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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 3/3/2020 Anaheim Ducks Colorado Avalanche 1179530 NHL general managers decide to keep emergency goalie 1179561 Avalanche beat Red Wings 2-1, extending two winning rules the same streaks 1179531 Ducks’ Rickard Rakell sticking to script despite 14-game 1179562 What’s behind the Avalanche’s club-record winning streak goal drought on the road? Bonding and chemistry, Erik Johnson says 1179532 Vegas, trades and injuries: How the Ducks’ defense has 1179563 Kiszla vs. Chambers: Are Avalanche destined for thinned since 2017 Francouz-vs.-Grubauer goalie controversy? 1179564 Avalanche goalie Pavel Francouz named NHL’s third star Arizona Coyotes of the week 1179533 The Arizona Coyotes taught a reporter how to play 1179565 Can the Avalanche win the Stanley Cup in 2020? Here’s hockey, and they can teach you, too what one oddsmaker says. 1179534 ‘Last kick at the can’? 15 thoughts for the final 15 games 1179566 Add it up: Nathan MacKinnon isn’t putting in goals, and the of regular season Avs are winning 1179567 By Aarif Deen - March 2, 2020 Boston Bruins 1179568 Passing the Buck: Nuggets and Avs fans pick up the tab 1179535 Bruins thinking more playoffs than position with Lightning for big contracts and missing television revenues on tap 1179536 Bruins defense turns corner after rough stretch Columbus Blue Jackets 1179537 Lightning games a measuring stick for Bruins, too 1179569 Blue Jackets’ Josh Anderson has shoulder surgery, is out 1179538 Torey Krug worried more about helping Bruins win than four to six months his contract status 1179570 Columbus Blue Jackets veterans know playoff 1179539 David Pastrnak for Hart Trophy? Charlie Coyle says opportunities can’t be wasted Bruins star 'is that good' 1179571 Blue Jackets 5, Canucks 3 | The 3-2-1 breakdown 1179540 What Steven Stamkos' injury means for a potential Bruins-Lightning playoff series Dallas Stars 1179541 Bruins looking forward to 'playoff-type' games vs. 1179572 Despite Anton Khudobin’s excellent season, Rick Lightning this week Bowness says Ben Bishop is still the Stars top goalie 1179542 Who cares about wins? 9 questions Bruins must answer 1179573 Shap Shots: The Denis Gurianov conundrum and the before the playoffs Stars’ delicate goalie balance Buffalo Sabres Detroit Red Wings 1179543 As disappointing trip closes, Ralph Krueger wants Sabres 1179574 Detroit Red Wings celebrate early goal, but shots are to maintain intensity sparse in 2-1 loss to Avalanche 1179544 Good news for bedraggled Sabres: Victor Olofsson, Linus 1179575 Detroit Red Wings desperate to show growth as season Ullmark return to practice winds down, but playoff-bound opponents loom 1179545 Victor Olofsson, Linus Ullmark return to Sabres practice 1179576 Detroit Red Wings fall to Colorado Avalanche, 2-1, at Little 1179546 West Seneca native Sean Malone slowly regaining Caesars Arena Sabres' prospect status 1179577 Red Wings' snowball of futility keeps rolling downward, 1179547 Sabres six-pack: What’s worth watching as Buffalo skid at 6 after 2-1 loss to Avalanche marches toward the finish line 1179578 It's another injury for Red Wings, but Jeff Blashill is used to adjusting on the fly Calgary Flames 1179579 Red Wings drop sixth in row, falling to Avalanche 1179548 Flames begin crucial homestand, must bring road game to 1179580 Red Wings host hot Avalanche; Adam Erne done for the Dome season? 1179549 Flames’ deadline-day additions ready to get settled in 1179581 How to watch Detroit Red Wings vs. Colorado Avalanche: Calgary TV channel, start time, stream, Mar. 2, 2020 1179550 5 reasons why Calgary can turn their home-ice 1179582 Avalanche win season-high 7th straight, 2-1 over Red disadvantage back to an advantage Wings 1179551 Emotion stirs Flames as they gallop down the homestretch Edmonton Oilers Carolina Hurricanes 1179583 Oilers explode in third period to smash Nashville 1179552 How does the Canes’ Justin Williams rate his comeback? Predators 1179553 Zamboni driver unlikely to spur NHL to change goalie rule 1179584 Archibald back on Edmonton Oilers' top line 1179554 Q&A: Neuroscience plus hockey makes good analytics 1179585 Edmonton Oilers welcome Kailer Yamamoto's return to sense for the Hurricanes lineup 1179586 Edmonton Oilers Game Day: On the road again in Chicago Blackhawks Nashville 1179555 The goal-horn operator. The ‘Split the Pot’ seller. The 1179587 Splitting Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl saved the Zamboni driver. Meet 8 behind-the-scenes people who ma Oilers’ season 1179556 Blackhawks thankful for home-heavy March schedule after nomadic February Florida Panthers 1179557 Corey Crawford likes the new view from top perch 1179588 The Florida Panthers look broken, and time is running out 1179558 Jonathan Toews' shootout heroics nothing new to Patrick to save their season Kane 1179559 Blackhawks prospect Alec Regula named OHL defenseman of month for February 1179560 Sports books currently have Dominik Kubalik at 50/1 for Calder Trophy Los Angeles Kings Philadelphia Flyers 1179589 NHL general managers decide to keep emergency goalie 1179622 Soaring Flyers will try to shut down Alex Ovechkin again in rules the same critical game in Washington 1179590 After ‘mourning period’ after departure, Ron Hextall moves 1179623 Flyers’ Carter Hart has found rhythm since returning, likely on with life, career to start in Washington on Wednesday 1179591 SPACEK LOANED TO ONT, BRICKLEY TO MAN – 1179624 Wells Fargo Center’s fancy new club level will relocate CONTEXT WITH SEELEY some Flyers season-ticket holders 1179592 WAKING UP WITH THE KINGS: MARCH 2 1179625 Women’s hockey stars promote their sport, look to grow the pro game beyond the NWHL Minnesota Wild 1179626 'If they can see it, they can be it,' PWHPA and Dream Gap 1179593 Nashville travels to Minnesota for division battle Tour inspires all 1179594 Wild-Nashville game preview 1179627 NHL playoff odds: Things are looking up for the Flyers 1179595 Kevin Fiala vs. Mikael Granlund: The comparison 1179628 In new situation with Flyers, Derek Grant building on 1179596 Wild's Kevin Fiala gets to show new, improved game to career season former Predators teammates 1179629 After ‘mourning period’ after departure, Ron Hextall moves 1179597 Kevin Fiala remains on fire entering Wild’s ‘biggest game on with life, career of the year’ Pittsburgh Penguins MontrealCanadiens 1179630 Penguins defenseman Brian Dumoulin, John Marino close 1179598 Stu Cowan: Jeff Petry's son steals the show in new to returning Canadiens video 1179631 Penguins will try to shake off losing streak at home against 1179599 What the Puck: Will Kotkaniemi turn into another Senators Canadiens draft flop? 1179632 Penguins forward Dominik Simon sidelined long term 1179600 Rocket Rundown: Finally, a little goaltender consistency in 1179633 Penguins assign Zach Trotman to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Laval 1179634 Tim Benz, Brian Metzer: No Penguin is without blame 1179601 Brown: What the Laval Rocket can expect from new during recent tumble addition Jesse Ylönen 1179635 Brian Dumoulin and John Marino are nearing returns, and 1179602 Melnick’s GBU: When a coach’s brutally honest answer is it's not a moment too soon best left unsaid 1179636 Penguins' Dominik Simon week-to-week with upper-body injury Nashville Predators 1179637 Five things to know about the Penguins' four opponents 1179603 Pekka Rinne allows career-worst 8 goals as Predators fall this week to Oilers 1179638 Yohe: Brace yourselves for the Penguins’ February 1179604 Oilers 8, Predators 3: Three observations as Pekka Rinne individual report cards allows career-worst 8 goals 1179605 Nashville Predators, MTSU team up for student veterans San Jose Sharks looking to earn college degree 1179639 New Sharks defenseman explains how he became Joe 1179606 Predators vs. Edmonton Oilers: Game time, TV, streaming Thornton’s houseguest info 1179640 San Jose Sharks lose another defenseman to injury 1179607 Are we witnessing the end of the Pekka Rinne era in 1179641 Report: Sharks, Radim Simek agree to new four-year deal Nashville? 1179642 Sharks hand Penguins 6th straight loss, 5-0 1179643 Sharks hope defenseman Jacob Middleton won't miss New Jersey Devils remainder of season 1179608 What the NJ Devils are seeing from Jesper Bratt since 1179644 How John McCarthy's Barracuda career changed course benching after health scare 1179609 When your sibling’s a Devil: Anderson brothers battle on 1179645 Sharks post-deadline FAQs: replacing Barclay Goodrow; the ice in Kings’ win should Aaron Dell return? New York Islanders St Louis Blues 1179610 Ailing ‘identity line’ at center of Islanders’ struggles 1179646 At age 20, Thomas is coming of age for Blues 1179611 Coach Barry Trotz says Islanders are close but need to 1179647 Hochman: Can Blues become the darlings of the NHL? 'stay in the fight' Are they already? 1179648 Before heading to Big Apple, Blues hold an actual ... New York Rangers practice 1179612 Ryan Strome’s Rangers punishment is short-lived 1179649 Blues noteboook: Bouwmeester issues brought back 1179613 Phil Di Giuseppe gets chance to fill Rangers’ Chris Kreider flashbacks for de la Rose void 1179614 With 17 games remaining, what does the NY Rangers Tampa Bay Lightning path to the NHL playoffs look like? 1179650 Why Steven Stamkos’ latest injury feels so ominous 1179615 Rangers' Phillip DiGiuseppe gets rave reviews in place of 1179651 Emergency goalie protocol talk on tap for NHL GMs injured Chris Kreider meeting 1179616 Rangers trending report: Evaluating the team’s ups and 1179652 How Jeff Vinik turned the Lightning from bottom-dweller
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