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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 5/27/2021 Arizona Coyotes Edmonton Oilers 1188840 Coyotes' Darcy Kuemper helps Canada to first win at 1188868 Ethan Bear, Edmonton Oilers speak out after racist social world hockey championship media attack 1188869 Edmonton Oilers need more offence to help McDavid and Boston Bruins Draisaitl 1188841 Why Tuukka Rask decided against practicing with his 1188870 Holland says disappointment in Oilers stems from 'greater Bruins teammates on Wednesday expectations' 1188842 Why the Bruins’ David Pastrnak just kept shooting in 1188871 ‘We want so much more’: McDavid, Draisaitl not messing Round 1 against the Capitals around, Oilers free agent updates, fatherly perspective 1188843 Wayne Gretzky to join Turner Sports as NHL analyst beginning in 2021-22 season Florida Panthers 1188844 NWHL’s Metropolitan Riveters franchise sold to Pride 1188872 No Game 7 as Florida Panthers’ 4-0 loss in Tampa Bay operator BTM Partners ends an encouraging season too soon 1188845 Bruins Notebook: B’s will face Islanders in second round 1188873 Florida Panthers’ dream season ends with another 1188846 Boston Bruins Bracing For ‘Heavy, Tough’ Series Vs. first-round exit vs. rival Lightning Islanders 1188874 Panthers’ Joel Quenneville defends decision to wait on 1188847 Is Zdeno Chara Done With The Capitals? using Spencer Knight vs. Lightning 1188848 Boston Bruins Lauzon (Upper Body) Returns To Practice 1188875 Panthers ending should be a beginning | Commentary 1188849 ‘He was handing the Cup to all of us’: The day Boston 1188876 Panthers’ memorable 2021 season comes to an end in celebrated Ray Bourque’s Stanley Cup title Game 6 shutout at Lightning 1188877 Panthers’ Bobrovsky, Driedger take back seat in stride as Buffalo Sabres ‘confident, mature’ Knight takes goalie reins 1188850 Sabres prospect Oskari Laaksonen named to AHL North 1188878 Game 6: Panthers see season end at hands of Lightning Division all-star team 1188879 FHN Morning Skate: Yandle out as Panthers try to stay alive v. Lightning Calgary Flames 1188880 Game 6: Panthers still on the verge v. Lightning but have 1188851 Team Sonnet's Brittany Howard shines with hat-trick at momentum PWHPA showcase in Calgary 1188852 Flames forward Mangiapane buries winner in world Los Angeles Kings championship debut 1188881 World Championships Update – Moore/Petersen named players of the game + stats, quotes, photos, videos Carolina Hurricanes 1188853 Hurricanes will add more fans for next game, whether Minnesota Wild that’s Game 7 or Game 1 1188882 Wild played with determination in Game 6 and takes 1188854 Canes haven’t been their best in third period, but they’ve momentum into Vegas for Game 7 been their most productive 1188883 Vegas considered challenge of overturned goal a 1188855 All seems right in the Hurricanes’ world with Jaccob Slavin worthwhile risk back and playing 1188884 Wild-Vegas Game 6 recap 1188856 I scream, you scream, Staal screams for the Hurricanes’ 1188885 Wild's third-period flurry means 3-0 victory and a Game 7 game-winning goal in overtime in Vegas 1188857 Pay no attention to the haters. As NHL hockey markets 1188886 Wild winger Kirill Kaprizov hopes first playoff goal breaks go, Carolina is pretty great ice for himself, teammates 1188858 Despite goaltender interference wiping away a goal, 1188887 Wild's mission tonight: Survive second period and the Hurricanes regain identity with Game 5 win 'long change' 1188888 Matt Boldy, Wild's No. 1 draft choice from 2019, 'available' Colorado Avalanche to play tonight 1188859 Avalanche rookie Bo Byram back in fold after two-month 1188889 Wild knows things need to be better to extend series vs. bout with concussion Vegas to Game 7 1188860 Ball Arena’s capacity increases to 10,500 for Nuggets, 1188890 Wild must keep weathering Vegas shot storms to keep Avalanche playoff games hopes alive 1188861 ‘Didn’t you teach him this one?’: J.T. Compher’s parents 1188891 Zach Parise giving Wild more to think about and sister break down his biggest Avalanche goals 1188892 Wild force Game 7 with 3-0 win over Golden Knights 1188862 Avalanche can use downtime to get even better 1188893 Wild rookie Kirill Kaprizov on physicality of playoffs: 1188863 Details of the next steps in the Nazem Kadri appeal ‘You’ve just got to play through it’ process 1188894 Wild pull even with Vegas: ‘It all starts at zero now’ as 1188864 Avs practice report: Sampo Ranta skates in place of teams head to Game 7 Newhook, Kadri appeal starts tomorrow Montreal Canadiens Dallas Stars 1188895 What the Puck: Storm clouds on horizon for Bergevin's 1188865 Postseason absence costs Stars learning opportunity for Canadiens young guns Jason Robertson, Jake Oettinger 1188896 Canadiens Notebook: Tyler Toffoli can give Habs a reason to believe Detroit Red Wings 1188897 Leafs expect Canadiens' 'absolute best' in Game 5, 1188866 Former Red Wings goalie Jimmy Howard at peace, Thornton says enjoying retirement from hockey 1188898 Stu Cowan: Canadiens falling to Leafs with barely a 1188867 Red Wings excited about Moritz Seider’s progress, whimper eagerly await debut 1188899 In the Habs' room: 'We have to rally and believe in ourselves': Danault 1188900 About Last Night: What the Chuck! Habs pushed to brink 1188901 Greybeards help Leafs take a commanding lead over Canadiens 1188902 Canadiens playoff notebook: Flashback to 2010, a passive defence and being a reverential opponent Nashville Predators Penguins Continued 1188903 Carolina Hurricanes' Rod Brind'Amour's gripes worked in 1188939 Tristan Jarry became the Penguins’ biggest problem at the Nashville Predators series worst time — now what? 1188904 After Game 5 loss, Nashville Predators will have to make 1188940 Penguins report cards: Sidney Crosby’s line delivers a dud history to win series against Carolina in Game 6 loss to Islanders 1188905 Three things the Predators must do to beat the Hurricanes 1188941 Crosby On Penguins’ Future: That’s Up To Other People in Game 6 1188942 Jarry Falls Flat; Leaky Goals Sink Penguins, Bring up Big 1188906 If Predators lose series, Game 5 could haunt them Questions 1188943 Islanders ‘Jarr’ Penguins 5-3, Jarry Breakdowns, Isles New York Islanders Series Win in 6 1188907 With Fans in Full Throat, Islanders Upset Penguins in 1188944 Robert Morris Hockey Programs Axed by School Funding Round One Cuts 1188908 Islanders close out Penguins in Game 6 home win, 1188945 Whit-sburgh: Company Launches Ryan Whitney Mean advance to face Bruins in second round Mug Bobblehead 1188909 ‘Special’ Islanders built for the NHL playoff grind 1188946 Game 6: Will Emotional Toll of Game 5 be Penguins 1188910 Ex-Devil Travis Zajac provides lift for Islanders Fuel…or the End 1188911 Islanders knock off Penguins, will face Bruins in second round San Jose Sharks 1188912 The dynamic between Semyon Varlamov, Ilya Sorokin 1188947 Sharks, Google settle over downtown San Jose after crucial Islanders switch development 1188913 Islanders' series-clinching win over Penguins gives 1188948 30 Sharks: Ron Sutter Remembers “Fun” With Rebuilding Nassau Coliseum crowd a fresh memory San Jose 1188914 Islanders-Penguins Game 6 recap: Winning goal, key stat and more Seattle Kraken 1188915 Islanders eliminate Penguins in Game 6 at raucous 1188949 Don’t completely rule out Joel Quenneville coaching the Nassau Coliseum, advance to play Bruins Kraken just yet 1188916 Now 24, Islanders' Mathew Barzal remains a superstar in progress St Louis Blues 1188917 Islanders' Oliver Wahlstrom a game-time decision for 1188950 Hochman: The Blues' defense has the capability to be Game 6 vs. Penguins great again, but that means more from Krug, Parayko and 1188918 Killer B’s bring the sting, Ilya Sorokin stands tall: 6 o takeaways from the Islanders’ Game 6 clincher 1188951 Blues swan songs for Tarasenko and Schwartz? Jim 1188919 BROCK THE BARN: Nelson’s Three Point Night Leads Thomas weighs in Islanders to Series Clinching Win 1188952 Berube thinks Blues' challenges are mental as well as 1188920 Playoff Gameday: Islanders Game 6 Lines, Matchups and physical Game Notes vs. Pens 1188953 Armstrong: Stanley Cup window still open for Blues 1188954 Is the Blues’ championship window closing? 10 takeaways Ottawa Senators from GM Doug Armstrong’s season-ending media session 1188921 SNAPSHOTS: Vitaly Abramov decides to head home to Russia to play in KHL ... Mike Reilly has been nice fit for Tampa Bay Lightning 1188955 When they needed him most, Andrei Vasilevskiy showed Philadelphia Flyers up for the Lightning 1188922 What goes into Flyers' chances at Hamilton 1188956 Lightning find spark with return of Barclay Goodrow 1188957 First round: Lightning-Panthers Game 6 live updates Pittsburgh Penguins 1188958 On to Round 2: Lightning finish off Panthers in Game 6 1188923 Minor league report: Nailers win 1,000th game since 1188959 Can Lightning continue their recent Game 6 success arriving in Wheeling against the Panthers? 1188924 Empty Thoughts: Islanders 5, Penguins 3 1188960 Andrei Vasilevskiy drives Lightning in ‘clinical’ win: ‘They 1188925 Sidney Crosby not in favor of breaking up Penguins’ core played like champions’ 1188926 Tim Benz: How bad was Tristan Jarry's goaltending? So 1188961 Former NHL referees weigh in on officiating in these bad that it may confuse the Penguins' offseason plans playoffs: ‘The other side is going to think you suck’ 1188927 Penguins enter uncertain offseason after being eliminated by Islanders Toronto Maple Leafs 1188928 Islanders forward Oliver Wahlstrom a 'game-time decision' 1188962 Maple Leafs can exorcise playoff demons with overdue for Game 6 series win 1188929 Penguins recent elimination game history shows mixed 1188963 The goals from Jason Spezza and Joe Thornton are gravy results to the leadership the Leafs’ veterans have provided 1188930 Tim Benz: Penguins must reverse recent trend of 1188964 The Canadiens will try to win one for the fans when they elimination-game failure to stay alive face the Leafs in Game 5 1188931 U mad, bro?: Penguins fans boil over following Tristan 1188965 The Leafs’ Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner are finding Jarry's Game 5 flub ways to dominate off the scoresheet 1188932 Sidney Crosby points the finger at himself following quiet 1188966 Game 5 vs.
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