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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 6/13/2021 Boston Bruins Pittsburgh Penguins 1215689 Bruins have the most identifiable roster in town, but will it 1215717 Mark Madden's Hot Take: Marc-Andre Fleury's story last? keeps getting better ... just not in Pittsburgh 1215690 For Kevan Miller, the timing of Bruins’ playoff elimination 1215718 Penguins A to Z: Kasper Bjorkqvist still has plenty to prove was a cruel twist of fate 1215719 Penguins Changes: How NHL Semi-Finals Should Affect 1215691 David Krejci On Future With Bruins: ‘I Just Don’t Know Pens Thinking Right Now. 1215692 Boston Bruins DeBrusk: ‘My Haters Had A Lot To Say San Jose Sharks This Year’ 1215720 Which UFA Centers Should Sharks Target? Chicago Blackhawks Seattle Kraken 1215693 Seth Jones isn’t the solution to Blackhawks’ defensive 1215721 Projecting the protected list: Who’s staying with the woes, but Dougie Hamilton could be Winnipeg Jets and who could be picked by the Seattle Kra Colorado Avalanche St Louis Blues 1215694 Jared Bednar isn’t to blame. Avalanche players blew it 1215722 Cardinals notebook: Kim faces last test before return this with turnovers week to rotation; Gorman slugs three homers 1215695 Seven playoff losses. Eight days of heartbreak. Why does 1215723 Leading by example: Hard-working O’Reilly has enjoyed loving the Avs and Nuggets have to hurt so much? captaining the Blues 1215696 Grading the Week: All hail Ethan Horvath, restorer of sanity to Empower Field and USMNT soccer Tampa Bay Lightning 1215697 Colorado Avalanche protected list: Who’s staying and who 1215724 Lightning GM Julien BriseBois on cap maneuvering: could be picked in the Seattle Kraken expansion draft ‘Sometimes the stars align for you’ 1215698 Leftover thoughts from an Avalanche season gone too 1215725 Lightning-Islanders: Familiar foes expect another tight soon… series 1215699 Scott Takes: There’s always next year…again. 1215726 Lightning’s Nikita Kucherov: ‘Missing a whole year ... you don’t want to be that guy’ Dallas Stars 1215727 NHL playoff predictions for the semifinals: Will the Golden 1215700 The experiment with Jamie Benn at center paid off. What Knights and Lightning battle for the Stanley Cup? does that mean for the Stars next season? 1215728 Film session: Breaking down Lightning’s ‘big-game player,’ Brayden Point Detroit Red Wings 1215701 Red Wings’ Troy Stecher wins gold with Canada at Toronto Maple Leafs Worlds; U.S. takes bronze 1215729 HORNBY: Frank Fredrickson was a hero in the air and on 1215702 Two online passion projects help fans track the Red the ice Wings’ top prospects in Sweden Vancouver Canucks Edmonton Oilers 1215741 'How come we were able to make the right choice and 1215703 OILERS NOTES: Is Jake DeBrusk a trade target for everybody else was not?' Edmonton? 1215704 Lowetide: How close to NHL-ready is Oilers prospect Vegas Golden Knights Dmitri Samorukov? 1215730 Golden Knights eager to play outside division in semifinals 1215731 Golden Knights, Canadiens own far different histories Montreal Canadiens 1215732 Marc-Andre Fleury ready to face hometown team in 1215705 'I believed in this team from the start': Habs GM Marc semifinals Bergevin happy to see his moves pay off 1215733 Evans traveling to Vegas with Canadiens for Golden Knights New York Islanders 1215734 Previewing the Golden Knights’ semifinal matchup vs. the 1215706 Islanders’ Casey Cizikas motivated by 2020 playoff injury Canadiens setback 1215735 NHL playoff predictions for the semifinals: Will the Golden 1215707 Lightning’s controversial Nikita Kucherov move draws Knights and Lightning battle for the Stanley Cup? more ire before Islanders series 1215736 Next Week: Vegas Golden Knights vs Montreal Canadiens 1215708 Islanders finally giving this generation taste of past and Las Vegas 117-Degree Weather vs T-Mobile Arena euphoria Ice S 1215709 How Islanders stack up against Lightning in 2021 NHL 1215737 Las Vegas Bouncing Back From COVID: Sellout Of 9,568 semifinals At Las Vegas Ballpark Friday Evening 1215710 Islanders GM Lou Lamoriello's moniker for team's 1215738 Pete DeBoer’s Game One Gamble Paid Off For Vegas turnaround: Transformer Golden Knights 1215711 Oliver Wahlstrom close to return, but no guarantee to get back in Islanders' lineup against Lightning Washington Capitals 1215712 Casey Cizikas feeling the love, wants to return it to 1215739 Oshie's son shows off budding hockey skills Islanders fans in Stanley Cup playoffs 1215713 After Missing ’20 ECF, Czikas Itching for a Crack at Lightning 1215714 Head-to-Head: Islanders in Familiar Role, Eager Underdog 1215715 ‘Finish the Job,’ Islanders Martin Expected Semis, Wants More Philadelphia Flyers 1215716 As Laperriere's time arrives, more to come for Flyers and Phantoms Websites 1215742 The Athletic / NHL power rankings: Our fresh 1-4 rankings, plus remembering some ’90s goalies 1215743 The Athletic / NHL business notebook: The growth of custom skates, ESPN and Turner broadcaster updates 1215744 Sportsnet.ca / Canadiens’ Bergevin appears reinvigorated after challenging 2021 season 1215745 Sportsnet.ca / Quick Shifts: Why Bruins could be in for some major changes 1215746 TSN.CA / McTavish doesn't want to change much ahead of NHL Draft 1215747 USA TODAY / NHL playoff predictions: Who wins semifinal series to advance to Stanley Cup Final? Winnipeg Jets 1215740 Projecting the protected list: Who’s staying with the Winnipeg Jets and who could be picked by the Seattle Kra SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1215689 Boston Bruins To make it all the worse, offense from the Bruins’ third and fourth lines was nonexistent. The bottom-six forwards also failed to muster enough of the defensive pluck that so often can spark offense from the scoring Bruins have the most identifiable roster in town, but will it last? lines. Third-line pivot Charlie Coyle finished the postseason 2-1—3 in 11 games and was a team-worst minus-8. That’s a long summer. By Kevin Paul Dupont Globe Staff,Updated June 12, 2021, 12:55 p.m. The muckers didn’t muck. Too few of the scorers scored. Finally, the crusher came when defenseman Brandon Carlo exited Game Their postseason disappointment still palpable, Bruins management any No. 3 with yet another concussion, drilled into the rear wall on a clean, hour now will offer preliminary indication what their roster will look like stiff check by the Islanders’ Cal Clutterbuck. The Bruins already were when they next convene on the ice in Brighton for the start of training without Kevan Miller on the right side, not to mention the earlier losses of camp in September. depth guys John Moore and Steven Kampfer (both to surgery). Time changes everything, of course, and time mixed with playoff regret The Bruins chiseled out a 2-1 overtime win the night Carlo exited, and typically means a deeper cut. Last season’s dismissal by the Lightning then were outscored, 15-7, over the next three losses. Rush after rush, led to waving goodbye to Torey Krug and Zdeno Chara. In the weeks Islanders forwards blitzed into the Boston end, rarely, if ever, suffering ahead, we could see unrestricted free agents Tuukka Rask and David the rude awakenings they might have been dealt had Carlo and Miller Krejci (29 years of combined Spoked-B service), both members of the been on duty. The backline turned soft and porous, a bad combination in 2011 Stanley Cup team, likewise headed for the door. February, and lethal in the spring. Granted, this is open to debate, but the Bruins, even in the hours No telling now if general manager Don Sweeney, after allowing Chara following their most recent loss, have the most identifiable roster among and Krug to leave town, will retain Rask and/or Krejci. The two are pricey, the town’s four major sports. Remarkable. Even though it has been 10 aging, and their performances at times can be, shall we say, frustrating years since their last championship. and uneven. Roster identity alone clearly does not equate to championships, or even Undeniable, though, is the fact that Rask and Krejci have logged long, solid playoff runs, but it keeps the customers engaged. If the time has valuable, and distinguished service here, very much contributing to a come for Rask and/or Krejci to move on, no matter by whose decision, positive team identity that the other three major pro teams now find the franchise’s valuable, fragile “Q” factor will take a significant hit. themselves, to varying degrees, unable or unwilling to match. Unfortunately, we’re getting used to that drill around here. Fail though they have yet again, the Bruins overall have succeeded in constructing an engaging and entertaining product full of very The Red Sox, not even three years past their most recent World Series recognizable roster faces. Not long ago, all the rosters were like that here win, have since bought full boat into the MLB “parts is parts” theory of in the city of champions. Not so anymore. roster building. We’ve gone from the big-name mind-set of Pedro Martinez, David Ortiz, Manny Ramirez, Mookie Betts, et al, to a mulligan We’ve learned upon seeing some of these guys leave, even those far stew lineup cooked up in a hardball analytics lab. At Fenway, the motto is from perfect, that their equals aren’t walking through that door to pick up “numbers super nominibus” (numbers above names). where they left off. Out in Foxborough, they’re telling us the Brady-less, Gronkowski-less, SEASON OF SETBACKS Edelman-less Patriots could be back on the path to Super Bowl glory in no time. Trust the process. That’s the same process that told us a year DeBrusk looking to turn the page ago to trust Cam Newton to run the offense, saw where that went, and It was a difficult season for Jake DeBrusk, whose future in Boston is in then brought him back for seconds this fall.
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