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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 8/10/2021 Anaheim Ducks New York Rangers 1219204 Ducks sign Max Comtois, Max Jones and Josh Mahura to 1219229 Rangers agree to historic contract with Igor Shesterkin new contracts 1219230 Rangers sign Igor Shesterkin to a four-year deal 1219231 Why former Ranger Dominic Moore has such a passion Arizona Coyotes for table tennis and charity 1219205 Coyotes' preseason features former Pacific/West Division opponents Ottawa Senators 1219232 Ottawa Senators reach an ECHL agreement with the Boston Bruins Atlanta Gladiators for the upcoming season 1219206 Bruins’ Bruce Cassidy named to Team Canada’s coaching 1219233 Senators organizational depth chart: A comprehensive staff for 2022 Olympics guide for the present and future at every position 1219207 Bruins Sign 2021 First Rd. Pick Lysell To Three-Year Entry-Level Deal Philadelphia Flyers 1219208 Boston Bruins’ Cassidy Named To Team Canada Olympic 1219234 The Flyers bet on Carter Hart’s upside, sign him to a Staff 3-year contract extension 1219235 How the rebuilt Flyers might look after their flurry of Buffalo Sabres summer moves | On the Fly 1219209 DraftKings, FanDuel and others team up with Yankees, 1219236 Carson Wentz, Ben Simmons, Mickey Moniak, more: This Bills, Sabres in New York mobile betting bid is Philly’s era of missed opportunity 1219210 With a 10-year playoff drought, have the Sabres hit rock 1219237 Flyers give Carter Hart new three-year contract bottom? 1219238 Hart smiling about much more than just the money on his new contract Calgary Flames 1219239 Just ahead of his birthday, Hart has his new contract with 1219211 Kylington re-ups with Flames for one year Flyers Chicago Blackhawks Pittsburgh Penguins 1219212 Chicago Blackhawks radio analyst Troy Murray 1219240 Mike Lange leaving Penguins broadcast booth announces he has cancer 1219241 Ron Cook: To Doc Emrick, retiring legend Mike Lange will 1219213 Blackhawks radio analyst Troy Murray announces he has be ‘a Pittsburgher’ forever cancer 1219242 Mike Lange retiring from Penguins play-by-play duties 1219214 Blackhawks radio analyst Troy Murray diagnosed with 1219243 Mike Lange has just left the building: Hockey royalty cancer salutes the Penguins’ retiring broadcasting legend 1219215 Blackhawks sign Brandon Hagel to three-year extension 1219244 Marshall: Is Brock McGinn really a one-to-one Brandon Tanev replacement in Penguins’ bottom six? Columbus Blue Jackets 1219245 Oh No Eddie Spaghetti, Mike Lange Leaves Penguins 1219216 Blue Jackets re-sign defenseman Andrew Peeke with Play-by-Play two-year contract 1219246 Former Penguins as Free Agents: Who Signed, Who is Still Unemployed Detroit Red Wings 1219217 Red Wings' draft pick Pasquale Zito ready to return to ice San Jose Sharks after lost season 1219247 Sharks’ goalie guru expects ‘healthy competition’ between 1219218 Former Red Wings assistant’s rise to WMU hockey coach James Reimer and Adin Hill part of 11-year journey 1219248 Bader Explains Why Sharks Have Top-5 Prospects Pool 1219219 Detroit Red Wings re-sign RFA center Chase Pearson Seattle Kraken Edmonton Oilers 1219249 Face of the Kraken: Matthew Beniers’ journey has him 1219220 Stuart Skinner to continue development with Edmonton primed to be Seattle’s future Oilers 1219221 Win or lose, these Oilers are built in Ken Holland’s image Tampa Bay Lightning 1219250 Lightning’s Ross Colton settles with team ahead of Florida Panthers arbitration hearing 1219222 Miami Hurricanes QB D’Eriq King signs name, image and 1219251 Lightning’s Jon Cooper to coach Team Canada in Beijing likeness deal with Florida Panthers Winter Olympics 1219223 FHN Today: Florida Panthers sign a QB in D’Eriq King Toronto Maple Leafs Los Angeles Kings 1219252 Lots of talent for Team Canada bosses to choose from 1219224 Touching Greatness – Book in Review Vancouver Canucks Minnesota Wild 1219259 Vancouver Canucks sign defenceman Juolevi to one-year 1219225 Pressure mounts in Kirill Kaprizov talks with Wild as KHL extension threat is heightened 1219260 How Olli Juolevi’s league-minimum, 1-year deal impacts the third-pair training camp battle Nashville Predators 1219226 Predators roster projection: What their opening-night lineup could (and should) look like New York Islanders 1219227 Islanders' Barry Trotz named an assistant coach for Canada's Olympic team in 2022 1219228 Ovechkin Goes Digital, Nilsson Retires & More Vegas Golden Knights 1219253 2 Golden Knights coaches named to Canada’s Olympic staff 1219254 Golden Knights’ Pete DeBoer named Team Canada assistant coach for 2022 Olympics 1219255 Pete DeBoer Named Olympics Assistant for Team Canada Washington Capitals 1219256 Capitals re-sign goaltender Ilya Samsonov to a one-year, $2 million deal 1219257 The pressure is on Caps' Samsonov as he re-signs for 1 year 1219258 What was the worst offseason move in the Metropolitan Division? Websites 1219261 The Athletic / NHL Draft 2022 top prospects: Standouts from the Hlinka Gretzky Cup 1219262 TSN.CA / Are the Sens solid enough in goal for next season? 1219263 USA TODAY / Chicago Blackhawks' radio color analyst Troy Murray diagnosed with cancer SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1219204 Anaheim Ducks Ducks sign Max Comtois, Max Jones and Josh Mahura to new contracts By ELLIOTT TEAFORD | [email protected] | Orange County Register PUBLISHED: August 9, 2021 at 11:10 a.m. | UPDATED: August 9, 2021 at 12:23 p.m. The Ducks signed left wings Max Comtois and Max Jones and defenseman Josh Mahura to multi-year contracts Monday, locking up their final three restricted free agents more than six weeks before the start of training camp next month at Great Park Ice in Irvine. Comtois, 22, was rewarded with a new two-year contract that carries an average annual value (AAV) of $2,037,500, after he led the Ducks with 16 goals and 33 points in 55 games last season. He was the second- youngest player to lead the Ducks in scoring behind a 20-year-old Paul Kariya in 1994-95. Jones, 23, earned a three-year deal with an AAV of $1,295,000. Mahura, 23, received a two-year contract with an AAV of $750,000, the first season of which is a two-way deal. He’ll make a guaranteed $120,000 whether he plays with the Ducks or with their AHL team, the San Diego Gulls, this coming season. Now, about signing unrestricted free agents to bolster the Ducks’ roster after a second-to-last finish in the NHL’s overall standings in the pandemic-altered 2020-21 season, well, those moves aren’t likely to happen. Several capable veterans around the league remain unsigned, but the Ducks aren’t interested. General manager Bob Murray is believed to be focused on trades that will break up the Ducks’ veteran corps of players while netting a return of effective players in the 19- to 24-year-old range. Above all, Murray doesn’t wish to part with prospects such as defenseman Jamie Drysdale or forward Trevor Zegras. Jack Eichel, the Buffalo Sabres’ 24-year-old center, would fit the bill nicely. But Murray’s unwillingness to trade Drysdale and/or Zegras to complete any trade has led to a stalemate. Murray wants to add players to play alongside Drysdale and Zegras rather than to use them as trade chips. Comtois, Jones and Mahura also are considered important pillars of Murray’s rebuilding project, three youthful players who have the potential to form a new corps of veterans as the Ducks attempt to regain elite status in a league that’s passed them by over the past three seasons. The Ducks’ 17-30-9 record last season was better than only the Sabres’ 15-34-7 mark in the 31-team league, which expanded to 32 with the summertime addition of the Seattle Kraken. Additionally, the Ducks’ points percentage of .384 was the worst in the franchise’s history, which dates to its expansion season of 1993-94. Orange County Register: LOADED: 08.10.2021 1219205 Arizona Coyotes Coyotes' preseason features former Pacific/West Division opponents José M. Romero Arizona Republic In January of this year, the Coyotes played preseason games against themselves, intrasquad scrimmages at night in an empty but operational Gila River Arena as the team tried to simulate an actual game-night environment as best it could. But full 82-game schedules preceded by a slate of exhibition games in front of fans are back, and the upcoming preseason will see the Coyotes play former opponents in the Pacific Division after Arizona was moved to the Central with the arrival of the expansion Seattle Kraken. The Coyotes won't be trekking north to western Canada for any preseason games, as they have done in years past. The travel will be short, as Arizona currently has five preseason games scheduled for this September and October against the Los Angeles Kings, Anaheim Ducks and Vegas Golden Knights. All three teams were part of the Honda West Division with the Coyotes set up for the condensed 2020-21 regular season, that saw the Coyotes play every team eight times. The preseason slate comes after an NHL rookie showcase being hosted by the Coyotes, and the team's preseason training camp. A sixth Coyotes preseason game is possible and details are being worked out. The Coyotes open the regular season on Oct. 14 in Columbus against the Blue Jackets. Arizona Republic LOADED: 08.10.2021 1219206 Boston Bruins Bruins’ Bruce Cassidy named to Team Canada’s coaching staff for 2022 Olympics By Matt Porter Globe Staff Updated August 9, 2021, 11:00 a.m. Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy will be a part of the Beijing Olympics in February as a Team Canada assistant coach. Hockey Canada on Monday named Cassidy, 56, an assistant on the staff of Tampa Bay coach Jon Cooper.
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