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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 09/16/19 Anaheim Ducks Colorado Avalanche 1152887 Ducks winger Rickard Rakell enjoying more freedom 1152913 Avalanche right-catching goalie Pavel Francouz is a star in under coach Dallas Eakins shootouts 1152914 Chambers: Mikko Rantanen’s agents might have him Arizona Coyotes locked up and gagged during contract negotiations 1152888 Lyubushkin, Hinostroza score in Coyotes' 1152915 Tyson Jost has found more support and has big plans for preseason-opening loss to Golden Knights himself, the Avs 1152889 Oliver Ekman-Larsson's cryptic injury is latest in string of 1152916 2019-20 NHL Season Preview: Colorado Avalanche bad luck for Coyotes 1152917 “I want to be better”: Joonas Donskoi hoping he and Avs 1152890 Arizona Coyotes fall to Vegas Golden Knights in take next step together preseason opener 1152918 Avalanche Training Camp Observations: Scrimmages 1152891 Coyotes goaltending plan? There really isn’t one open door for competition 1152919 The brave new world of RFA contracts and what it means Boston Bruins for Mikko Rantanen 1152892 Pivotal payday for Bruins’ Charlie McAvoy 1152893 Charlie McAvoy agrees to three-year contract with Bruins Columbus Blue Jackets 1152894 Bruins notebook: Brandon Carlo next man up for contract 1152920 Michael Arace | Among NHL players, expect the rich to get 1152895 Charlie McAvoy signs three-year extension with Bruins richer 1152896 No Stanley Cup hangover, but perhaps trickle down effect 1152921 Joonas Korpisalo ready to seize opportunity with on the way Columbus Blue Jackets 1152897 Kevan Miller (kneecap) ruled out for the start of the 1152922 Riley Nash hopes for bounce-back season with Columbus season for Bruins Blue Jackets 1152898 Bruins sign Charlie McAvoy to a three-year deal that's 1152923 Kole Sherwood has caught John Tortorella’s eye, and an extremely fair when all things are considered NHL job is within reach 1152899 ‘I feel like the sky is the limit’: Charlie McAvoy’s future is bright all around Dallas Stars 1152900 Charlie McAvoy’s new deal reinforces that the Bruins are 1152924 Stars training camp observations: Gurianov’s rise, Harley’s the home of the team-friendly contract first impression and early installations Buffalo Sabres Detroit Red Wings 1152901 As preseason opens, Sabres will get lots of game action to 1152925 Detroit Red Wings GM Steve Yzerman is encouraged as test skills camp begins. Here's why 1152926 Oliwer Kaski sports ability to provide Red Wings new Calgary Flames dimension on defense 1152902 Mangiapane, Flames reach one-year deal after brief 1152927 Several stand out in ‘intense’ Red Wings camp scrimmage contract impasse 1152928 Inside job could earn Filip Zadina roster spot with Red 1152903 Flames prospect Phillips pumped for Victoria homecoming Wings party 1152929 Six thoughts from the first two days of Red Wings training 1152904 Andrew Mangiapane gets his contract from the Flames, camp leaving only Matthew Tkachuk in the wind Edmonton Oilers Carolina Hurricanes 1152930 Door open for Tyler Benson with Edmonton Oilers 1152905 Hurricanes’ top lines are intact early in training camp. Will 1152931 Evan Bouchard stands out in Edmonton Oilers first they stay that way? scrimmage 1152932 Neal envisions a harvest of goals on the Oilers power play Chicago Blackhawks 1152933 Nuge and Neal hoping to light it up for the Edmonton 1152906 Alex Nylander makes a good impression during the Oilers Blackhawks scrimmage, but he has a long way to go 1152934 JONES: Dave Tippett looks to set tone early for Edmonton 1152907 The United Center’s massive new scoreboard — 'it’s huge’ Oilers — makes its debut at the Blackhawks’ Training Camp Fe 1152908 Full coverage of the 2019 Blackhawks training camp and Florida Panthers preseason 1152935 Camp Quenneville, Day 3: Henrik Borgstrom settling in as 1152909 Get a first look at the United Center’s new giant Panthers’ third-line center scoreboard 1152910 Nylander impresses in Chicago Blackhawks' scrimmage Los Angeles Kings 1152911 Blackhawks Talk Podcast: Takeaways from first three 1152936 LADUE CLOSER TO JOINING MAIN GROUPS; days of Blackhawks training camp DOUGHTY, BROWN ON ACCOUNTABILITY 1152912 ‘I had no idea what was going on’: Oral history of Patrick Kane’s 2010 Stanley Cup-clinching goal Minnesota Wild 1152937 Wild notes: Ryan Donato an early center of attention 1152938 Wild’s Luke Kunin healthy, ready finally to start producing Montreal Canadiens St Louis Blues 1152939 Stu Cowan: Canadiens' Keith Kinkaid getting used to life 1152970 Fabbri gets first chance to make his case in Blues' first in Montreal exhibition 1152940 Canadiens Notebook: Jesperi Kotkaniemi provides a 1152971 Replacing the Big Rig: Maroon's impact was felt off the ice memorable moment as well as on it 1152941 Replacing what Andrew Shaw brought to the Canadiens 1152972 Talented Thomas could be Blues' breakout star won't be easy 1152973 Blues notebook: Gunnarsson happy to be back with 'a 1152942 On pelinluku, a Finnish word that perfectly encapsulates great team' why the Canadiens’ future is so bright 1152974 11 observations from the first weekend of the Blues’ training camp New Jersey Devils 1152943 Devils’ rosters for Monday’s preseason games vs. Bruins, Tampa Bay Lightning Canadiens | Jack Hughes, P.K. Subban making Newark 1152975 Young Lightning fans get a chance to question the players de 1152976 Lightning owner Jeff Vinik: ‘I don’t think we can ever get 1152944 How Devils’ Taylor Hall felt in 1st practice after long return over (the collapse)' from knee injury 1152977 Lightning, Brayden Point still apart as training camp 1152945 How Devils’ Jack Hughes lined up in 1st scrimmage of continues training camp | Day 2 practice notes 1152978 Is it time to put Mikhail Sergachev in Lightning’s top pair 1152946 NJ Devils on the bubble: What John Hayden brings to the with Victor Hedman? team 1152947 NJ Devils' scrimmage quick-hitters: It's training camp for Toronto Maple Leafs everyone 1152979 Marner signing’s impact on salary cap means Leafs’ window of contention closing, not opening New York Islanders 1152980 Maple Leafs embrace Newfoundland culture, for cod and 1152948 Islanders eager to play first preseason game Monday country against Flyers 1152981 Maple Leafs cut to the chase as training camp battles heat 1152949 Rookie Simon Holmstrom practices for first time with up Islanders 1152982 Leafs’ Tavares happily adjusts to father time 1152983 Why the NHLPA should take a pass on contract reopener New York Rangers 1152984 Leaf Snaps: Russian rockets up the charts 1152950 Alexandar Georgiev’s mindset with hyped Rangers goalie 1152985 Marner, Tavares, Kapanen all lined up lurking 1152986 The Maple Leafs enjoying life in Paradise 1152951 Why maturing Filip Chytil has look of Rangers’ second-line 1152987 5 early takeaways from Maple Leafs training camp in center Newfoundland 1152952 Jacob Trouba introduces himself to Rangers teammates with hard hits on the ice Vancouver Canucks 1152953 Chris Kreider says he isn't concerned about his contract 1153004 Patrick Johnston: Better power play will bring Canucks status closer to their playoff dream 1153005 Willes' Musings: Getting Boeser's signature on a new deal Ottawa Senators just got harder 1152954 Chabot contract thoughts, Batherson's bigger body, Ebert 1153006 Ben Kuzma: Reid Boucher can control low-flex stick more returns to North America than his camp fate 1152955 A rookie no more: As he turns 20, Tkachuk takes on 1153007 Canucks notebook: Elias Pettersson dangles like Peter bigger responsibilities Forsberg 1152956 Senators fight now to fend off fatigue later 1153008 Ben Kuzma: Miller time is the right time for Horvat to find missing link Philadelphia Flyers 1153009 Canucks training camp: The Forsberg deke, Rafferty and 1152957 Flyers-sponsored Warriors overcome military disabilities to the leadership group on Hughes and Pettersson’s show their stuff on the ice emergen 1152958 Kevin Hayes, Frost Line on display as Flyers open exhibition season Monday at home Vegas Golden Knights 1152959 Nolan Patrick? Present! Travis Konecny's situation, shot to 1152988 Max Pacioretty’s hat trick boosts Golden Knights in Carter Hart, more from Flyers training camp preseason opener 1152960 Flyers, Warriors team up for beautiful salute, beautiful 1152989 Keegan Kolesar makes big hit in Knights’ preseason cause opener 1152990 Golden Knights host Coyotes to open preseason schedule Pittsburgh Penguins 1152991 Max Pacioretty appears ready for season, has hat trick in 1152962 With tools and more time, expectations high for Penguins’ preseason victory Erik Gudbranson 1152992 Vegas’ forward lineup has very few holes: ‘There are high 1152963 Penguins announce lineup for preseason opener expectations’ 1152964 Penguins’ Mike Sullivan not concerned about lack of 1152993 Don’t Tell Golden Knights Fans It’s Only A Preseason right-handed forwards Game 1152965 Sidney Crosby on Penguins' championship window: 'I don’t think any of us can predict that' 1152966 Local kid Sam Lafferty is close to making his Penguins dream come true 1152967 Jim Rutherford says Penguins will ‘go through camp’ to pick backup goalie San Jose Sharks 1152968 Sharks camp: Pete DeBoer says Aaron Dell “needs to deliver” 1152969 Sharks alternate captains' job just as important as Logan Couture's Washington Capitals 1152994 5 biggest questions for the Capitals entering 2019-20 1152995 Caps coach Todd Reirden calls Evgeny Kuznetsov suspension 'a career-defining time' 1152996 Projecting the Caps opening night roster after the first day of training camp Websites 1153010
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