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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 7/25/2019 Boston Bruins New York Rangers 1107546 Marc Savard Joining St SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 7/25/2019 Boston Bruins New York Rangers 1107546 Marc Savard joining St. Louis Blues as assistant coach 1107571 Rangers re-sign Vinni Lettieri with heavy lifting still to 1107547 Bruins announce prospects challenge schedule come 1107548 St. Louis Blues sign former Bruins star Marc Savard as an 1107572 Kaapo Kakko fans take hero worship to a new level NHL coach 1107573 Rangers, restricted free agent Vinni Lettieri agree to one-year deal Buffalo Sabres 1107574 Q&A: Neal Pionk on his long road to the NHL, unique 1107549 Sabres Mailbag: What are trade options for Rasmus development path and his opportunity in Winnipeg Ristolainen? 1107550 Ex-Sabres forward Matt Moulson signs with Hershey Philadelphia Flyers 1107551 Sabres to host New Jersey, Pittsburgh, Boston for 1107575 NHL power rankings: Are Flyers better than 20th after prospects challenge offseason? 1107552 Amerks sign Amherst native Frank Hora, forward Shaw 1107576 For our subscribers: Digging deep on the changes the Boomhower Flyers have made 1107577 Flyers Mailbag: Will the change translate to the ice? Calgary Flames 1107553 Sam Bennett signs two-year deal, anxious to grow role Pittsburgh Penguins with Flames 1107578 Penguins Prediction Rewind: Derick Brassard spent some 1107555 Assessing Calgary’s tentative arena deal to see what’s time on wing before departure different from previous proposals 1107579 Former Penguins forward Billy Tibbetts back in jail 1107580 Maple Leafs sign former Penguins winger Garrett Wilson Chicago Blackhawks 1107581 Ex-Penguin Phil Kessel puts Pittsburgh-area house on 1107556 Blackhawks goalie Corey Crawford marries longtime market for $2.1 million girlfriend Kristy Muscolino 1107582 Former Pittsburgh Penguins Forward Phil Kessel Puts 1107557 Corey Crawford married fiancée Kristy Muscolino, and lots Area House On The Market For $2.1 Million of Hawks were there 1107583 Watch Sidney Crosby's skating transform into artwork 1107558 Dylan Strome on being reunited with Alex DeBrincat last Peter Diana/Post-Gazette season: 'If there was one team I wanted to get traded 1107584 Penguins' draft picks Samuel Poulin and Nathan Legare take friendly competition to next level Colorado Avalanche 1107585 Mailbag: The Penguins’ best prospect, and Pittsburgh’s 1107559 The Gifted: How Avalanche super-prospect Cale Makar’s best toilet intricate skating skills layer into one another San Jose Sharks Columbus Blue Jackets 1107586 NHL expansion draft: Sharks could protect, expose 1107560 Blue Jackets offseason homework: How each player can superstar defensemen improve this summer St Louis Blues Dallas Stars 1107587 ‘Last on the list’: NHL agents go inside restricted free 1107561 19 in ’19 — #5: Mike Modano and his complicated legacy agency negotiations Detroit Red Wings Toronto Maple Leafs 1107562 Hockey enthusiast hopes new league boosts sport's 1107588 Maple Leafs dip into free-agent pool, sign six forwards and culture in Michigan one defenceman 1107589 Maple Leafs roll a seven on free agents Edmonton Oilers 1107590 Maple Leafs make seven signings, including Pontus Aberg 1107563 Lowetide: Finding the best candidates for the final two spots on the Oilers skill lines in 2019-20 Vancouver Canucks 1107601 Patrick Johnston: Leafs’ cap stickhandling a cruel Los Angeles Kings reminder of Canucks moves gone by 1107564 Kings’ Matt Millar gets to work with his idols while 1107602 Yes, the Canucks can still trade Loui Eriksson and here’s coaching future star goalies how they can do it 1107565 STEVENS SPEAKS HIGHLY OF LA TENURE; MOVERARE LOANED; COMMUNITY CALENDAR Vegas Golden Knights 1107591 Golden Knights’ Deryk Engelland isn’t ready for retirement MontrealCanadiens 1107592 What it takes to be a Golden Knights Golden Ace 1107566 Brown: Offseason ranking of the Canadiens’ top-20 prospects – 15-11 Washington Capitals 1107593 Arbitration ruling awards Capitals defenseman Christian Nashville Predators Djoos one-year, $1.25 million contract 1107567 Q&A: WWE wrestler Eric Young on his Predators fandom 1107594 Capitals defenseman Christian Djoos earns $1.25 million and why Matt Duchene could be the team’s leading scorer contract in arbitration 1107595 Don't count on Ovechkin to the Vegas Golden Knights New Jersey Devils 1107596 Arbitration award for defenseman Christian Djoos leaves 1107568 When Devils will play in 2019 Prospects Challenge against Caps with tricky salary-cap decisions Sabres, Bruins, Penguins 1107597 Caps re-sign Christian Djoos to one-year deal after 1107569 With or without Taylor Hall, projecting two paths to Stanley arbitration hearing Cup contention for the Devils in 2022-23 1107598 20 Burning Capitals Questions: Do the Caps have the depth to withstand any major injuries? New York Islanders 1107599 It’s July, and Lars Eller is on the ice at the Capitals’ facility 1107570 Inside the travels and training regimens of Noah Dobson searching for more speed and Oliver Wahlstrom as they prepare for Isles camp Websites 1107603 The Athletic / Using the best contracts in hockey to create the optimal NHL team 1107604 The Athletic / Inside the secret lives of the NHL Insiders and how they unwind for the summer 1107605 The Athletic / Down Goes Brown: Who was the worst player to ever be traded one-for-one for a future Hall of Fa 1107606 Sportsnet.ca / Calgary Flames' Bennett hoping to complement physical game 1107607 Sportsnet.ca / Laine, Connor in focus as Winnipeg Jets' salary cap picture becomes clear Winnipeg Jets 1107600 Q&A: Neal Pionk on his long road to the NHL, unique development path and his opportunity in Winnipeg SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1107546 Boston Bruins Marc Savard joining St. Louis Blues as assistant coach By Andrew Mahoney Globe Staff,July 24, 2019, 3:33 p.m. In the Bruins’ run to the Stanley Cup Final, Marc Savard served as the banner captain for Game 5 of the first-round series against the Toronto Maple Leafs. The next time Savard is at TD Garden, it will be as a member of the St. Louis Blues’ coaching staff. Blues president of hockey operations and general manager Doug Armstrong announced Wednesday that the team has named Savard an assistant coach. “I was fortunate to play with Marc during my career and I’m very familiar with his passion and acumen for the game,” said Blues coach Craig Berube in a statement. “He was a tremendous player and possesses an elite offensive mind. His addition to our staff will be a great benefit to our players and the organization.” Savard played 13 years in the NHL, the last five with the Bruins, before suffering his sixth concussion on a hit against the Colorado Avalanche on Jan. 22, 2011. It came just 10 months after taking a hit blind-side hit to the head by Pittsburgh’s Matt Cooke. 0:58 A closer look at the hit by Matt Cooke that concussed Bruins center Marc Savard in 2010. (Video by Emily Zendt) Originally selected by the New York Rangers in the fourth round of the 1995 NHL Draft, Savard amassed 706 points across 807 regular-season games. In 304 games with the Bruins, he had 74 goals and 231 assists. Up for challenge The Bruins announced that the team will participate in the Prospects Challenge for the fifth straight year. Bruins rookies will compete against those of the Sabres, Penguins, and Devils in the round-robin challenge Sept. 6-9 at HarborCenter in Buffalo. The roster will be announced at a later date. Here is the schedule: Friday, Sept. 6 ■ Pittsburgh vs. Boston, 3:30 p.m. ■ Buffalo vs. New Jersey, 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 7 ■ New Jersey vs. Pittsburgh, 3:30 p.m. ■ Buffalo vs. Boston, 7 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 8 ■ Bruins practice, TBD Monday, Sept. 9 ■ Boston vs. New Jersey, 9:30 a.m. ■ Buffalo vs. Pittsburgh, 12:30 p.m. Bruins prospects who participated in last year’s tournament and also played in at least one regular-season game with Boston in 2018-19 include forwards Anders Bjork, Trent Frederic, Karson Kuhlman, Zach Senyshyn, and defensemen Connor Clifton, Jeremy Lauzon, Urho Vaakanainen, and Jakub Zboril. Boston Globe LOADED: 07.25.2019 1107547 Boston Bruins Bruins announce prospects challenge schedule By MARISA INGEMI | [email protected] | Boston Herald For the fifth straight season, the Bruins will hit the ice for the first time in Buffalo. The Bruins will be one of four teams, along with the Sabres, Devils and Penguins, to participate in the annual Prospects Challenge tournament Sept. 6-9. Last season’s tournament included forwards Anders Bjork, Trent Frederic, Karson Kuhlman, Zach Senyshyn, and defensemen Connor Clifton, Jeremy Lauzon, Urho Vaakanainen and Jakub Zboril, all of whom played at least one NHL regular-season game in 2018-19. Each team will play three contests at the Harborcenter, the Sabres’ practice rink. The Bruins full roster will be announced at a later date, but it should include several of the players who took part in June’s development camp. The schedule for games is the following: Friday, Sept. 6 Pittsburgh vs. Boston, 3:30 p.m. Buffalo vs. New Jersey, 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 7 New Jersey vs. Pittsburgh, 3:30 p.m. Buffalo vs. Boston, 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 9 Boston vs. New Jersey, 9:30 a.m. Buffalo vs. Pittsburgh, 12:30 p.m. Savard hired Former Bruins center Marc Savard is back in the NHL and he ventures into enemy territory. Savard was hired Tuesday by the Stanley Cup champion Blues, being named an assistant on NHL coach of the year Craig Berube‘s staff. “I was fortunate to play with Marc during my career and I’m very familiar with his passion and acumen for the game,” Berube said in a statement. “He was a tremendous player and possesses an elite offensive mind.
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