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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 6/20/2020 Anaheim Ducks Philadelphia Flyers 1186568 Should the Ducks try to add Jack Eichel (if he wanted out 1186591 Ticket to a return: The status of each sport’s road back to of Buffalo)? playing 1186592 Lightning players, Maple Leafs star Auston Matthews test Arizona Coyotes positive for coronavirus 1186569 New Coyotes CEO Xavier A. Gutierrez looks to reach 1186593 As Lightning experience positive coronavirus tests, Latino community questions become bigger for NHL 1186594 How the Eagles, Sixers, Phillies, and Flyers are Boston Bruins celebrating Juneteenth 1186570 Could Sabres dumpster fire turn into a Jack Eichel 1186595 2019-20 Flyers season grades: Brian Elliott opportunity for Bruins? 1186596 One silver lining to fans not attending sports over last 100 days Buffalo Sabres 1186597 10 Philly play-by-play announcers share their favorite 1186571 Sabres' shakeup means Ralph Krueger is moving up in calls, do-overs and more power structure 1186572 Matthew Barnaby on state of Sabres: 'Do I feel bad for this Pittsburgh Penguins fan base' 1186598 NHL: 11 players have tested positive for coronavirus since June 8 Calgary Flames 1186599 Wheeling Nailers hire former forward Derek Army as 1186573 Trick-shot challenge shines spotlight on Flames exec assistant coach Chris Snow in fight with ALS 1186600 Mark Madden: Top 5 victories in Pittsburgh sports history 1186601 Do-overs: Conor Sheary and the best and worst returns in Carolina Hurricanes Penguins history 1186574 Another year, another chance for Hockey Hall of Fame to 1186602 ‘The ultimate leader’: Sidney Crosby’s drive has his coach finally call Rod Brind’Amour excited about return 1186575 Keeping up with the Canes: 10 questions with Stormy the 1186603 The 10 worst free-agent signings in Pittsburgh sports Ice Hog history Chicago Blackhawks San Jose Sharks 1186576 Daniel Carcillo alleges physical, sexual abuse in lawsuit 1186604 Almost 4 years after retirement, Dan Boyle’s competitive against junior hockey fire still burns 1186577 What 100 days without hockey has been like for a Blackhawks reporter Tampa Bay Lightning 1186578 100 days without hockey: Blackhawks' Patrick Kane 1186605 Return-to-play plan approved; NHL focus shifts to reflects on NHL pause Canadian cities as host sites 1186606 Three Lightning players test positive for the coronavirus Dallas Stars 1186607 Tampa Bay, national sports figures recognize Juneteenth 1186579 Stars right wing Alexander Radulov jumps to No. 8 overall 1186608 Lightning close facility after COVID-19 positives; sources pick in NHL.com’s 2004 redraft say more positive tests around NHL Detroit Red Wings Toronto Maple Leafs 1186580 The inside story of the Red Wings’ star-studded 2001 1186609 COVID-19 cases on the rise among athletes as leagues offseason prepare to restart 1186610 Virus shuts down Leafs’ Auston Matthews in Arizona, Blue Minnesota Wild Jays in Florida 1186581 NHL has a plan, but it's short on details 1186611 Chris Snow’s best trick might not be kicking a field goal for 1186582 Wild star Matt Dumba commits to helping rebuild Lake ALS, he’s getting others to put the boot to the Street in Minneapolis 1186612 Feds approve NHL cohort quarantine plan, removing an 1186583 The 10 best free-agent signings in Minnesota sports obstacle for hub cities history 1186613 A Canadian hub could be Covid oasis 1186584 Meet the Boyds: The black hockey family you’ve never 1186614 Maple Leafs star Auston Matthews tests positive for heard of in the NHL COVID-19 1186615 'NATIONAL INTEREST': Feds to open door for Canadian Montreal Canadiens NHL hub 1186585 Stu on Sports: Don't bet on the NHL playoffs ever getting 1186616 The 10 worst free-agent signings in Maple Leafs history started Vancouver Canucks New Jersey Devils 1186619 Ben Kuzma: Boucher departs Canucks, starts packing for 1186586 Devils’ Jack Hughes plans to work - and eat - his way to Russia and KHL adventures big success: ‘I will get stronger’ 1186620 Ed Willes: Caring about kids isn't an act for Jim Crescenzo 1186587 The Devils and free agency: Best and worst signings, and 1186621 Behind the scenes with ‘John and John,’ Sportsnet’s iconic the ones who got away Canucks broadcast duo New York Rangers 1186588 Kaapo Kakko gets the OK to join Rangers camp 1186589 Daniel Carcillo heads disturbing junior hockey sexual assault lawsuit 1186590 Most of Rangers' European players to return to New York next week Washington Capitals 1186617 Key questions for the 2020 postseason: How will Braden Holtby perform? Websites 1186622 The Athletic / Meet the Boyds: The black hockey family you’ve never heard of in the NHL 1186623 The Athletic / What’s it like to do play-by-play of an NHL game from a monitor? 1186624 The Athletic / Q&A: For former ‘SportsCenter’ host Craig Kilborn, ‘Instagram is enough for now’ 1186625 The Athletic / ‘Uncomfortable and scared’: Abuse allegations inside the USA Hockey sled program 1186626 The Athletic / DGB Grab Bag: Awards thoughts, MLB lessons and the 1994 Rangers on ‘Letterman’ 1186627 Sportsnet.ca / Bernie Saunders, NHL’s fifth Black player, opens up on racial discrimination 1186628 Sportsnet.ca / Pavel Barber teaches you how to master Malkin's backhand spinorama 1186629 Sportsnet.ca / NHL says 11 players have tested positive for COVID-19 since June 8 1186630 TSN.CA / Draft prospect Braden Schneider on big hits, his big World Junior dream 1186631 TSN.CA / Hockey Hall of Fame set for first virtual vote 1186632 USA TODAY / Three players, two staff of Tampa Bay Lightning test positive for COVID-19, per report Winnipeg Jets 1186618 TED'S TALK: Discouraging week for the world of sports with virus cases and tensions rising World Leagues News 1186633 College football's coronavirus comeback will be the most complicated in sports, and we are already seeing why 1186634 Nationals Dominican minor leaguer reportedly tests positive for COVID-19 1186635 Reports: 23 Clemson football players have COVID-19 1186636 Players in multiple sports leagues test positive for COVID-19 1186637 Coronavirus Today: Restarting sports 1186638 SWAC commissioner: Fall sports will be canceled if coronavirus delays seasons past mid-October 1186639 Nick Watney first PGA player to test positive for coronavirus 1186640 Patriots to allow season-ticket holders at higher risk for coronavirus to skip season, return in 2021 1186641 Fake crowd noise and imagery amplify sports’ desperation during coronavirus 1186642 UCLA football players demand protection from ‘injustices’ amid pandemic return 1186643 Texas Motor Speedway to host first major sports event with fans since COVID-19 shutdown 1186644 How Boxing's COVID-19 Problems Foreshadow Trouble for the NBA 1186645 Tracking coronavirus in sports: NHL announces 11 cases 1186646 MLB Closing Florida And Arizona Training Facilities For Coronavirus Cleaning 1186647 Opinion: It's hard to see NFL, college football being played as usual this fall SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1186568 Anaheim Ducks No. 1 center. At his best, Getzlaf has been a top-five center and peaked with a Hart Trophy runner-up nod in 2014. He has delivered in the postseason and international play. But he’s now 35. Should the Ducks try to add Jack Eichel (if he wanted out of Buffalo)? Someone has to take the baton from him. The Ducks don’t have that kind of player coming. They could hope Trevor Zegras becomes better than anyone could imagine. Maybe they will get that player with their first Eric Stephens and Lisa Dillman selection in this year’s draft. But there are no hopes or maybes with Eichel. He would be that franchise beacon. (He just wouldn’t be able to Jun 19, 2020 18 wear No. 9 because of Paul Kariya.) Now next week’s NHL Draft Lottery could drop the Ducks in the No. 1 “Listen, I’m fed up with the losing.” spot and, in theory, give them Alexis Lafreniere as a franchise piece. There would be no need to trade assets for a player who many suggest Jack Eichel wants to lead the Buffalo Sabres to glory. Five years in, he’ll has that elite quality. But has the lottery been kind to you, Ducks Nation? settle for being on a winning team and suiting up for his first Stanley Cup Can you count on that? playoff game. All of this is, of course, the easy part. There is the mighty challenge of But those few words that were part of a release of frustration over pulling off something gargantuan. another fruitless Sabres season might as well been spelled out in capital letters and flashing with a red light to a loyal, agitated fan base and, “It would be a massive offer to even start a conversation,” said Mike perhaps more important, an organization that continues to spin its Johnson, a former NHL forward who’s now a prominent analyst on NHL wheels. Network in the U.S. and TSN in Canada. Eichel sounded his clarion call late last month. Three weeks later, Sabres Added another league executive: “It would certainly take a monster owners Terry and Kim Pegula fired general manager Jason Botterill after package for Eichel. I’d have to think about that.” Meanwhile, a former a three-year run and purged numerous other executives and scouts. Now NHL exec offered his own suggestion on how to get the center. “Buy the the 23-year-old star — one who legitimately deserves that label who took Sabres,” he cracked. a real step toward entering superstardom this past season — will be Let’s assume this. The only way the Sabres would ever deal Eichel is if playing for his third GM as he enters his sixth NHL season. Ralph they were forced to. Right? And the ask would be enormous, especially Krueger is his third coach.
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