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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 01/21/19 Anaheim Ducks Dallas Stars 1127082 Islanders down Ducks 3-0 1127115 A mountain to climb awaits the Dallas Stars on the other 1127083 Ducks’ route to comeback attempt clogged up by side of the NHL All-Star break Islanders’ defensive play 1127084 Ducks end 5-game trip with a shutout loss to streaking Detroit Red Wings Islanders 1127116 Why Detroit Red Wings scratched rookie Dennis Cholowski on 'homecoming' Arizona Coyotes 1127117 Detroit Red Wings fizzle late - again - lose at Vancouver 1127085 Vinnie Hinostroza scores winner as Coyotes beat Canucks, 3-2 slumping Maple Leafs 1127118 Red Wings' Anthony Mantha could score 20 goals. Why it 1127086 Hinostroza scores winner, Coyotes beat slumping Maple matters Leafs 1127119 Detroit Red Wings lose to Vancouver Canucks, 3-2 1127087 Early return on Strome/Schmaltz trade is win-win for 1127120 Red Wings waste another third-period lead in 3-2 loss to Coyotes, Blackhawks Canucks 1127121 ‘Pretty tough so far': Filip Zadina learning but still long way Boston Bruins from Red Wings 1127088 Nine-day break gives Tuukka Rask a chance to recover 1127089 A look behind the scenes at a NESN Bruins broadcast Edmonton Oilers 1127090 No place like home for Bruins fourth-liner Chris Wagner 1127122 Oilers’ dreadful start does them in against Carolina 1127091 Bruins need to regain focus after stumbling into the bye Hurricanes week 1127123 JONES: Chiarelli or no Chiarelli? That is the question for 1127092 Bruins hope Tuukka Rask concussion 'settles itself quickly' the Edmonton Oilers after nasty hit 1127124 Hard lessons are a way of life for young Oilers 1127125 Edmonton Oilers impressed with McDavid’s blood-stained Calgary Flames response 1127093 Analyzing the deal of the 2018 NHL draft: Flames and 1127126 If the Oilers are sellers at the deadline, expect a Condo of Hurricanes Condors heading north 1127094 Hamilton laughs off character critiques, excited for return-trip to Calgary Florida Panthers 1127127 Preview: Sharks at Panthers, 7 p.m., Monday Carolina Hurricanes 1127128 Panthers finally end losing streak, look to enter All-Star 1127095 Two goals from both Niederreiter and Wallmark help lead break on a high Hurricanes past Oilers 7-4 Los Angeles Kings Chicago Blackhawks 1127129 Coach Willie Desjardins confident Kings will be ready to 1127096 Blackhawks' Henri Jokiharju a healthy scratch as Jeremy go in final game before break Colliton tries to find enough ice time to go around 1127130 What we learned from the Kings' 7-1 loss to the Avalanche 1127097 'I don't hold it against the city': Capitals' Devante Smith- 1127131 After latest ‘pathetic’ loss by Kings, will management Pelly starts in return to United Center after raci finally fully embrace a rebuild? 1127098 Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane team up to beat the 1127132 MUZZIN, MARTINEZ MAINTENANCE; FANTENBERG defending champion Capitals and snap the Blackhawks' BACK AFTER BREAK; COMPETITIVE PRACTICE 5-gam 1127133 WAKING UP WITH THE KINGS: JANUARY 20 1127099 Caps' Devante Smith-Pelly starts 1st game at United Center since racist taunts Minnesota Wild 1127100 Collin Delia makes wild saves, regrettable errors in 1127134 Wild-Vegas game preview Blackhawks' 8-5 win over Capitals 1127135 Look at the long view on why the Wild traded Nino 1127101 Jonathan Toews scores hat trick as Blackhawks bring Niederreiter for Victor Rask back old ways vs. Capitals 1127136 Wild's Charlie Coyle keeps an optimistic outlook after 1127102 Blackhawks finally offer some warmth in a brutally cold shifting back to wing season 1127137 Charlie Coyle switches positions again for Wild. What else 1127103 Blackhawks goalie Corey Crawford seems intent on return is new? from concussion 1127104 Saad shows flashes of his old self in Blackhawks' win Montreal Canadiens 1127105 Toews scores hat trick, Kane adds 2 in Hawks' win 1127138 Canadiens Notebook: Jesperi Kotkaniemi dazzles fans 1127106 Four takeaways: Patrick Kane, Jonathan Toews put on with shootout move show as Blackhawks snap losing streak 1127139 Stu Cowan: Snowstorm doesn't stop Canadiens from 1127107 Blackhawks know development won’t be linear for Henri showing off skills Jokiharju 1127140 Melnick’s GBU: If you need a momentum swing against 1127108 Powers: Are the Blackhawks handling Henri Jokiharju’s the Canadiens, just take a penalty development properly? Nashville Predators Colorado Avalanche 1127141 Predators' Colton Sissons tries to stay away from numbers 1127109 Why Carl Soderberg, Avalanche’s oldest member, is game playing best hockey of NHL career 1127110 Why trading for Kevin Hayes seems like a bad idea – and New Jersey Devils almost certainly won’t happenAdrian Dater 1127142 5 things the NJ Devils want to see after the All-Star break 1127111 Avs tie franchise record with 6 goals in 2nd, rout Kings 7-1 Columbus Blue Jackets 1127112 Sergei Bobrovsky looks forward to downtime 1127113 Nick Foligno values time off with family 1127114 Wild 2, Blue Jackets 1: Five takeaways New York Islanders Vegas Golden Knights 1127143 Islanders breeze past Ducks behind shutout from Robin 1127172 Golden Knights show patience when top line struggles Lehner 1127173 Golden Knights plan shift to slower speed after wild win 1127144 First-place Islanders win fifth straight with shutout of 1127174 Why Reilly Smith is considered the Golden Knights’ best Ducks player in the dressing room 1127145 Remarkable turnaround for Robin Lehner in his first 1127175 Golden Knights Owner Foley Involved in Creative season with Islanders Development of New VGK Pregame Video, Used His Own 1127146 Islanders win fifth straight as Cal Clutterbuck scores twice, Helicopter Robin Lehner earns third shutout Washington Capitals New York Rangers 1127176 Capitals can’t rally against cellar-dwelling Blackhawks as 1127147 This is the exact week weary Rangers have been waiting losing streak reaches 5 games for 1127177 Defense optional as Caps handed 8-5 loss in Chicago 1127148 Rangers feeling good about themselves entering the break 1127178 Devante Smith-Pelly named a starter in return to Chicago after ugly racial taunts Ottawa Senators 1127179 What isn’t working for the Capitals as winless stretch 1127149 Chabot relishes life as a hockey star and hockey fan reaches five games Philadelphia Flyers Websites 1127150 Carter Hart, Flyers enter break with stars finally aligning 1127187 Sportsnet.ca / Maple Leafs still looking for way to snap 1127151 Nolan Patrick scores twice; Flyers top Canadiens post-Christmas slide 1127152 Fish: How much change will Chuck Fletcher make as 1127188 Sportsnet.ca / Travis Dermott gives Maple Leafs a glimpse season winds down? of life after Jake Gardiner 1127153 Flyers' reward for spell of success is a week of rest 1127189 Sportsnet.ca / Healthy Canucks full of confidence as 1127154 Patrick scores twice, Flyers top Canadiens points keep piling up 1127155 The Flyers are starting to do some convincing with GM 1127190 Sportsnet.ca / Adam Larsson's struggles show how fragile Chuck Fletcher Oilers' roster depth is 1127156 Flyers 5, Canadiens 2: 10 things we learned from a 1127191 Sportsnet.ca / Dougie Hamilton addresses innuendo that positive lead-in to the bye week followed him out of Calgary 1127192 TSN.CA / Leafs' slump continues with loss to Coyotes Pittsburgh Penguins 1127193 TSN.CA / Jeff Paterson's Five Takeways: Red Wings @ 1127157 Penguins send newly acquired winger Joseph Blandisi to Canucks Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 1127194 TSN.CA / Leafs look to solve Coyotes' top-ranked penalty 1127158 Penguins head into break with nagging inconsistencies kill 1127159 Analysis: How the Penguins can rediscover their identity 1127195 TSN.CA / Slumping Nylander has new look and new line 1127160 Penguins reassign Joseph Blandisi to Wilkes- 1127196 TSN.CA / Pettersson expected back as Canucks host Red Barre/Scranton Wings 1127198 USA TODAY / Capitals make statement, start Devante San Jose Sharks Smith-Pelly in Chicago after 2018 racial taunts 1127161 Sharks recall defenseman after Erik Karlsson was late scratch vs. Lightning Winnipeg Jets 1127180 Jets are sitting pretty at all-star break despite occasional St Louis Blues poor outing 1127162 Preview: Blues at Kings 1127163 Blues must avoid dreaming in California SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 Tampa Bay Lightning 1127164 Lightning-Sharks: Rewinding Tampa Bay’s bounce back win Toronto Maple Leafs 1127165 Leafs fumble away another one with loss to mediocre Coyotes 1127166 Lost Leafs have gone to the dogs 1127167 Leafs lose Johnsson and game to Coyotes 1127168 Maple Leafs’ losses continue to mount as they fall Coyotes 1127169 Maple Leafs' Gardiner to miss Sunday's game because of back spasms 1127170 Leafs' Nylander on his struggles: 'I know I have to put the work in' 1127171 Leafs Report Cards: Game 48 versus Arizona Vancouver Canucks 1127181 Canucks Post Game: Green’s double day, Pettersson’s play, Markstrom’s message 1127182 Ed Willes: Finally healthy, Canucks show spunk, and possibilities, against Red Wings 1127183 Canucks 3 Red Wings 2: Pettersson, Markstrom best health plan in possible playoff push 1127184 Canucks prospect Jett Woo adding fancy passing highlights to his heavy hitting clips 1127185 Canucks Game Day: Red Wings looking to rev up motors for Pettersson’s return at Rogers 1127186 The Athletties: Why Roussel celebrated, EP’s return, a rebuild debate and what Hughes needs to do 1127082 Anaheim Ducks Islanders down Ducks 3-0 By ASSOCIATED PRESS JAN 20, 2019 | 4:15 PM Islanders down Ducks 3-0 Cal Clutterbuck scored twice in the first period and Robin Lehner made 19 saves as the New York Islanders downed the Anaheim Ducks 3-0 on Sunday for their fifth straight win. The victory was the 15th in 18 games for the Metropolitan Division- leading Islanders, who have surged past Washington and Columbus over the past month. The Islanders have one game remaining — Tuesday at Chicago — before the All-Star break.
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