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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 8/3/2021 Arizona Coyotes Montreal Canadiens 1219011 Coyotes bring back AHL prospects Speers, Dineen, Mayo 1219039 Canadiens sign Lehkonen to one-year extension on one-year contracts New Jersey Devils Boston Bruins 1219040 Devils delete questionable Dougie Hamilton Instagram 1219012 John Beecher joins Bruins development camp after a post: ‘Who edited this’ trying sophomore campaign at Michigan 1219041 What we learned from spending a week watching Devils 1219013 Bruins Notebook: Prospect Johnny Beecher bouncing prospect Luke Hughes back 1219014 Boston Bruins Prospect Beecher Bouncing Back From New York Islanders Shoulder Surgery 1219042 Islanders going to arbitration with Adam Pelech as two 1219015 BHN Puck Links: A Smear Job On Eichel’s Agents; NHL stars opt against it Trade Rumors 1219043 Casey Cizikas Deal Done? One NHL Insider Thinks So 1219044 NYHN Daily: Islanders See One Player File for Arbitration Buffalo Sabres & More 1219016 Makeover of Sabres' defense headlined by additions of 1219045 Adam Pelech Filing for Arbitration is Par for Course as Will Butcher, Mark Pysyk Contract Talks Continue Carolina Hurricanes New York Rangers 1219017 Hurricanes drafted a defenseman they’d barely seen play. 1219046 Igor Shesterkin, Rangers seemingly progressing toward His story speaks for itself new deal Chicago Blackhawks Philadelphia Flyers 1219018 Chicago Blackhawks say they will release the findings of 1219047 Former Flyers winger Carsen Twarynski, reunited with an independent investigation into a 2010 sexual assau Dave Hakstol, ‘ecstatic’ to have chance with Seattle’s ex 1219019 Credit Jonathan Toews with an assist for Marc-André 1219048 Flyers looking more like Fletcher’s team after multiple Fleury’s decision to join the Chicago Blackhawks moves 1219020 Stan Bowman envisions reconstructed Blackhawks 1219049 Flyers reportedly file for arbitration with RFA Sanheim ‘pushing for playoffs’ 1219050 Former Flyers captain hired as club announces staffing 1219021 Blackhawks will publicly release findings of sexual-assault changes investigation 1219051 Flyers make new hires for Phantoms and front office 1219022 Bowman thrilled about Fleury, knows younger players must keep improving Pittsburgh Penguins 1219023 Blackhawks pledge to release findings of abuse 1219052 Penguins forward Brock McGinn is ready for tough investigation expectations 1219024 Blackhawks to make findings of independent investigation 1219053 Madden Monday: If Penguins don't improve goaltending 'it public will be an error of monumental proportions' 1219025 Bowman explains process of acquiring Marc-Andre Fleury 1219054 Brock McGinn is eager to prove that the Penguins signing 1219026 Blackhawks to release findings of 2010 investigation him was 'a smart choice' 1219055 McGinn Wants to Bring More Offense, Doesn’t Want to Let Colorado Avalanche Penguins Down 1219027 Avalanche adds defenseman Ryan Murray in free agency 1219056 Dan’s Daily: Kane Saga Gets Messy, Fleury Says, ‘Hey 1219028 A draft pick and an extension: Inside a momentous day for Chicago, I’m In…’ Taylor and Cale Makar 1219029 Ryan Murray signs one-year deal with the Avalanche San Jose Sharks 1219030 Deen: Analyzing the Avalanche’s salary cap and the 1219057 NHL: Probe into Evander Kane’s alleged gambling won’t moves they could still make drag on 1219058 Column: NHL quickly responds to Kane betting allegations Dallas Stars 1219059 The story of the No. 2 NHL Draft pick who chose the 1219031 Stars sign defenseman Jerad Rosburg to a two-year, simplicity of his Manitoba farm two-way contract 1219060 SAN JOSE SHARKSREPORT: Friedman Squashes Meier 1219032 How Wyatt Johnston became a Stars first-round pick Trade Rumor, Says Sharks “Like” Dvorak without a draft year Seattle Kraken Detroit Red Wings 1219061 After proving doubters wrong, surprise draft pick Ryker 1219033 Ex-Michigan hockey players cash in during NHL free Evans wants to prove the Kraken right agency Tampa Bay Lightning Edmonton Oilers 1219062 Lightning sign defenseman Sean Day to one-year deal 1219034 Rating the Oilers’ offseason: From signing Zach Hyman to retaining Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Tyson Barrie Vegas Golden Knights 1219035 Lowetide: What are Oilers’ ideal defence pairings for 1219063 Golden Knights roster update: Sorting out a week of 2021-22? moves 1219064 Projecting the Golden Knights’ 2021-22 lineup after a Florida Panthers series of trades and signings 1219036 FHN Today: Sam Montembeault signs with Florida Panthers Minnesota Wild 1219037 Wild files for salary arbitration with Kevin Fiala 1219038 What’s left on Wild GM Bill Guerin’s offseason checklist? Websites 1219066 The Athletic / Stanley Cup futures odds: Colorado remains favorite while Vegas and Montreal drop after draft a 1219067 The Athletic / A draft pick and an extension: Inside a momentous day for Taylor and Cale Makar 1219068 The Athletic / World Junior showcase: Jake Sanderson looks NHL ready, Aatu Raty gets buzz; plus USA’s projecte 1219069 The Athletic / The story of the No. 2 NHL Draft pick who chose the simplicity of his Manitoba farm 1219070 Sportsnet.ca / NHL’s Top 10 UFAs remaining: Latest rumours, reports 1219071 TSN.CA / Three-time Olympic medallist Johnston looks to bounce back 1219072 TSN.CA / Jets need much more from Dubois in second season Winnipeg Jets 1219065 How are the Jets going to fit Andrew Copp, Neal Pionk and Logan Stanley’s new contracts under the salary cap? SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1219011 Arizona Coyotes Coyotes bring back AHL prospects Speers, Dineen, Mayo on one-year contracts José M. Romero Arizona Republic Coyotes' Cam Dineen (54) skates down the ice against Dennis Busby (62) during a scrimmage at Gila River Arena in Glendale, Ariz. on June 28, 2019. The roster of the Arizona Coyotes' American Hockey League affiliate will have a new look this coming season — just like the parent team. But three players who saw action with the Tucson Roadrunners in 2021 will be back, if they don't make the NHL roster, after the Coyotes announced the signings of forward Blake Speers and defensemen Cam Dineen and Dysin Mayo to one-year, two-way contracts on Monday. All three had been tendered qualifying offers as restricted free agents last week. Speers, 24, played in four games with the Roadrunners. He has totaled 19-18-37 and 76 penalty minutes (PIM) in 151 career AHL games. Mayo, also 24, registered four points and 22 penalty minutes in 35 games and has appeared in 256 career AHL games. He was drafted in the fifth round of the 2014 NHL entry draft. Dineen, 23, had 10 points in 22 games for Tucson last season. He's appeared in 136 career AHL games with the Roadrunners after being drafted by the Coyotes in the third round in 2016. The Coyotes lost several players in free agency that affected the depth on both the Coyotes' and Roadrunners' rosters, so getting back experienced yet still young players helps in case the Coyotes need them as call-ups during the coming season Arizona Republic LOADED: 08.03.2021 1219012 Boston Bruins “He doesn’t have a formal role,” said Langenbrunner. “I think Adam was around a little bit last year and is continuing to try to figure out what makes sense for Adam, and we were lucky enough to have him available John Beecher joins Bruins development camp after a trying sophomore this week and have him come down and be around some of our guys. campaign at Michigan “We’ll see where it goes both for Adam and for us. I think he’d be a welcome addition to any role. He has a lot of experience in a lot of different areas, and he’s a great human begin, to boot.” By Kevin Paul Dupont Globe Staff McQuaid, 34, wore a smile that rivaled the expanse of the Zakim Bridge Updated August 2, 2021, 5:43 p.m. his entire time on the ice. He has been home in Prince Edward Island most of the summer. Also on the ice with Langenbrunner and McQuaid: Mike Dunham, Chris John Beecher will head back to Michigan later this month, ready to play Kelly, Kim Brandvold, Trent Whitfield, and Ryan Mougenel. his junior season and eager to put behind a sophomore campaign cut short in February by shoulder surgery. Krejci signs with old club Beecher, the Bruins’ first-round pick (No. 30) in 2019, explained Monday Some 72 hours after announcing Friday that he was returning home in that he tore his shoulder labrum during a practice last August as the Big part to continue his playing career in front of family, Krejci signed Monday Blue tuned up following a 2019-20 season truncated by the pandemic. with HC Olomouc, the same Czech club he played for in his mid-teens. “I’d just gotten back to school last August and we were doing a battle Krejci, 35, said he wanted to return home for his two children to drill,” recalled Beecher, among the first on the ice at Warrior Ice Arena for experience a childhood similar to his and to be able to play in front of the opening sessions of the Bruins’ five-day development camp in family members. Brighton. “A freak accident — my arm got stuck in one of the guys, and he kind of pulled one way and I pulled the other.” Olomouc is in eastern Czechia, approximately 125 miles east of Prague, and only some 60 miles from the Slovakia border. Olomouc this past Beecher, 20, is a speedy, 6-foot-3-inch, 210-pound center with only 47 season finished 12th in the 14-team Extraliga, collecting only 24 NCAA Division 1 games on his development arc. A solid season back in regulation wins. Ann Arbor could set him up to turn pro in the spring, but he’d also be facing the option of returning to school for his senior season, after which Krejci was born in Sternberk, Czechia, roughly 15 miles north of he’d have his choice of signing with the Bruins or becoming an Olomouc, and was drafted by the Bruins in 2004 after playing a season in unrestricted free agent in August 2023.
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