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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 6/10/2021 Anaheim Ducks Colorado Avalanche 1189450 Postseason Ducks Expansion Draft Projection: Debating 1189481 Avalanche Vs SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 6/10/2021 Anaheim Ducks Colorado Avalanche 1189450 Postseason Ducks expansion draft projection: Debating 1189481 Avalanche vs. Vegas Golden Knights Game 6: Three keys the players on the protection bubble for Colorado 1189482 Another year, another must-win second-round Game 6: Boston Bruins Avalanche heads to Vegas with season on the line 1189451 The Bruins’ season is over, and they have only 1189483 Avalanche’s Cale Makar named Norris Trophy finalist themselves -- and puck management -- to blame 1189484 Three Avalanche mistakes, three Vegas goals in Knights’ 1189452 It didn’t take the whole game, just one lousy period, for the Game 5 overtime win Bruins’ season to get derailed 1189485 Avs choking away playoff series against Vegas and 1189453 ‘This is a tough one to lose’: Bruins eliminated from biggest gag artist is Nathan MacKinnon playoffs by Islanders 1189486 Book Excerpt: It was 20 Years Ago Today for Bourque, 1189454 Tuukka Rask can’t save Bruins in Game 6, and is it a final, Avs somber farewell for the goaltender? 1189487 Avs still have a chance to prove they aren’t just another 1189455 No penalty call on hit on Charlie McAvoy a turning point in “pretty, but not gritty” team second period vs. Islanders 1189488 Cale Makar named a finalist for the Norris Trophy 1189456 Islanders end Bruins season 1189489 The Avs have done it before, can they do it again? 1189457 Bruins Notebook: Tuukka Rask could face surgery 1189490 It’s not over yet, but it’s all or nothing time for the 1189458 Islanders’ depth dooming Bruins Avalanche 1189459 Tuukka Rask assesses his performance in season-ending 1189491 Stone scores early in OT, Knights beat Avs 3-2 in Game 5 loss to Islanders 1189460 Islanders eliminate Bruins from playoffs with dominant Columbus Blue Jackets Game 6 win 1189492 Columbus Blue Jackets connections abounded in world 1189461 Rask's stats in must-win road playoff games might championship surprise Bruins fans 1189462 Why Bruce Cassidy didn't expect $25K fine despite Dallas Stars officiating rant 1189493 Stars prospect Thomas Harley ‘knocking on the door’ of 1189463 Talking Points: Boston Bruins Playoff Run Ends in Game 6 NHL after standout AHL season 1189464 Could Boston Bruins Have Trade Piece in Cehlarik? 1189494 Joe Pavelski’s big season creates debate in Stars’ 1189465 Game 6: Boston Bruins @ Islanders Lines, Preview approach to Seattle expansion draft 1189466 Boston Bruins Rask Will Start Game 6: ‘He’s Our Starter’ 1189467 20 Years Ago Tonight: ‘After 22 Years, Raymond Detroit Red Wings Bourque!’ 1189495 Adam Erne's breakthrough season with Wings an example 1189468 Boston Bruins Should Go With Swayman in Game 6 of capitalizing on opportunities 1189469 ‘We’re all getting older’: Awful mistakes and no offense 1189496 ‘Is this Troy from Richmond?’: Troy Stecher talks Roberto end the Bruins’ season and threaten an era Luongo, the expansion draft and Team Canada gold 1189470 Boston Bruins’ expansion protected list: Who’s staying and who could be picked by the Seattle Kraken? Edmonton Oilers 1189497 Bottom-six forward Devin Shore will be back with Oilers Buffalo Sabres 1189498 Lowetide: Why huge Oil Kings goalie Sebastian Cossa 1189471 Why should Sabres consider Owen Power, Matthew could be the perfect first-round fit for the Oilers Beniers and Kent Johnson? Their goalies weigh in Florida Panthers Calgary Flames 1189499 After a monster World Championship, Panthers prospect 1189472 ‘So unbelievably cool’: Flames’ Mangiapane on top of Lundell is coming to ‘take a spot’ world after golden performance at international tournamen 1189500 Panthers new forward Anton Lundell eager to make an 1189473 Flames protected list: Who’s staying and who could be impact picked in the Seattle expansion draft? 1189501 Anton Lundell ‘one step closer’ to NHL with Florida Panthers Carolina Hurricanes 1189474 Hurricanes turn attention to free agency — and signing Los Angeles Kings Rod Brind’Amour to a new contract 1189502 Kings Seasons in Review – Cal Petersen 1189475 The Hurricanes’ Stanley Cup window is open, so what’s next? Five priorities for a critical offseason Minnesota Wild 1189476 ‘It’s not a step forward’: Disappointed Sebastian Aho 1189503 Wild names Ray Shero senior adviser to the general breaks fourth wall as Hurricanes’ season ends manager 1189504 Wild hire former Stanley Cup exec Ray Shero as new Chicago Blackhawks senior advisor 1189477 Lukas Reichel, the Chicago Blackhawks’ 1st-round pick in 2020, reaches terms on a 3-year contract Montreal Canadiens 1189478 Blackhawks officially sign top prospect Lukas Reichel to 1189505 P.K. Subban joins ESPN as hockey analyst for rest of 3-year contract playoffs 1189479 2020 first-round pick Reichel signs 3-year deal with 1189506 Canadiens hope to pick up where they left off, Gallagher Blackhawks says 1189480 Blackhawks protected list: Who’s staying and who could 1189507 The Canadiens are finally a four-line team with four slightly be picked by the Kraken in the expansion draft? different identities 1189508 LeBrun: Canadiens’ Marc Bergevin praised for vision by NHL GMs, rival coaches impressed with team’s play Nashville Predators 1189509 Predators protected list: Who’s staying and who could be picked in the Seattle Kraken expansion draft? New York Islanders Tampa Bay Lightning 1189510 Islanders Advance to Semifinals for Second Straight Year 1189544 Lightning’s Victor Hedman named a Norris Trophy finalist 1189511 Islanders beat Bruins in Game 6, win series and advance 1189545 When it comes to the playoffs, no one has been more to meet defending Stanley Cup champion Tampa Bay prolific than Brayden Point Light 1189546 No additional discipline for Lightning forward Ondrej Palat 1189512 Islanders getting another shot at Lightning 1189547 Lightning ‘s Ross Colton doesn’t let lack of experience 1189513 New dad Brock Nelson has two-goal night in Islanders’ win define postseason play 1189514 Islanders’ playoff run is classic Lou Lamoriello 1189548 Lightning close out Hurricanes, advance to Stanley Cup 1189515 Islanders one step away from Stanley Cup final after semifinals routing Bruins 1189516 Islanders hoping Coliseum edge helps close out Bruins in Toronto Maple Leafs Game 6 1189549 Vegas' Mark Stone shows the value of having a captain 1189517 Inside Islanders’ new arena, which will have a Coliseum 1189550 Maple Leafs protected list: Who’s staying and who could feel be picked in the Seattle Kraken expansion draft? 1189518 Islanders know too well the painful cost of a long series 1189551 Scott Stinson: Sure, no one believed in the Montreal 1189519 Islanders-Bruins Game 6 recap: Winning goal, key stat Canadiens, but we had our reasons and more 1189520 Islanders thoroughly beat Bruins in Game 6, head to NHL Vancouver Canucks semifinal matchup against Lightning 1189567 Canucks: Travis Green picks veteran coach Brad Shaw for 1189521 NHL commissioner Gary Bettman impressed with critical role Islanders' UBS Arena after touring Belmont facility 1189568 Canucks rework coaching staff: Brad Shaw’s role, Ian 1189522 Islanders know from experience the importance of ending Clark’s new title and adding ‘fresh voices’ Bruins series now 1189569 ‘Is this Troy from Richmond?’: Troy Stecher talks Roberto 1189523 These Islanders are making lasting memories for the Luongo, the expansion draft and Team Canada gold franchise and its fans 1189524 Islanders grind down another good team on their way to Vegas Golden Knights the semifinals 1189552 Golden Knights look to eliminate Avalanche in Game 6 1189525 13 Minutes: Islanders Stifling Defense In 3rd Seals Series 1189553 Golden Knights now Stanley Cup favorites at Westgate Win Over Bruins 1189554 Ryan Reaves’ leadership praised after being healthy 1189526 Papa Brock! Islanders Forward Welcomes New Child scratch While Battling Bruins 1189555 ‘Vintage Mark Stone’ — Vegas’ captain taking control of 1189527 Brock-to-Brock: Two-Goal Night by Nelson Leads Isles series with huge goal, Selke-level defense Back to Stanley Cup Semis 1189528 Saints Go Marching In: NFL Team Jumps on Islanders Washington Capitals Bandwagon 1189556 Caps faced with tough choices due to salary cap 1189529 Saints and Sinners: Islanders Game 6 Lines, Matchups 1189557 SEE IT: Sergei Ovechkin takes the ice with his dad and Game Notes vs. Bruins 1189558 GM Brian MacLellan wants to add youth to Capitals in offseason New York Rangers 1189530 Rangers' Adam Fox named a Norris Trophy finalist Websites 1189570 Sportsnet.ca / With unwavering zeal, Islanders extend final Ottawa Senators Cup run at iconic Nassau Coliseum 1189531 GARRIOCH: Cheers on a patio in Ontario are great, but 1189571 Sportsnet.ca / Jets’ Mark Scheifele: NHL’s department of pro sports teams want to hear some from the stands player safety ‘shut me down’ 1189532 What are the Senators’ roster debates ahead of the 1189572 Sportsnet.ca / Thoughts on cross-checking, Kraken expansion draft? Islanders-Bruins, pushing refs to make calls 1189573 Sportsnet.ca / Canadiens Notebook: Gainey offers wisdom Philadelphia Flyers to help Montreal stay in rhythm 1189533 Flyers’ Kevin Hayes should be back to his old self next 1189574 TSN.CA / Top prospect Clarke on experience in Slovakia, season, and his team may look very different winning under-18 gold 1189534 Flyers goalie prospect Sandstrom sticks around to play for 1189575 USA TODAY / Islanders – and fans – giving Nassau Phantoms Coliseum proper sendoff with final postseason run 1189535 Change of plans: Flyers goalie prospect signs new deal, not going to Finland Winnipeg Jets 1189559 Groin
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