miss camp time after wrist surGery Thornton at 42 1219409 Jay GreenberG deliGhted Sun readers and the hockey 1219383 Florida Panthers sign Joe Thornton to one-year deal world 1219384 Jaromir JaGr has ‘no choice’ but to keep playinG Vancouver Canucks Los Angeles Kings 1219415 Canucks’ Elias Pettersson, Quinn HuGhes deals ‘take 1219385 KinGs siGn second-round pick Samuel Helenius to 3-year time’: aGent deal 1219416 Canucks keep addinG to Abbotsford D-corps, re-siGninG 1219386 LA Kings re-siGn defenseman Jacob Moverare to one- Ashton Sautner year, two-way contract, $750,000 AAV 1219417 New Abbotsford Canuck Tristen Nielsen has built-in fan 1219387 NHL, KinGs announce start times for 2021-22 schedule base, making jump from Vancouver Giants 1219388 Forward Samuel Helenius signs three-year, entry-level contract with KinGs Vegas Golden Knights 1219410 Golden KniGhts Get start times for 2021-22 season Minnesota Wild 1219411 VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTSGolden KniGhts Need Nolan 1219389 Wild release 2021-22 start times Patrick Revival; What to Expect Montreal Canadiens 1219390 Alex Killorn returns home to Beaconsfield with the Stanley Cup Washington Capitals 1219412 Capitals re-siGn Goaltender Ilya Samsonov to a one-year, $2 million deal Websites 1219418 TSN.CA / Despite missing star goalie, Finns aim to chase gold at 2021 women’s worlds 1219419 TSN.CA / Team Canada player profile: Victoria Bach 1219420 TSN.CA / Team Canada player profile: Jocelyne Larocque Winnipeg Jets 1219413 Jets owner unveils plans for Hawerchuk statue, street- naming honour :: 1219414 Jets to honour Hawerchuk in series of tributes SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1219364 Boston Bruins Adam McQuaid rejoins Bruins as player development coordinator; Chris Kelly named assistant coach By Kevin Paul Dupont Globe Staff Updated AuGust 13, 2021, 9:53 a.m. Adam McQuaid formally retired in January, a couple of years after playing his final NHL Game, and on Friday, he officially returned to the Bruins as the club’s player development coordinator. The move was one of three announced by general manager Don Sweeney, who also named ex-forward Chris Kelly as one of Bruce Cassidy’s assistant coaches and promoted Ryan Mougenel to bench boss in AHL Providence. McQuaid, 34, and Kelly, 40, both were members of the Bruins team that won the Stanley Cup in 2011. Kelly rejoined the club two years aGo in the same player development role that McQuaid now will fill. All three moves were related to the recent departures of Jay Leach as head coach in Providence and Jay Pandolfo, one of Cassidy’s assistants behind the Boston bench the last five seasons. Leach, 41, left to become an assistant coach with the Kraken, the Seattle expansion franchise that will begin NHL play in October. Pandolfo, 46, returned to be an assistant coach at Boston University, where he played four seasons prior to turninG pro in 1996. MouGenel, 45, joined Leach as an assistant last season in Providence and now will have full control of the bench, aided by Trent Whitfield, a member of the coachinG staff since the fall of 2016. Sweeney is likely to name a second assistant coach, filling the role vacated by Mougenel. McQuaid was on the ice in an informal role earlier this month, helping to instruct Bruins prospects at the club’s development camp in Brighton. The 6-foot-4-inch ex-defenseman, who has lived in the North End during his post-playing days, said upon retirement that he wanted some time to decide his next move, and felt that a role in development could be a possibility. McQuaid was an imposinG presence on the Boston blue line, particularly in the years when he filled out a towerinG cast that included big, heavy hitters Zdeno Chara, Dennis SeidenberG, and Johnny Boychuk. OriGinally a Columbus draft pick who came here via trade, he spent nearly three full seasons developing his game in Providence, going from raw prospect to accomplished NHLer, an inspirational climb that could prove to benefit the prospects he’ll deal with now. In January, upon McQuaid announcinG his retirement, Cassidy noted that he had recently spoken to current Bruins defenseman Brandon Carlo about modeling his development around McQuaid’s career arc. “He could make a good first pass, you could rely on him to make plays that were there, see the ice,” said Cassidy. “Some of that stuff we are tryinG to do with Brandon. They’re not the same player, but similar in their roles: shutdown Guy, penalty killinG. “I really enjoyed Adam McQuaid, one of the nicest people you’ll ever meet.” MouGenel, 45, Grew up in ScarborouGh, Ontario, and played six seasons of minor league hockey prior to launching his coaching career in 2005. A riGht winGer in his junior days, he coached for eight seasons in the ECHL, prior to six more seasons in the AHL, his longest tour a three-year stay with the San Jose Barracuda. Boston Globe LOADED: 08.14.2021 1219365 Boston Bruins Bruins announce front office, coachinG staff updates By BOSTON HERALD STAFF AuGust 13, 2021 at 5:03 p.m. The Bruins on Friday announced a few coaching staff changes. Chris Kelly was named the Bruins’ assistant coach, Adam McQuaid the player development coordinator and Ryan Mougenel the head coach of the Providence Bruins. Kelly, 40, who played 14 seasons as a center and left winG, includinG six seasons with the B’s, served as the Bruins’ player development coordinator for the past two seasons after spendinG the 2018-19 campaiGn as the development coach for the Ottawa Senators. McQuaid, 34, who helped the B’s win the 2011 Stanley Cup, played nine seasons with the Bruins from 2009-18, appearing in 462 games and totalinG 13 goals and 53 assists for 67 points. MouGenel, 45, spent the past three seasons as an assistant coach for the Providence Bruins. He also spent five seasons as an assistant coach in the AHL with the San Jose Barracuda (2015-18), Worcester Sharks (2014-15) and Hershey Bears (2013-14). Mougenel last held a head coachinG role with the Las VeGas WranGlers of the ECHL from 2009-13. Boston Herald LOADED: 08.14.2021 1219366 Boston Bruins Saturday, November 20 @ Philadelphia – 7:00 p.m. Sunday, November 21 vs. CalGary – 7:00 p.m. Bruins Now Have Start Times For 2021-22 Regular Season Games Wednesday, November 24 @ Buffalo – 7:00 p.m. Friday, November 26 vs. N.Y. Rangers – 3:30 p.m. By Jimmy Murphy Sunday, November 28 vs. Vancouver – 7:00 p.m. Published 10 hours aGo on AuGust 13, 2021 Tuesday, November 30 vs.
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    2017 WORLD JUNIOR SUMMER SHOWCASE JULY 28 - AUGUST 5 • PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN • USA HOCKEY ARENA USA • CANADA • FINLAND • SWEDEN 2017 WORLD JUNIOR SUMMER SHOWCASE 2017 WORLD JUNIOR SUMMER SHOWCASE TABLE OF CONTENTS GAME SCHEDULE PAGE CONTENT DATE GAME TIME (ET) 2 Full Showcase Schedule, 2018 WJC Sat., July 29 USA White vs. Finland USAW, 4-2 3 Numerical Rosters ____________________________________________________ USA Blue vs. Sweden SWE, 4-3 4 Full U.S. Roster, Alphabetical Sun., July 30 USA Blue vs. Finland USAB, 4-1 5 Full Canada Roster, Alphabetical ____________________________________________________ USA White vs. Sweden USAW, 4-3 6 Full Finland Roster, Alphabetical Tues., Aug. 1 Canada Red vs. USA White 4 p.m. 7 Full Sweden Roster, Alphabetical ____________________________________________________ Canada White vs. USA Blue 7 p.m. 8 NHL Draft Prospects, Alphabetical Wed., Aug. 2 Canada vs. Finland 1 p.m. 9 NHL Draft Prospects, NHL Teams ____________________________________________________ USA vs. Sweden 4 p.m. 10 Pronunciation Guide Fri., Aug. 4 Sweden vs. Canada 1 p.m. 11 USA Hockey Happenings, Other ____________________________________________________ Finland vs. USA 4 p.m. Sat., Aug. 5 Sweden vs. Finland 4 p.m. ABOUT THE WORLD JUNIOR SUMMER SHOWCASE USA vs. Canada 7 p.m. This is the second consecutive year that USA Hockey Arena will host the World Junior Summer Showcase, Home Team listed first Full schedule on Page 2 which features some of the top players under the age of 20 from four nations - the U.S., Canada, Finland and Sweden PRACTICE AND GAME COVERAGE - auditioning for a spot to represent their country in the All games and most practices will be played in the main arena, 2018 International Ice Hockey Federation World Junior with limited practices on the secondary sheet.