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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 8/4/2021 Anaheim Ducks Montreal Canadiens 1191240 ‘You could see it coming’: Behind the rise of Ducks 1191266 How Canadiens draftee William Trudeau went from second-round pick Olen Zellweger throwaway QMJHL trade piece to NHL prospect Arizona Coyotes New York Islanders 1191241 Arizona Coyotes sign center Travis Boyd to 1-year 1191267 Isles name Rick Kowalsky an assistant coach for contract Bridgeport affiliate 1191242 Arizona Coyotes sign 3 skaters on 2-way deals 1191268 What are the Islanders doing? Clues about the Isles’ defense options, forward logjam and more Boston Bruins 1191269 Q&A: ESPN analyst Rick DiPietro on NHL buyouts, 1191243 Maine’s J.D. Greenway, Cornell’s Travis Mitchell among Simone Biles, and the story behind his Twitter handle the long shots at Bruins camp 1191244 BHN Puck Links: Are Bruins Out Of Jack Eichel Trade New York Rangers Sweepstakes? 1191270 Former Rangers coach John Tortorella joins ESPN as 1191245 Is there a center in the house? After David Krejci’s exit, studio analyst Bruins pursue next generation options 1191271 Rangers hire John Lilley to fill personnel and scouting positions Buffalo Sabres 1191272 Have the additions of Barclay Goodrow, Sammy Blais and 1191246 Goalie Michael Houser returning to Sabres organization Ryan Reaves made the Rangers better? Or worse? on AHL contract 1191247 Ex-Sabre Michael Peca joining Rochester Americans' staff Ottawa Senators as assistant coach 1191273 Senators’ Michael Del Zotto on D.J. Smith, being a DJ 1191248 'Fueled' by longer wait, Williamsville's Chase Clark drafted himself and playing with Artem Zub by Washington Capitals Philadelphia Flyers Calgary Flames 1191274 How the rebuilt Flyers might look after their flurry of 1191249 MacLeod becomes bench boss for Dinos women's hockey summer moves | On the Fly squad 1191275 Carson Wentz, Ben Simmons, Mickey Moniak, more: This is Philly’s era of missed opportunity Chicago Blackhawks 1191250 Blackhawks expect new signing Jujhar Khaira to provide Pittsburgh Penguins needed physicality 1191276 Penguins defenseman P.O Joseph hopes others will 1191251 Bowman explains process of acquiring Marc-Andre Fleury follow him 1191277 PPG Paints Arena recommends masks, starting with Colorado Avalanche tonight's James Taylor concert 1191252 Avalanche offseason depth chart 3.0: What the lineup 1191278 Penguins re-sign restricted free agent forward Radim looks like with the Ryan Murray, Darren Helm additions Zohorna 1191253 Former Avalanche reveals intense details about what it’s 1191279 First Call: Steelers have '1% chance' to win Super Bowl; like being teammates with Nathan MacKinnon Chase Claypool's bold prediction; Fleury's nudge to j 1191280 Mike Sullivan on coaching Team USA, facing Sidney Dallas Stars Crosby and Evgeni Malkin, belief in Penguins goalies and 1191254 Joseph Cecconi signs one-year, two-way contract with rev Dallas Stars 1191281 Will the Penguins still explore upgrades in goal? Brian Burke says ‘maybe,’ with one key caveat Detroit Red Wings 1191282 Penguins re-sign Radim Zohorna to two-year deal 1191255 Andy Murray out as WMU hockey coach; former Detroit 1191283 Penguins, P.O. Joseph Extend Opportunity to Black Red Wings assistant hired Players with O’Ree Academy 1191256 WMU hockey shakeup: Andy Murray leaves after 10 1191284 Penguins Re-Sign Zohorna to 2-Year Deal; 2nd Year is seasons; ex-Wings assistant takes over NHL Only 1191257 Red Wings’ Jakub Vrana, Adam Erne file for salary 1191285 5 Penguins One-Timers: Pettersson Trade Chatter, arbitration Islanders Deception 1191258 Red Wings’ Tyler Bertuzzi ‘back to normal life’ after injury-plagued season San Jose Sharks 1191286 The Sharks could sever ties with Evander Kane. Here’s Florida Panthers how. 1191259 Panthers’ forward Carter Verhaeghe ‘eager to get back’ to 1191287 Column: NHL quickly responds to Kane betting allegations Florida 1191288 Report: Teammates don't want Kane back; Sharks tried for trade Los Angeles Kings 1191289 Sharks updated depth chart: Evander Kane will leave a 1191260 As he moves on from the Kings, Mike O’Connell reflects void on the ice if he’s not back back fondly on his 15 years with the organization 1191290 REPORT: “Several” Kane Teammates Don’t Want Him 1191261 Ontario Reign ink three on AHL contracts Back on Sharks Minnesota Wild Seattle Kraken 1191262 Wild coach Dean Evason on loss of Zach Parise and Ryan 1191291 ‘I thought we were for sure headed to Seattle’: Kraken Suter: 'We are going forward' rumors got attention of Carey and Angela Price 1191263 Wild coaches already contemplating lineups, even though roster still has holes St Louis Blues 1191264 Wild coach Dean Evason already tinkering with a potential 1191292 Gordo: Tougher Central Division creates huge challenge lineup for Blues 1191265 Wild’s Dean Evason on dramatic roster changes, Boldy 1191293 Blues, Kyrou agree on two-year contract and Rossi making team; plus Fiala’s rare arbitration Tampa Bay Lightning 1191294 Yanni Gourde excited for chance in Seattle even with start delayed 1191295 Ross Colton’s contract? Ondrej Palat’s future? Lineup projections? Lightning mailbag Toronto Maple Leafs 1191296 Leafs head of amateur scouting joins NY Rangers 1191297 Maple Leafs depth chart 2.0: Roster takes shape with Nick Ritchie, Ondrej Kase and David Kampf additions Vancouver Canucks 1191298 Canucks make changes to business-side leadership 1191299 Ex-Canuck Antoine Roussel heads to Arizona with his head held high 1191300 Canucks offseason depth chart: New-look defence, high-end top-9 and where Vancouver stands after free agency Websites 1191301 The Athletic / Q&A: ESPN analyst Rick DiPietro on NHL buyouts, Simone Biles, and the story behind his Twitter 1191302 The Athletic / Down Goes Brown prediction contest results: Did anyone have a perfect entry? Would that be enou 1191303 Sportsnet.ca / NHL’s Top 10 UFAs remaining: Latest rumours, reports 1191304 TSN.CA / Canadian forward Daoust has learned to lean on her teammates SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1191240 Anaheim Ducks So it wasn’t until his brief pandemic season where he finally made a name for himself as one of Canada’s best prospects, ratcheting off 13 points in 11 WHL games as a 17-year-old and then eight in seven games ‘You could see it coming’: Behind the rise of Ducks second-round pick en route to a gold medal with Canada at the under-18 worlds (where he Olen Zellweger led all of the tournament’s defencemen in scoring). Those who know him always knew he’d catch up to his star peers, though. They knew that there was something bigger and better around By Scott Wheeler the corner for him than for most others in his position. Aug 3, 2021 Butt, who runs Premier Strength, a prominent gym for NHL players and prospects in the Edmonton area, has seen Zellweger progress piece by piece. Zellweger has always been in Butt’s gym asking the right CALGARY — To the world, Olen Zellweger’s draft year rise from C-rated questions, knowing exactly what he needs to do to get better and prospect by NHL Central Scouting to second-round pick of the Anaheim following through on his goal-setting. Ducks comes as a bit of a surprise. So when he had the draft year that he did, Butt wasn’t surprised. He’d The rating graded him as a late-round selection likely to be picked in watched him take full advantage of the COVID-lengthened summer that Rounds 5-7 of the 2021 NHL Draft. And on top of that, not only was led into it, dedicating himself to using the added time as an asset in his Zellweger one of the youngest players taken in the draft, born less than a development rather than a waste. week removed from eligibility for the 2022 class, but at 5-foot-10 and 175 “I tell people this all the time: He could do my job. That’s how mature he pounds, he was also one of its smallest defencemen. is and how much of a student of not just hockey but of training he is. He But to those on the inside — to his skating coach, his skills coach, his just wants to learn all the time. Some guys show up to work out and he strength coach and his WHL head coach and general manager — shows up to train. He’s there for a purpose and that’s just who he is,” Butt Zellweger’s draft year emergence was more a matter of when not if. said. “He’s incredible. He puts in the work and he’s getting paid off for it. It was awesome to see. He’s a fun kid to be around. He’s very mature. They’ve always seen it. And he’s really supportive of everyone else in the gym too. He’s not selfish. Yeah, he wants to get better but at the same time he wants “You could always see how dynamic he was,” said Northern Alberta everyone else to succeed too.” Xtreme Hockey Academy’s Tyrel Spitzer, Zellweger’s skills coach. Williams said that if you survey Zellweger’s Everett teammates for the “You could see it coming because he works so hard at it,” said Barry hardest working Silvertips player, he’ll be the most common answer from Butt, who has trained Zellweger since he was 12. the 16-year-old rookies and the 19- and 20-year-old veterans. “You could see that he was on a mission right from the start when he When Zellweger showed up to Everett for the 2020-21 season, he was arrived in Everett,” said Everett Silvertips head coach and general the player Williams saw the biggest change in, describing the manager Dennis Williams.
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