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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 04/22/17 Boston Bruins Chicago Blackhawks 1060882 Senators let this one slip away 1060927 Blackhawks' stunning exit a dramatic mandate for change 1060883 Sean Kuraly’s goal in double overtime lifts Bruins over 1060928 NHL commissioner on Winter Olympics: 'We're not going' Senators 1060929 NHL commissioner on Blackhawks' early exit: 'That's our 1060884 Bruins’ David Krejci injured, will not return in Game 5 playoffs' 1060885 Overtime hero Sean Kuraly gave the Bruins sudden life 1060930 Carrie Underwood, Kelly Clarkson burn Blackhawks with 1060886 Bruins will insert Sean Kuraly for Ryan Spooner tweets 1060887 Cam Neely finding positives, regardless of Bruins’ fate 1060931 Aging Blackhawks defense should be huge concern to 1060888 Bruins expect Ryan Spooner to be a scratch in Game 5 Stan Bowman 1060889 Kuraly's 2nd goal of game lifts Bruins past Senators in 1060932 The urgent change the Blackhawks must make 2OT 1060933 Blackhawks must stop living in the past and look to the 1060890 Bruins notebook: With season on line, Bruce Cassidy opts future to sit Ryan Spooner and insert Sean Kuraly 1060934 Why nothing went right for Chicago Blackhawks against 1060891 Sean Kuraly keeps Bruins alive with double overtime Nashville winner 1060935 WHAT'S DONE AND WHAT LIES AHEAD: FIVE 1060892 Bruins rally back to stay alive by beating Senators in 2-OT THOUGHTS ON THE BLACKHAWKS 1060893 PASTRNAK FOCUSES ON GENERATING MORE 1060936 Keys to the offseason: Blackhawks OFFENSE FOR BRUINS IN GAME 5 1060894 SPOONER LIKELY OUT, KURALY LIKELY IN AS Columbus Blue Jackets BRUINS PREPARE FOR LAST STAND 1060937 Blue Jackets | Playoff newcomers didn’t back down from 1060895 HAGGERTY: IT'S TIME FOR BRUINS' BIG GUNS TO defending champs START FIRING 1060938 Blue Jackets | Three reasons the Penguins won 1060896 PATRICE BERGERON LOOKING TO MAKE HISTORY 1060939 The Front Row: Blue Jackets leave mixed feelings AS SELKE FINALIST Detroit Red Wings Buffalo Sabres 1060940 Blackhawks' playoff loss could benefit World 1060897 Gionta on Sabres shakeup: 'Ownership wants a winning Championship-bound Wings team and they want it now' 1060941 Athanasiou, Mantha carry weight of Wings’ playoff void 1060898 Mike Harrington: Pegula is right when he says Sabres 1060942 Wojo: Pistons, Wings stuck in neutral need to fix character flaws 1060943 Griffins don't play well, but follow simple plan for 1-0 series 1060899 Pegula adamant about adding discipline, character to lead Sabres' organization 1060944 Tomas Nosek delivers overtime winner for Griffins in 1060900 Jerry Sullivan: If communication is key for Sabres, why are Game 1 so many questions left unanswered? 1060945 Ask Ansar: On Steve Yzerman, expansion draft and jersey 1060901 Bucky Gleason: Next step for Pegula is backing up words retirements with action 1060902 Hockey duties to be shared while Pegula searches for Edmonton Oilers Sabres' next leaders 1060946 Dan Barnes: Some Oiler OT heroes defined by goals they 1060903 The last photo of Dan Bylsma as coach of the Sabres? score 1060904 Insta-Graham: From under the fog, Pegula gets privy 1060947 San Jose goalie Martin Jones could have broken Oilers 1060905 Jerry Sullivan's Hot Read: Pegula speaks briefly, says little hearts 1060906 Mike Harrington's Hot Read: More please, Terry 1060948 Dan Barnes: Edmonton Oilers' big (and little) men come to 1060907 Bucky Gleason's Hot Read: Terry Pegula's mea culpa was play in Game 5 a start 1060949 Terry Jones: McDavid revs Oilers engine after atypical 1060908 Sabres owner Terry Pegula: 'We have to get better' outing in 7-0 loss to San Jose 1060909 10 unanswered questions worth asking Terry Pegula 1060950 David Desharnais as Edmonton Oilers playoff hero has 1060910 Pegula seeks established GM to instill discipline in Sabres nice ring to it 1060911 Sabres captain Brian Gionta 'shocked' by housecleaning 1060951 Terry Jones: Edmonton Oilers' thrilling overtime win a night to treasure forever Calgary Flames 1060952 San Jose Sharks 'have to believe' they will forget Game 5 1060912 Flames soon-to-be free agents hoping to stick around loss to Edmonton Oilers, return to winning Saddledome 1060953 Fan with huge Oilers tattoo has body parts earmarked for 1060913 Early playoff exit still "pretty raw" for Flames GM Treliving Connor McDavid, Wayne Gretzky 1060914 After shooting blanks in first-round exit, Flames star 1060954 San Jose Sharks 'have to believe' they will forget Game 5 Gaudreau off to Worlds loss 1060916 Flames goalies both want to return to Calgary 1060955 Barnes: Some overtime heroes defined by goals they 1060919 After shooting blanks in playoffs, Flames star Gaudreau score off to Worlds 1060956 Martin Jones came close to breaking Oilers hearts 1060920 Flames' Monahan to undergo wrist surgery 1060957 Terry Jones: Edmonton Oilers' Game 5 win over San Jose Sharks will resonate forever Carolina Hurricanes 1060958 Edmonton Oilers centre David Desharnais realizes every 1060921 Checkers’ Dwyer still having fun at 33 NHLer's dream: To score an overtime winner 1060922 Canes sign Dahlbeck, solve needs 1060959 Dan Barnes: Edmonton Oilers powered by men big and 1060923 Canes sign Lorentz to entry-level deal small in Game 5 overtime win over San Jose Sharks 1060924 Could Saarela be the next Aho for Canes? 1060960 McDavid revs engine after atypical outing in 7-0 loss to San Jose Los Angeles Kings NHL 1060961 Kings' talks with Stevens on coaching job moving 'in a 1061000 Seahawks, Mariners and Sounders demand binding deal positive manner,' could be resolved soon for events at proposed Sodo arena 1060962 ODDS AND ENDS: NORRIS, FOO, BUFFALO, SETOGUCHI Ottawa Senators 1060963 Game 1 vs. San Diego postgame quotes: Brodzinski, 1061001 Chris Kelly returns to Senators lineup, adding veteran Kempe playoff experience 1060964 Game 1 vs. San Diego postgame quotes: Mike Stothers 1061002 At 40, Zdeno Chara loves hockey and wants to play as long as he can Minnesota Wild 1061003 Senators' Mike Hoffman keeping an eye on old friend and 1060965 Wild, Blues are resigned to low-scoring series new enemy Mika Zibanejad 1060966 Preview: Wild vs. St. Louis, Game 5 1061004 Erik Karlsson nabs fourth Norris Trophy nomination 1060967 Blues' addition of Paul Stastny back from injury 1061005 Kelly gets a chance to send old teammates packing downplayed 1061006 Boston sportswriters — no strangers to great defencemen 1060968 Wild fans trying to muster up hope heading into Game 5 — are blown away by Karlsson 1060969 Coyle, Wild aim to keep pressure on Blues with 3-1 deficit 1061007 Senators' Mike Hoffman was all sorts of spectacular on 1060970 Erik Haula, and Wild, ready for Game 5 great play in Game 3 1060971 Cheating on the faceoff dot is delaying Wild-Blues games 1061008 Senators have their hands full with shorthanded Bruins 1060972 Wild: Pressure still ‘all on us’ heading into Game 5 1061009 Bruins sink Senators in double overtime, extending series 1060973 Wild: Marco Scandella thriving in postseason to Game 6 1060974 Wild’s Erik Haula expected to return for Game 5 against 1061010 Scanlan: After a tentative start, Sens fans were fully on Blues board before Game 5 heatbreak 1060975 Brian Murphy: Bogeyman dead, can Minnesota emerge 1061011 Zdeno Chara wants to keep playing for years from Wild West? 1061012 'So complete': Senators' Karlsson nominated for Norris Trophy Montreal Canadiens 1061015 'Finally' Mark Stone scores for Senators 1060976 Flying Finn Artturi Lehkonen a pleasant surprise for Habs 1060977 Stu Cowan: Two must-win games? Claude Julien has Philadelphia Flyers been here before 1061016 Flyers take a step back, but pipeline is promising 1060978 Rangers' Lundqvist has edge on Carey Price in clinching 1061017 FLYERS SIGN 2016 4TH-ROUND CENTER CONNOR series BUNNAMAN 1060979 What the Puck: Game 5 loss a bitter pill to swallow for 1061018 IVAN PROVOROV PROVIDES FLYERS A TIMELY Habs fans REMINDER OF THEIR MISSION 1060980 If the sputtering Montreal Canadiens don’t find offence 1061019 Where does Alex Lyon fit in line of goalie prospects? soon, their season will be over this weekend Pittsburgh Penguins Nashville Predators 1061020 Fleury's performance leads top 5 reasons Penguins 1060981 Maturation leads Predators' Kevin Fiala to overtime winner advanced 1060982 Predators, fans on verge of next big step 1061021 Penguins keep lineup healthy, intact during Blue Jackets 1060983 Predators earn second-highest TV rating ever series 1060984 Meet the Blues (and Wild) — Predators' next likely 1061022 Penguins notebook: Pens await their second-round playoff opponent in playoffs opponent 1060985 Rexrode's Playoff Barometer: Cloud Nine in Nashville 1061023 Chipped Ice A.M.: Penguins let Blue Jackets punch themselves out New York Islanders 1061024 Star-studded Penguins find success in blue-collar 1060986 Islanders will submit bid for new arena at Belmont Park approach 1060987 Islanders plan to submit bid for arena at Belmont Park, 1061025 Penguins send three to Wilkes-Barre, keep Jarry NHL’s Gary Bettman says 1061026 Tickets on sale for Penguins' second-round playoff series 1061027 Penguins dilemma: Rest is nice, but how much is too New York Rangers much? 1060988 Rangers must stand up for Henrik Lundqvist in order to defend Garden, clinch series victory San Jose Sharks 1060989 Pavel Buchnevich’s new spot on offense already paying 1061028 Brent Burns named finalist for Norris Trophy off for Rangers 1061029 sity, fatigue catching up with the veteran Sharks? 1060990 Rangers agree to terms with defenseman Alexei 1061030 Will Saturday be Marleau and Thornton’s last game
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