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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 8/8/2020 Arizona Coyotes Chicago Blackhawks cont'd 1190372 Arizona Coyotes eliminate Nashville Predators for first 1190403 Lazerus: Alexis who? Blackhawks leave draft lottery playoff series win since 2012 behind with big step forward 1190373 Coyotes riding 'unflappable' goaltender Darcy Kuemper as 1190404 ‘Relief, joy, excitement’: Blackhawks’ Matthew Highmore far as he'll take them in playoffs rides the wave 1190374 Coyotes show resilience and depth in eliminating Predators Colorado Avalanche 1190405 Even in the Edmonton bubble, home-ice advantage Boston Bruins matters for Avalanche 1190375 Patrice Bergeron, David Krejci ’unfit to participate’ in 1190406 Grubauer, Francouz make strong cases to start in net for Friday’s Bruins practice Avs 1190376 For hardcore hockey fans, having playoffs in the summer is cool with them Columbus Blue Jackets 1190377 Here's Bruins' first-round playoff scenario entering Sunday 1190407 Maple Leafs stun Blue Jackets with late flurry, tie series vs. Capitals with power-play goal in OT 1190378 Bruins' Patrice Bergeron, David Krejci and Jaroslav Halak 1190408 Pierre-Luc Dubois shows just how good he can be in miss Friday's practice carrying Blue Jackets to victory 1190379 Torey Krug admits Bruins are having trouble lighting fire in 1190409 Elvis Merzlikins will start at goalie for Blue Jackets in round-robin format Game 4 vs. Maple Leafs 1190380 How important is getting the No. 3 seed for Bruins? 1190410 Blue Jackets 4, Maple Leafs 3, OT: Five Takeaways 1190381 Bruins are doomed if Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci 1190411 Blue Jackets coach John Tortorella explains his can’t get going frustrations with Pierre-Luc Dubois 1190382 ‘Family’s first’: Why Bruins’ Steve Kampfer changed his 1190412 Stunner! Blue Jackets, down 3-0, rally to shock Maple mind and opted out Leafs 4-3 in Game 3 Buffalo Sabres Dallas Stars 1190383 Ex-Sabre Matt Moulson returns to Hershey on one-year 1190413 Stars forward Tyler Seguin says he spends his bubble AHL contract downtime video chatting with his dogs, playing cards 1190414 Denis Gurianov: Defensive liability or Stars offensive Calgary Flames necessity? 1190384 Who's next? Flames await Round 1 foe for NHL playoffs 1190415 How Miro Heiskanen’s rare poor defensive night led to 1190385 Flames lean on netminder Talbot in bounce-back year Avalanche’s frequent odd-man rushes 1190386 ‘He’s been a heck of a leader for us’: Interim coach Ward 1190416 For new moms Meg Dowling and Katie Fedun, Stars’ helps Flames over first hump restart brings new challenges 1190387 Statement game for Flames: ‘We’re better-suited for 1190417 Different shades: Why the Mavs’ and Stars’ poor restarts playoffs than last year’ mean different things Carolina Hurricanes Detroit Red Wings 1190388 Mrazek or Reimer? That’s still the question as Hurricanes 1190418 In 1963, Detroit Red Wings' made their first draft pick in prepare for next playoff round history: Pete Mahovlich 1190389 Cut, dig, slide, glide: The Hurricanes MVPs might be the 1190419 Red Wings loan Filip Zadina to Czech team HC Ocelari men who sharpen their skates Trinec 1190390 Rematch! Hurricanes’ first-round playoffs opponent narrowed down to two familiar teams Edmonton Oilers 1190391 Duhatschek Notebook: Importance of fit for top picks, best 1190420 It's all over, Edmonton Oilers crash and burn and burst spot for Lafreniere their own bubble 1190392 LeBrun: What’s a fair deal for Rod Brind’Amour, thumbs 1190421 Oilers kicked to curb by Blackhawks in Qualifying series up for bubble protocol 1190422 Chicago Blackhawks burst Edmonton Oilers' bubble 1190423 Oilers out on Elimination Day with 3-2 loss to Blackhawks Chicago Blackhawks 1190424 HUB CITY NOTES: Coyotes earn playoff spot with win 1190393 Blackhawks advance to the 1st round of the NHL playoffs over Predators after beating the Oilers 3-2 in Game 4. ‘The real fun 1190425 The Oilers have some disappointing lessons to learn — 1190394 4 things to watch for in Game 4 of the Blackhawks-Oilers even in season of progress series, including ‘desperation’ in Edmonton and ‘luck 1190426 Replacing Tyler Ennis: Ranking the best left wing and 1190395 Blackhawks notebook: Kirby Dach translating strong backfill Oilers options training camp into playoff success 1190396 Blackhawks fans anxious for playoff hockey: ‘We’re Florida Panthers playing with house money’ 1190427 Florida Panthers disappointing season ends early. More 1190397 Blackhawks eliminate Oilers with Game 4 victory, reach changes coming this offseason? round of 16 in NHL playoffs 1190428 Jonathan Huberdeau is in the lineup for Florida Panthers’ 1190398 Believe it: Hawks oust Oilers with 3-2 win, advance to next must-win Game 4 vs. Islanders round 1190429 Panthers eliminated from playoffs in Game 4 rout 1190399 Blackhawks eliminate Oilers, win first postseason series since 2015 Stanley Cup Final Los Angeles Kings 1190400 What it will take for Blackhawks to close out Oilers in 1190430 KINGS LOAN TOBIAS BJORNFOT TO DJURGARDENS Game 4 (SHL) 1190401 What having no fans at postseason games is like for Blackhawks' Drake Caggiula 1190402 Powers: Corey Crawford gives Crawford-esque performance when it matters most Minnesota Wild Pittsburgh Penguins 1190431 After holding three leads, Wild loses in OT 1190466 Empty Thoughts: The Penguins tried to play the 1190432 Wild-Vancouver Game 4 recap Canadiens’ game but fell short 1190433 Wild's Alex Stalock (vocal) and Canucks' Jacob Markstrom 1190467 Quick playoff exit gives the Penguins a chance at top (quiet) big contrast on ice prospect Alexis Lafreniere 1190434 Wild trying to stave off elimination in Game 4 vs. Canucks 1190468 Penguins unable to solve Canadiens goaltender Carey 1190435 Pushed to the brink, Wild seeks a spark in Game 4 Price 1190436 Wild’s season ends abruptly as Canucks score 11 1190469 Penguins eliminated from playoffs after being upset by the seconds into overtime Canadiens 1190437 The Chatterbox: Alex Stalock, the NHL’s most talkative 1190470 Penguins to start goaltender Tristan Jarry in Game 4 goaltender, won’t shut up 1190471 To stay alive, Penguins must offset Canadiens’ blue line contribution Montreal Canadiens 1190472 Sidney Crosby's birthday ends in disappointment, and a 1190438 Canadiens upset Penguins 2-0 to advance to first round of murky future comes into focus NHL playoffs 1190473 Ron Cook: Penguins cap campaign without fight or 1190439 About Last Night: Habs frustrated the Penguins' best accountability players all series long 1190474 Stick taps, chirps and observations from 1190440 In the Habs' Room: 'Nobody gave us a chance,' Carey Penguins-Canadiens Game 4 Price says 1190475 Canadiens stun Penguins to win qualifying round 1190441 Underdog Canadiens slam door on Penguins with shutout 1190476 Analysis: Penguins' season ends as a dud after fizzling victory down the stretch 1190442 The Canadiens’ X-factor against the Penguins was behind 1190477 Updates and discussion of Penguins-Canadiens Game 4 the bench 1190478 Paul Zeise: Even with a loss, Mike Sullivan’s job is safe — 1190443 What’s done is done: It’s time to embrace the Canadiens as it should be reaching the playoffs 1190479 Tristan Jarry in, Matt Murray out for Penguins-Canadiens 1190444 Penguins bench Matt Murray; Tristan Jarry will start Game Game 4 4 vs. Canadiens 1190480 Matt Vensel's Penguins chat transcript: 08.07.20Associated Press Nashville Predators 1190481 Surreal season ends with Sidney Crosby, Penguins facing 1190445 For Predators, an excruciating finish to a failed season | familiar questions Estes 1190482 Yohe: 10 observations as the Penguins embarrass 1190446 The end comes sooner than expected for Predators after themselves out of the bubble they fall to Coyotes in OT in Game 4 1190483 The worst loss of Sidney Crosby’s career was totally 1190447 Viktor Arvidsson injured, misses final two periods of Game avoidable 4 1190484 Penguins bench Matt Murray; Tristan Jarry will start Game 1190448 How to watch Game 4 between Predators and Arizona 4 vs. Canadiens Coyotes in qualifying series 1190485 Evgeni Malkin ‘not happy’ with his game. Would different 1190449 After another early exit, the Predators are drifting toward shot selection help? irrelevance 1190486 Yohe: On his 33rd birthday, a countdown of Sidney Crosby’s 33 greatest moments New Jersey Devils 1190450 Finding comparable NHL players for the Devils’ top San Jose Sharks prospects 1190487 Ex-Shark Patrick Marleau, Penguins eliminated in NHL qualifying round New York Islanders 1190488 Media column: Remembering Ralph Barbieri and how 1190451 Islanders have to play waiting game when it comes to next KNBR could help foe 1190452 Islanders finish off Panthers to earn Stanley Cup playoffs Seattle Kraken berth 1190489 ‘You never set out to be the trailblazer’: Kraken’s Everett 1190453 Anthony Beauvillier having fun as Islanders advance into Fitzhugh embraces opportunity as NHL’s first Black Stanley Cup Playoffs 1190454 Defenseman Ryan Pulock makes huge save in Islanders' St Louis Blues clinching win against Panthers 1190490 Blues get 2 p.m. start against Dallas; face Calgary or 1190455 Anthony Beauvillier leads Islanders into playoffs with win Vancouver in Round of 16 over Panthers 1190491 Pandemic hockey: With no fans in the stands "it's like a 1190456 Islanders’ task in Game 4 is simple: Stay the course and video game" advance 1190492 Simplicity has been key to Allen's success in Blues goal 1190457 For Isles to stick around, the B&B Boys have to be this good again Tampa Bay Lightning 1190493 Lightning, Flyers set to play for No. 1 seed in Eastern New York Rangers Conference 1190458 Duhatschek Notebook: Importance of fit for top picks, best 1190494 Lightning’s Steven Stamkos to miss Flyers game, spot for Lafreniere uncertain for playoffs’ start 1190495 Flyers top Capitals, will meet Lightning for top seed in East Philadelphia Flyers playoffs 1190459 Flyers-Lightning preview: TV, time, odds, notes 1190496 Why is Steven Stamkos’ playoff status complicated? 1190460 James van Riemsdyk and Shayne Gostisbehere in Flyers lineup, Joel Farabee goes to top line 1190461 Two key players will be out as ‘matured’ Flyers face Tampa Bay with East’s No.
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