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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 1/6/2020 Anaheim Ducks Colorado Avalanche 1169553 Ryan Getzlaf’s shootout winner gives Ducks victory over 1169587 Nathan MacKinnon is one-point shy of NHL scoring lead. Predators But he’s got bigger goals for himself and the Avalanche 1169554 Ducks’ shortcomings are numerous and changing 1169588 Discarded and doubted, Valeri Nichushkin resurrects NHL constantly career with Avalanche 1169589 Rantanen’s hat-trick leads Avs over New Jersey Arizona Coyotes 1169590 The Tape: Zadorov’s simplified defensive play 1169555 Shane Doan, not Paul Bissonnette, gets invite to play in WMPO Pro-Am Columbus Blue Jackets 1169556 Coyotes recall goaltender Ivan Prosvetov from Tucson 1169591 Columbus Blue Jackets’ returning players must buy in to Roadrunners recent emphasis on defense 1169557 Coyotes blow out Flyers, end homestand with 3-game win 1169592 Columbus Blue Jackets’ Cam Atkinson trying not to rush streak back from injury 1169558 Coyotes goalie Antti Raanta leaves with injury vs. Flyers, 1169593 Michael Arace | Blue Jackets points streak ends, and now doesn’t return team hits the road 1169559 Coyotes’ Barrett Hayton leaves game, injured in World Junior semi-final Dallas Stars 1169560 Amid goaltending uncertainty, memory of ‘killer trip’ serves 1169594 Neil Graham is back to hockey as usual in his role as as motivation for Coyotes Texas Stars head coach Boston Bruins Detroit Red Wings 1169561 The Bruins’ perch atop Atlantic Division standings looks 1169595 Detroit Red Wings can't finish after taking early lead, lose precarious 4-2 to Blackhawks 1169562 Some Bruin odds and ends 1169596 Two Detroit Red Wings win gold with Canada in world 1169563 Slumping Bruins need outside scoring help to shake off junior hockey tournament extended skid 1169597 Red Wings play 'stupid hockey' to cough up lead in 4-2 drubbing by Blackhawks Buffalo Sabres 1169598 Ex-GM Brian Burke rips Dylan Larkin for All-Star Game 1169564 A 'magical' season for Sabres greats Pat LaFontaine and comment Alexander Mogilny 1169599 Red Wings can’t maintain lead in loss to Blackhawks 1169565 Sabres prospect Dylan Cozens wins gold with Canada at 1169600 A 2-0 lead is not enough as Red Wings fall to Blackhawks world juniors 1169566 Rasmus Ristolainen wins hardest shot at Sabres' Skills Edmonton Oilers Challenge 1169601 The Bakersfield Condors prospect that commands your attention? Evan Bouchard Calgary Flames 1169602 Oilers notebook: James Neal’s resurgence, Matt 1169567 Dillon Dube credits brother as Flames rally for shootout Benning’s injury and the Tyler Benson recall temptation victory in Minnesota 1169603 Lowetide: Oilers farmhands are pushing hard for NHL jobs 1169568 Father of Flames goalie David Rittich thrilled to witness milestone moment Florida Panthers 1169569 Flames goalie David Rittich’s bad habit bleeds into his 1169604 Florida Panthers shut down Pittsburgh Penguins, create milestone game blueprint for success 1169605 Driedger locks down Penguins as Panthers get first win in Carolina Hurricanes Pittsburgh in almost six years 1169570 When it comes to giving up Grade A chances, Hurricanes 1169606 Then and Now: Looking back at bold predictions for the get an F Panthers at midseason 1169571 Canes coach Rod Brind’Amour disgusted with his team after loss to streaking Lightning Los Angeles Kings 1169572 Canes are in good position at the season’s halfway point. 1169607 Kings to face resilient Blue Jackets after humbling loss to Can they stay there? Nashville 1169573 Hurricanes midseason superlatives: The MVP, unsung 1169608 WAKING UP WITH THE KINGS: JANUARY 5 hero, the Chris Hogan award and best dressed Minnesota Wild Chicago Blackhawks 1169609 Wild looking forward to three-day break before rematch 1169574 Adam Boqvist’s 3rd-period goal and Dylan Sikura’s 1st of with Flames his career lift Blackhawks to a 4-2 win over the lowl 1169610 Wild-Calgary game recap 1169575 Dylan Sikura knows he can be sent down at any moment. 1169611 Dube scores in 7th round of shootout, Flames beat Wild 5- That’s why he’s taking advantage of his opportunity with 4 1169576 Blackhawks avoid embarrassment by rallying to edge Red 1169612 Zach Parise still cleans up when doing the dirty work Wings 1169613 Wild works extras for second night in a row, but this time 1169577 Blackhawks AHL defenseman Philip Holm terminates loses to Calgary in shootout contract, will sign with European team 1169614 Wild finishing off back-to-back at home vs. Flames with 1169578 Chicago hosts Calgary after shootout win Alex Stalock in net 1169579 Blackhawks storm back to beat Red Wings 1169615 Wild fall 5-4 to Flames after seven-round shootout 1169580 Sikura, Blackhawks rally past lowly Red Wings 4-2 1169616 Wild’s checking line is GEEKed up and playing well 1169581 Corey Crawford shakes off rust to start homestand 1169617 ‘We needed two points’: Wild blow four leads and let a win 1169582 Dylan Sikura breathes sigh of relief, finally scores first slip away vs. Flames career NHL goal with Blackhawks 1169583 4 Takeaways: Blackhawks crawl back to beat Red Wings 1169584 Rebuild? Blackhawks not ready to tear it down like Red Wings just yet 1169585 Blackhawks 'need the points' ahead of 4-game homestand 1169586 Dylan Sikura took a long, trying path to his first NHL goal Montreal Canadiens Toronto Maple Leafs 1169618 Canadiens Notebook: Will Ilya Kovalchuk make his Habs 1169648 The Maple Leafs and Oilers clash as their playoff hunts debut Monday? continue 1169619 Stu Cowan: Ilya Kovalchuk very happy to get No. 17 with 1169649 Coach Dave Tippett, directing traffic while captain Connor Canadiens McDavid takes the ice, 1169620 Jack Todd: It's time for the NHL to battle the Toronto War 1169650 Why Canadian passion for world junior hockey is at an Room's rancid calls all-time high 1169621 Shift chart: Breaking down Marco Scandella’s intriguing 1169651 The Swedish world junior team strikes the pose after Canadiens debut winning Sunday’s bronze-medal game against Finland. 1169652 Leafs - Oilers Game Day Nashville Predators 1169653 Pulling McDavid's welcome mat 1169622 Predators' Austin Watson, Ducks' Nicolas Deslauriers fight 3 seconds into game Vancouver Canucks 1169623 Predators vs. Ducks: Game time, TV, streaming info 1169664 Willes' Musings: Signing Markstrom to a new deal should be Canucks' top priority New Jersey Devils 1169665 Canucks prospects tracker, WJC edition: Podkolzin settles 1169624 3 Observations from Devils’ loss to Avalanche | What for silver, Hoglander helps win bronze players said about controversial Avs goal and no-call 1169666 Ben Kuzma: Stick slams spotlight Miller's relentless 1169625 NJ Devils weigh in on 'dangerous play' after 5-2 loss to Canucks drive Avalanche Vegas Golden Knights New York Islanders 1169654 Golden Knights’ William Carrier shows surprising scoring 1169626 Barry Trotz struggling to find right combination to fix touch Islanders' scoring woes 1169655 Fourth line wills Golden Knights to historic comeback Ottawa Senators Washington Capitals 1169627 Senators interact with fans during skills showcase 1169656 Capitals stun Sharks, 5-4, after scoring twice in final 1169628 Family man Borowiecki wants to know if he's staying or minute to force overtime going 1169657 Capitals pull off comeback win over Sharks 1169658 For Capitals, anything seems possible Philadelphia Flyers 1169659 An epic comeback, a confident Vrana and another clutch 1169629 Carter Hart’s strange season and, fair or not, why the Eller goal Flyers need him to quickly figure it out | Sam Carchidi 1169660 Capitals pull off remarkable comeback to stun Sharks in 1169630 Another injury-riddled season for Flyers prospect Wade overtime Allison 1169631 Flyers prospect WATCH: Wade Allison ‘always catching Websites up,’ in another injury riddled season 1169667 The Athletic / Top 2020 NHL draft prospect Tim Stützle 1169632 Q&A: Flyers prospect Adam Ginning on captaining leads Germany’s next generation with ‘superstar’ upside Sweden at the world juniors, his season and areas he 1169668 Sportsnet.ca / How a deportation taught Elias Pettersson must impr to take nothing for granted 1169669 Sportsnet.ca / Flames get away with chasing lead again in Pittsburgh Penguins improbable win over Wild 1169633 Empty Thoughts: Panthers 4, Penguins 1 1169670 Sportsnet.ca / Why Pierre Engvall deserves to stick with 1169634 Penguins prospect Calen Addison helps Canada win IIHF Maple Leafs World Junior Championship 1169671 Sportsnet.ca / Canucks mid-season report: Young group 1169635 Letang’s errors contribute to Penguins’ loss to Panthers continues to learn as they go 1169636 Penguins assign goaltender Emil Larmi to Wheeling 1169672 TSN.CA / Toronto Maple Leafs look to shut down Connor 1169637 Kris Letang sloppy, Tristan Jarry outplayed as Florida McDavid, Edmonton Oilers in second meeting Panthers take down Penguins, 4-1 1169673 TSN.CA / Canada storms back to beat Russia, win World 1169638 Dominik Kahun gets another look on Malkin line as Alex Junior Championship Galchenyuk tumbles down depth chart 1169674 TSN.CA / Barrett Hayton a game-time decision as Canada's 'resilient group' faces more adversity San Jose Sharks 1169639 Capitals 5, Sharks 4: Shocking ending dims otherwise Winnipeg Jets solid road effort 1169661 Sorely missed Copp on cusp of return 1169640 Sharks collapse in final minute of third, lose to Caps in OT 1169662 Game Day: Jets at Canadiens 1169641 Eller's goal completes Capitals' stunning OT win over 1169663 Jets need lineup changes to stop rough ride Sharks SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1169642 Despite improvements, the Sharks are now finding historic ways to lose St Louis Blues 1169643 Perron lashes out at Reaves after ex-Blue roughs up Pietrangelo 1169644 Blues lose their poise — and a three-goal lead — in OT loss to Vegas 1169645 Blues get a point, but their losing streak lives on Tampa Bay Lightning 1169646 Lightning top Carolina Hurricanes to extend win streak to seven games 1169647 How do Lightning decide goalie starts in back-to-back games? 1169553 Anaheim Ducks Nashville rallied to tie it 4-4 with goals from Smith and Orange County native Rocco Grimaldi in the opening 6:30 of the third period.
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