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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 5/16/2020 Anaheim Ducks Montreal Canadiens 1184601 Q&A: Ducks prospect Brayden Tracey adjusted in a 1184628 Max Domi’s future with the Canadiens is stuck between a season of major change rock and a hard place Boston Bruins Nashville Predators 1184602 This Date in Bruins History: B's lose Game 1 of 1990 1184629 Predators' Ryan Ellis goes from defenseman to handyman Stanley Cup Final in 3OT during quarantine 1184603 Bruins' historic playoff collapse vs. Flyers still stings a 1184630 Catching up with Tomas Vokoun, from expansion in decade later Nashville to the Panthers 1184604 The accidental Bruin: How Chris Wagner beat the odds to join his hometown team New Jersey Devils 1184631 Bad season and all, Devils’ P.K. Subban brags he’s still Buffalo Sabres one of NHL’s best blueliners 1184605 Former Sabres captain Jason Pominville hired as youth hockey coach in Quebec NHL 1184606 MSG's 'Sabres Classics' to hold Greatest Moments Week 1184632 CHL settles lawsuits filed by current and former players 1184607 Assistant GM Randy Sexton shares how the Sabres are over backpay approaching an unusual draft 1184608 What kind of impact could Dylan Cozens have if he joins Ottawa Senators the Sabres next season? 1184633 Some NHL general managers aren't willing to think outside the box Calgary Flames 1184634 Work out like an Ottawa Senators player – at home 1184609 ‘We’ll walk together forever’: An oral history of 1184635 Finding an NHL comparable for 10 of the Senators’ best Lightning-Flames, Game 7 prospects Chicago Blackhawks Philadelphia Flyers 1184610 Report: Pushback over NHL's playoff format benefitting 1184636 Ex-Flyer Radko Gudas: NHL should cancel season Blackhawks, Canadiens because of health concerns, including depression 1184611 Blackhawks 2019-20 season in review: Brent Seabrook 1184637 Flyers playoff flashback: Reggie Leach’s NHL-record 5 1184612 ‘That was their clubhouse’: How The Pony Inn became the goals in 1976 win over Boston Bruins almost didn’t happe Blackhawks’ local 1184638 Flyers' James van Riemsdyk rehabbing in a full house with baby daughter Colorado Avalanche 1184639 Shayne Gostisbehere and longtime girlfriend Gina 1184613 Every Avs player faced a critical question in 2019-20. This Valentine announce engagement was their response 1184640 How different would things have been if Flyers pulled off trade for Duncan Keith? Columbus Blue Jackets 1184641 2020 NHL draft profile: Jake Neighbours, a 'power forward' 1184614 Nick Foligno checks in on mental well-being of Blue with skill, could be an option for Flyers Jackets teammates Pittsburgh Penguins Dallas Stars 1184642 Penguins A to Z: Pierre-Olivier Joseph may be ready for 1184615 Stars owner Tom Gaglardi: ‘Very high likelihood’ that the NHL season restarts in the summer 1184643 Joe Starkey: Six moments that will ‘never leave’ Mike 1184616 Dallas Stars land pair of coaches on NHL.com’s list of top Lange HCs of the expansion era San Jose Sharks Detroit Red Wings 1184644 Martin Jones reveals what he thinks went wrong for 1184617 Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer: No full stadiums Sharks this season 1184618 Steve Yzerman 'eases the pain' of being a Detroit Red Wings ticket holder Tampa Bay Lightning 1184619 With No. 3 pick, Detroit Red Wings won't resist appeal of 1184645 Electric! What we remember about the night the Lightning Quinton Byfield: Tankathon 4.0 won the Stanley Cup 1184620 Refunds available for Red Wings games in March, April 1184646 Where were you the night the Lightning made you believe 1184621 Optimism of NHL return survives but plenty of obstacles the impossible? remain 1184647 ‘We’ll walk together forever’: An oral history of 1184622 Red Wings offer refunds or bonus credit for remaining Lightning-Flames, Game 7 home games 1184623 Red Wings goaltending a concern now and into future Toronto Maple Leafs 1184648 What if John Bassett had been able to buy Harold Edmonton Oilers Ballard’s shares in the Maple Leafs? 1184624 Edmonton Oilers hit home run selecting Ales Hemsky in 1184649 ONCE A LEAF: Marsh stood out for many reasons NHL Draft 1184650 ‘I thought it was the end:’ Borje Salming opens up about the scare of his life Florida Panthers 1184625 Catching up with Tomas Vokoun, from expansion in Nashville to the Panthers Los Angeles Kings 1184626 ROBITAILLE, BLAKE, MCLELLAN FIELD QUESTIONS ON TEAM, ARENA, RETURN-TO-PLAY LOGISTICS 1184627 VILARDI, FRK, WAGNER TALK DEVELOPMENT, COACHING, REIGN Vancouver Canucks 1184658 Rebuilding the Canucks’ defence: 8 defencemen to target in free agency Vegas Golden Knights 1184651 Golden Knights roster review: Mark Stone 1184652 Las Vegas reportedly still being considered as NHL hub city Washington Capitals 1184653 Capitals, Hershey Bears make it official: Partnership extended through 2024 1184654 What makes 'Goon' a great hockey movie for the hardcore hockey fan Websites 1184659 The Athletic / Duhatschek Notebook: Inside the life of Mike Keenan and his love for music 1184660 Sportsnet.ca / NHL’s 9 best 2020 UFA backup goalies, ranked 1184661 Sportsnet.ca / Pavel Barber breaks down Connor McDavid's art of deception vs. Leafs 1184662 TSN.CA / Arizona Coyotes' Barrett Hayton on WJC rollercoaster, studying old Jonathan Toews video 1184663 TSN.CA / CHL settles minimum-wage lawsuits for $30 million 1184664 TSN.CA / Winnipeg Jets G Connor Hellebuyck says mental turnaround the key in bounce-back season 1184665 TSN.CA / TSN Hockey's All-Time Men's Team Canada Winnipeg Jets 1184655 Jets' offence needs to play better defence 1184656 Return to sports a 'mind-bending' proposition: Expert 1184657 Laine, Hellebuyck among Jets confirmed for charity Fortnite tourney World Leagues News 1184666 Tennis tours extend coronavirus breaks; 40-plus events off 1184667 College athletics: A-R-C states intent for fall sports 1184668 Padraig Harrington thinks if the Ryder Cup happens this fall, it'll be severely 'diminished' 1184669 Sumo wrestler Shobushi, 28, is sport’s first coronavirus death 1184670 Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis takes swipe at California over return of sports 1184671 Chris Paul said players want to resume season amid coronavirus pandemic: 'We want to play bad' 1184672 Rory McIlroy criticises Donald Trump for coronavirus response: 'It's not the way a leader should act' 1184673 Arizona's Sports Teams Look Into Playing Ball With Coronavirus Restrictions 1184674 World Rugby postpones July Tests over coronavirus 1184675 ‘We may lose a generation of female athletes’: Will women’s sport recover momentum after Covid-19? 1184676 Report: US TV advertisers look to cut US$1.5bn from Q3 spending 1184677 Low-contact, non-contact sports can resume May 26 1184678 Dana White rips report about UFC flouting coronavirus precautions, but doesn't deny its accuracy 1184679 Play ball: Some Ohio sports leagues will be allowed to resume May 26 1184680 Coronavirus blow to Japanese sports industry may hit ¥274.7 billion SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1184601 Anaheim Ducks I had a feeling I was going to get traded. There was some talk with my agent and other teams. I knew I was going somewhere. I just didn’t know where. And then it happened to be Victoria. They’re a great team. Good Q&A: Ducks prospect Brayden Tracey adjusted in a season of major guys on the team. Good coaching staff. They helped me adjust really change well. It was a quick turnaround, but it went well. What kind of adjustment was that like for you? Eric Stephens I think the systems was a big one. Everything was different. I don’t think there was one thing that was the same. At Moose Jaw, it’s obviously a May 15, 2020 different conference. There’s different systems and how the team plays. Adjusting to that was one of the biggest things for me. Tell me about playing for head coach Dan Price. How did you get to Trevor Zegras was the Ducks’ top pick in last summer’s NHL Draft, but know him and what stands out about him? he wasn’t the only player the club brought up to the stage for introductions and the familiar photo op with team officials. I think what really stands out about Dan is he’s a really caring guy, no matter what’s going on. It could be family problems. It could be school- Brayden Tracey joined Zegras as a Ducks first-round selection at No. 29 related problems. Could be anything. He’s always open to talk to you. overall. A native of Calgary, Tracey did not go in the top 10 or draw as That was the biggest thing I noticed in him. He has a big heart, and he’s much attention as Zegras did during his draft year. But the winger is very motivated to win. He’ll do anything for you. Having that right above you in much an important prospect to monitor. the coaching staff is obviously something you need. Tracey, who turns 19 this month, had a huge first season in the Western What was it like heading back to Moose Jaw for the first time in Hockey League. He was honored with the Jim Piggott Memorial Trophy, February? given to the WHL’s top rookie. The left wing led all first-year scorers with 36 goals and 81 points. And the honor carries some prestige. Winners It was a little emotional for sure. Obviously, that’s where I got my feet wet over the last dozen years include Brayden Schenn, Ryan Nugent- in the league. Going back there was unbelievable. They’re a good team. Hopkins, Matt Dumba, Sam Reinhart, Seth Jones and Nolan Patrick. It was good to get a win against them. I felt good. Just knowing that was where I kind of grew up in the league and learned my ways, that’s going Tracey’s second season was transitional.
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