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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 01/24/19 Anaheim Ducks Colorado Avalanche 1127354 Ducks' 'Uninspired' Effort Results in 5-1 Loss to St SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 01/24/19 Anaheim Ducks Colorado Avalanche 1127354 Ducks' 'uninspired' effort results in 5-1 loss to St. Louis 1127380 Avalanche stumbles into the all-star break as handful of Blues miscues lead to Wild’s 5-2 win 1127355 Ducks fall to Blues, reach All-Star break looking like a 1127381 Bednar on Avs’ latest defeat: ‘It’s not a goaltending loss. team in need of one That’s for sure.’ 1127356 Ducks’ Ondrej Kase to have season-ending surgery; 1127382 A conversation with Gabriel Landeskog Corey Perry could play soon 1127383 Avalanche lose 5-2 to Wild, head into All-Star break on down slope Arizona Coyotes 1127384 Five Takeaways from Avalanche’s 5-2 loss to Wild 1127357 Coyotes fall to Canadiens after game-tying goal 1127385 Takeaways from Avs’ loss to Wild: It feels like this is rock overturned on review bottom 1127358 Calvin Pickard to start in goal, make Arizona Coyotes 1127386 Avs-Wild player grades: Deeper into the abyss debut 1127387 Morning skate notebook: Grubauer gets another 1127359 Coyotes’ Ekman-Larsson suffers lower-body injury, will chanceAdrian Dater have MRI 1127388 Staal scores twice, Wild ride 5-2 win over Avs into break 1127360 The Neutral Zone: Scratching and clawing is Coyotes’ 2018-19 tagline Dallas Stars 1127361 Galchenyuk — with Canadiens experience ‘in the past’ — 1127389 Why Tyler Seguin, sooner or later, is bound to return to his starting to flash offensive firepower All-Star caliber production Boston Bruins Detroit Red Wings 1127362 At the All-Star break, let’s assess the Bruins roster 1127390 Detroit Red Wings have long, diverted, trek home due to 1127363 Former Bruins GM Peter Chiarelli dismissed by Oilers DTW closure 1127364 Bruins at the bye week: In good shape, but in need of an 1127391 Detroit Red Wings finally won again. Here's what was upgrade most satisfying 1127365 NHL Rumors: Oilers fire ex-Bruins GM Peter Chiarelli 1127392 Red Wings welcome long break in the schedule amid rough season 1127393 Pavel Datsyuk's agent floats ex-Red Wing's possible 1127366 The story behind all the Bruins nods in ABC’s ‘A Million return to NHL Little Things’ 1127394 Weather, airport closure delay Red Wings' return to Detroit 1127367 Why that number? Bruins explain origins of their uniform 1127395 Luke Glendening scores twice, Red Wings top Oilers 3-2 digits 1127396 Red Wings prospect report: Seth Barton and Kasper Kotkansalo Buffalo Sabres 1127368 Redmond's record goal is winner for Amerks Edmonton Oilers 1127369 In Eichel and Skinner, Sabres adding double dose of 1127397 Full transcript of Edmonton Oilers media conference on talent to All-Star Game firing of Peter Chiarelli 1127370 Former Sabres top pick Nylander encouraged by progress 1127398 Keith Gretzky takes over Oilers GM role for now with Amerks 1127399 Oilers beat writers analyze Oilers next move 1127371 Sabres defenseman Lawrence Pilut won't play in AHL 1127400 Oilers in 60: Heads explode as Oilers fire Peter Chiarelli All-Star Classic 1127401 Oilers beaten by the Wings 3-2 1127402 Current Edmonton Oilers roster not where envisioned Calgary Flames when Peter Chiarelli took over 1127372 Treliving prepares for Flames break, last stretch of regular 1127403 Bob Nicholson wants Edmonton Oilers to look within season and, hopefully, beyond dressing room for run at playoffs 1127404 Edmonton Oilers still selling playoff hope, which seems Carolina Hurricanes unlikely 1127373 The Canes needed at least a point in the tough 3-2 OT 1127405 JONES: Peter Chiarelli leaves huge mess for Edmonton loss to the Calgary Flames Oilers to clean up 1127406 'There’s something in the water': Oilers CEO Bob Chicago Blackhawks Nicholson says team will not give away the future 1127374 How the words on their sticks motivate Blackhawks 1127407 JONES: Who in their right mind is going to hire Chiarelli players — anything from 'swear words to happy stuff' now? 1127375 Volatile first half sets stage for Blackhawks' big dreams 1127408 Tychkowski: Edmonton Oilers fire Chiarelli, but the after All-Star break damage is done 1127376 Blackhawks still eyeing run from last place to playoff berth 1127409 Lowetide: Bob Nicholson’s press conference attempts to 1127377 Hawks power play since mid-December is second to none set the tone for Oilers moving forward 1127378 State of the Blackhawks going into All-Star break 1127410 How desirable is the Oilers GM opening and what 1127379 Four takeaways: Power play heater continues as questions are prospective candidates asking? Blackhawks go into break with shootout win 1127411 Willis: With Peter Chiarelli gone, this is what the Oilers need to do next 1127412 LeBrun: Possible candidates to replace Peter Chiarelli as Oilers GM 1127413 Lowetide: Peter Chiarelli’s inability to adjust, poor trades and free-agent misses at the centre of his firing Los Angeles Kings Philadelphia Flyers 1127414 Luc Robitaille says Kings' cycle of losing is 'unacceptable' 1127447 Carter Hart and the six other goalies the Flyers have used this season Minnesota Wild 1127448 Unlucky No. 7: A quick look at the Flyers and the other 1127415 Wild's offensive leaders headline three-game win streak at teams that have gone through seven goalies All-Star break 1127449 Grading the Flyers' forwards at the bye week 1127416 Wild-Colorado game recap 1127450 Justin Bailey felt a trade was coming before Flyers 1127417 Staal scores twice, Wild ride 5-2 win over Avs into break acquired him 1127418 Wild hits All-Star break on a high note after crushing 1127451 10 Flyers’ bye week statistical observations: Gordon vs. Colorado 5-2 Hakstol, Hart’s performance, PP struggles and more 1127419 Wild's J.T. Brown invited to All-Star Game for gamers 1127420 Want the Wild to rebuild and start over? It's harder -- and Pittsburgh Penguins riskier -- than you might think 1127452 Success on penalty kill, not power play, could lead 1127421 Wild expecting 'playoff game' vs. Avalanche Penguins to postseason success 1127422 For new Wild defenseman Brad Hunt, it’s an exciting time 1127453 Tim Benz: The confounding cases of Steelers' Morgan 1127423 Nick Seeler plays the hero in Colorado as Wild head into Burnett, Penguins' Derick Brassard break on a high note 1127454 Everything you need to know about NHL All-Star Weekend 1127455 Teddy Blueger keeps working — and waiting — for that Montreal Canadiens NHL call 1127424 Canadiens edge Coyotes to spoil Galchenyuk’s return to 1127456 Wilkes-Barre/Scranton’s Adam Johnson is breaking away Montreal from the mental struggles of last season 1127425 In the Habs' Room: 'We find a way to win in different ways,' Julien says San Jose Sharks 1127426 About last night ... Canadiens head into break after huge 1127457 NHL Fan Fair in San Jose: What fans need to know win 1127458 2019 NHL All-Star Game: Which snubs most deserved trip 1127427 Canadiens edge Coyotes to earn franchise's 2,000th win to San Jose on home ice 1127459 The NHL All-Star Game’s return to San Jose conjures 1127428 Analyze This: Case can be made that Phillip Danault is memories of Owen Nolan’s called shot Canadiens' MVP 1127460 Grading the Sharks at midseason: High-scoring forwards 1127429 Canadiens vs. Coyotes: Five things you should know grade out well, led by Hertl and Pavelski 1127430 The process of getting the Canadiens power play out of their kitchen and into the opposing net St Louis Blues 1127431 Cracking the win: The hockey gods smile on the 1127461 Edmundson back in action as Bortuzzo becomes Canadiens spectator 1127432 Galchenyuk — with Canadiens experience ‘in the past’ — 1127462 Blues go on break with win over Anaheim starting to flash offensive firepower 1127463 Blues blast Ducks 5-1 as they head into break 1127464 Blues activate Bozak, Sanford from IR; Kyrou, Nolan sent Nashville Predators to San Antonio 1127433 Wednesday's recap: Predators 2, Golden Knights 1 1127434 Ryan Johansen set to return from suspension for Tampa Bay Lightning Predators 1127465 Brayden Point is one of the NHL’s top goal scorers. Soon 1127435 Predators' Nick Bonino feeling lucky lately the Lightning may have to pay him like one. 1127436 Inside the dressing rooms after ‘Bite-gate’ incident in 1127466 Why Steven Stamkos is playing some of his best hockey Vegas 1127437 Ryan Johansen’s value to the Predators has never been Toronto Maple Leafs higher 1127467 Maple Leafs double up Capitals to enter NHL break in style New Jersey Devils 1127468 A Kadri trick, and the stars click, in Leafs’ win over 1127438 The inspiration behind NJ Devils' Kyle Palmieri's All-Star Washington | The Star season 1127469 There’s no time like the present for the Leafs to lock up the future | The Star New York Islanders 1127470 Maple Leafs hope Marner can lift Matthews out of goal- 1127439 Comeback Season for Robin Lehner Spurs the Islanders’ scoring funk | The Star Resurgence 1127471 Maybe it’s time we tried to get Connor McDavid out of 1127440 Grueling schedule awaits Islanders after bye week and Edmonton | The Star All-Star break 1127472 Leafs’ Andersen adds to Capitals curse 1127441 Islanders loan rookies Michael Dal Colle, Devon Toews to 1127473 Defending champion Capitals in a mid-season skid Bridgeport 1127474 Coast to coast, Moore family excited to face Caps 1127475 Leafs’ John Tavares understands Ovechkin’s stance but New York Rangers happy to go to all-star weekend 1127442 Rangers looking at defensive dilemma when Neal Pionk 1127476 The Maple Leafs may finally have the real William returns Nylander back 1127443 Goldman: It’s clear that the Rangers need a number one 1127477 Leafs Report Cards: Game 49 vs.
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