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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 1/11/2020 Anaheim Ducks Colorado Avalanche 1170428 Corey Perry gets emotional during surprise Ducks tribute 1170459 Reeling Avalanche falls short in overtime loss to Penguins 1170429 Ducks right wing Jakob Silfverberg withdraws from All-Star 1170460 It’s only January, and the Colorado Avalanche appear to Game be slipping — again 1170430 ‘He’s our jerk’: In his return to Anaheim, Ducks fans 1170461 Frustrations continue to mount as Avs blow another third explain why they love Corey Perry period lead 1170462 Nathan MacKinnon: Our 2019 Sportsperson of the Year Arizona Coyotes 1170463 Avs Game 45 Grades: Hard-Fought Loss 1170431 Arizona Coyotes blanked again in loss to Carolina 1170464 Penguins get one more save than Avs in overtime Hurricanes decision 1170432 Coyotes loss to Lightning brings 4-game win streak to end 1170433 Bourne Thoughts: Why Arizona should consider trading Columbus Blue Jackets Taylor Hall, flamethrower time in Montreal 1170465 Flaws come back to haunt Columbus Blue Jackets as long points streak ends Boston Bruins 1170466 Carlsson patient despite limited NHL time 1170434 Zdeno Chara ‘ready to go’ for his 999th game with Bruins 1170467 Local ratings for Blue Jackets games on FOX Sports Ohio Saturday up 41%, pacing best in franchise history 1170435 Bruins defenseman Zdeno Chara ready to face the 1170468 Portzline: Failure to launch, and other observations from Islanders the Blue Jackets’ loss to San Jose 1170436 The Bruins attack must overcome the Islanders tough three-deep defense Dallas Stars 1170437 NHL rumors: Bruins 'could do a deal for [Tyler] Toffoli 1170469 Expecting an ‘awkward’ reunion, Stars’ Joe Pavelski almost at any time' reflects on the toughest part of leaving the Sharks 1170438 Bruins' Zdeno Chara (jaw) expected to play vs. Islanders 1170470 Bad blood: Stars’ Jamie Oleksiak fights Ducks’ Nicolas on Saturday Deslauriers in rematch of 2015 scrap 1170439 Fourth line coming around for the Bruins at the perfect 1170471 ‘He’s our jerk’: In his return to Anaheim, Ducks fans time explain why they love Corey Perry 1170440 David Pastrnak's swagger is back, and Bruins are reaping 1170472 Stars 20/20: No comeback needed as Ben Bishop pitches the benefits shutout and adds assist for good measure 1170441 David Pastrnak responds to Auston Matthews' challenge 1170473 One year after trade from Anaheim to Dallas, Andrew in NHL goals lead race Cogliano thriving with Stars 1170442 Anders Bjork hopes added strength bolsters his chances of sticking around Detroit Red Wings 1170474 Dylan Larkin’s shootout goal gives Detroit Red Wings 3-2 Buffalo Sabres win over Senators 1170443 Sabres looking for Rasmus Dahlin to use his shot to ignite 1170475 Steve Yzerman on Detroit Red Wings, rebuild & trade offense deadline: I won't be passive 1170444 Jake McCabe expected to return to Sabres' lineup against 1170476 The Detroit Red Wings are in last place. So why aren't Canucks more top prospects in the lineup? 1170445 Sabres sinking fast in standings, losing touch with playoff 1170477 Homespun fun: Red Wings take down Senators in race shootout for third straight win at LCA 1170478 Red Wings' Steve Yzerman: 'Our goal is to acquire more Calgary Flames draft choices' before trade deadline 1170446 Flames assistant GM Chris Snow and wife Kelsie to join 1170479 Brian Lashoff continues to thrive for Red Wings in key Scott Oake on HNIC After Hours organizational role 1170447 Red-hot Flames goalie Talbot eager to start against Oilers 1170480 Red Wings’ Steve Yzerman addresses trades, top 1170448 Flames plan around Smitty's puck-handling ability prospects, coaching staff 1170449 Game Day: Oilers vs. Flames, Part 2 1170481 Michael Rasmussen plays with Griffins for first time since Nov. 12 Carolina Hurricanes 1170482 Dylan Larkin delivers for Red Wings in shootout victory 1170450 Mrazek hears his name, and the Hurricanes hope he 1170483 Three No. 1s return and so does winning for Griffins answers the call 1170484 Larkin's shootout goal gives Red Wings 3-2 win over 1170451 Mrazek’s saves, Necas’ speed spur Canes to 3-0 shutout Senators of Coyotes 1170485 Custance: Let’s talk about Red Wings coach Jeff Blashill’s 1170452 Hurricanes Shut out Coyotes 3-0 as Mrazek Makes 32 future Saves 1170453 LeBrun: Mike Fisher on what Justin Williams is likely to Edmonton Oilers experience upon his return after a lengthy layoff 1170486 Oilers goaltender Mikko Koskinen impressed with Pekka 1170454 Civian: Justin Williams has a new role and a new stall on a Rinne's scoring ability team full of new faces. He happens to like the vie 1170487 Cam Talbot badly wants to play against his former Edmonton Oilers teammates Chicago Blackhawks 1170488 Edmonton Oilers find identity on road trip 1170455 Robin Lehner won’t give the Blackhawks a discount and is 1170489 Competition heating up in race for Edmonton Oilers' net already eyeing next summer’s free-agent market: ‘Ther 1170490 Kailer Yamamoto has impressed the Oilers and especially 1170456 As NHL coaching carousel accelerates, Jeremy Colliton star linemate Leon Draisaitl becomes functionally middle-aged 1170491 10 bold predictions for the Edmonton Oilers in 2020 1170457 Blackhawks' Lehner likes Chicago, but he won't sign a discount deal to stay here 1170458 Robin Lehner discusses contract status and whether he'd be open to re-signing with Blackhawks Florida Panthers Ottawa Senators 1170492 As Huberdeau nears Panthers’ career points record, he 1170520 Top job for new Sens CEO: Filling those empty seats has a grander goal on his mind 1170521 GARRIOCH GAME REPORT: Senators edged by lowly 1170493 Acciari keeps scoring, Huberdeau closes in on Jokinen: Red Wings in basement battle Observations from the Panthers’ rebound win over the Ca 1170522 GAME DAY: Montreal Canadiens at Ottawa Senators 1170523 SNAPSHOTS: Filip Chlapik made a road trip, he just went Los Angeles Kings in a different direction 1170494 Kings hope to maintain momentum against the Hurricanes 1170524 BIG JOB AHEAD: The Ottawa Senators have named Jim 1170495 Will Tyler Toffoli be traded? What’s Ron Hextall’s Little as their new CEO influence? Looking back on our 2019-20 Kings predictions 1170525 ‘He’s going to kill it in Ottawa’: Senators introduce Jim 1170496 WAKING UP WITH THE KINGS: JANUARY 10 Little as new CEO Minnesota Wild Philadelphia Flyers 1170497 Leaky penalty kill continues to haunt Wild 1170526 Flyers goalie Carter Hart on streaking Lightning: ‘Who 1170498 Some words of wisdom for upset Canadiens fans cares what they’re doing? ... We need to play our game. 1170499 Canadiens still holding out hope they can make playoffs 1170527 Oskar Lindblom meets with Flyers after practice, and 1170500 What the Puck: With Habs reset in tatters, it's time for full coach Alain Vigneault calls it ‘the best part of my day’ rebuild 1170528 Alain Vigneault, Flyers all smiles after seeing Oskar Lindblom Montreal Canadiens 1170529 Nicolas Aube-Kubel looking for more than just a call-up 1170501 Canadiens Notebook: Habs' Brendan Gallagher with Flyers experiencing headaches 1170502 Stu Cowan: Some words of wisdom for upset Canadiens Pittsburgh Penguins fans 1170530 Empty Thoughts: Penguins 4, Avalanche 3 (OT) 1170503 Canadiens still holding out hope they can make playoffs 1170531 Jared McCann scores in overtime to lift Penguins past 1170504 What the Puck: With Habs reset in tatters, it's time for full Avalanche rebuild 1170532 Minor league report: Penguins drop fifth straight to Bears 1170505 Hickey on hockey: Canadiens not delivering much bang 1170533 Avalanche coach Jared Bednar learned from “Battleship” for fans' bucks Kelly 1170506 Duhatschek Notebook: Imagining an NHL with an all- 1170534 Penguins’ Dominik Kahun embracing role of 1st-line Canadian division, trade watch heats up and more winger 1170507 Bourne Thoughts: Why Arizona should consider trading 1170535 Mark Madden: Having 2 starting goalies not a bad Taylor Hall, flamethrower time in Montreal situation for Penguins 1170508 What Melnick thinks: The Canadiens have become the 1170536 Tim Benz: Penguins GM Jim Rutherford is right to look for NHL’s doormats trade after Jake Guentzel’s injury 1170537 Jared McCann scores in OT for Penguins in win against Nashville Predators the host Colorado Avalanche, 4-3 1170509 Pekka Rinne on Predators' struggles: 'Sometimes the 1170538 Return to Colorado a reminder of grind to NHL for Andrew darker side of your mind takes over' Agozzino 1170510 LeBrun: Mike Fisher on what Justin Williams is likely to 1170539 Yohe: What to expect when Sidney Crosby returns experience upon his return after a lengthy layoff San Jose Sharks New Jersey Devils 1170540 Joe Pavelski returns to San Jose: Listing the ways his 1170511 Why Devils are struggling to find balance between absence has affected the Sharks creating offense and maintaining defense 1170541 Takeaways: Joe Thornton leading Sharks’ power play 1170512 Devils odds and ends: Why Connor Carrick hasn’t been resurgence (setting record in process) playing; Nico Hischier on All-Star push 1170542 Why ex-captain Joe Pavelski believes Sharks won't be down for too long New York Islanders 1170543 Sharks' Tomas Hertl named as All-Star replacement for 1170513 Islanders coach Barry Trotz looks for 200-foot game in the Logan Couture second half 1170544 Sharks' Brent Burns selected to 'EA Sports NHL 20' Team 1170514 Islanders look for scorers to produce in upcoming tough of the Year stretch 1170545 Joe Pavelski’s ex-Sharks teammates give glimpse of him 1170515 MVP and Unsung Hero? 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