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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 3/18/2020 Anaheim Ducks Los Angeles Kings 1172670 Ottawa Senators player tests positive; they played the 1172695 Ottawa Senators player tests positive; they played the Kings and Ducks last week Kings and Ducks last week 1172671 Ottawa Senator is first NHL player to test positive for 1172696 Ottawa Senator is first NHL player to test positive for coronavirus coronavirus 1172697 Kings’ Mark Yannetti explains how COVID-19 has Arizona Coyotes impacted team’s scouting 1172672 NHL eyes training camp start date, sends players home amid coronavirus Minnesota Wild 1172698 Wild GM Bill Guerin has 'never seen anything like this' Boston Bruins 1172699 Wild to pay part-time employees for suspended games 1172673 Bruins sign goalie prospect Jeremy Swayman 1172700 Wild GM Bill Guerin on coronavirus pandemic: ‘This is 1172674 Bruins fans have felt this pain before bigger than hockey’ 1172675 With Tom Brady gone, Patrice Bergeron is now the dean of the Boston sports scene MontrealCanadiens 1172676 Goalie Jeremy Swayman leaves Maine, signs deal with 1172701 Canadiens prospect Cole Caufield returning to Wisconsin Bruins next season 1172677 Shinzawa: Why Zdeno Chara looked up to Tom Brady 1172702 Meet Konstantin Okulov, the KHL star the Canadiens are 1172678 What if: Imagine Bruins winning all three Stanley Cups chasing they vied for in 2010s 1172679 How good communication made Tuukka Rask even more Nashville Predators valuable to Bruins defensemen 1172703 Bridgestone Arena workers will be paid for events canceled because of coronavirus Buffalo Sabres 1172680 Sabres: Person who tested positive for COVID-19 New Jersey Devils attended March 5 game 1172704 When could the NJ Devils and NHL resume play? A public health expert weighs in Calgary Flames 1172705 Ottawa Senators' player tests positive for COVID-19, 1st 1172681 COVID-19: GoFundMe proceeds still earmarked for case in NHL part-time Saddledome staff 1172706 Senators player tests positive for coronavirus, becoming 1172682 Milan Lucic answers your questions: On fighting, feuds first NHL case and ‘Frozen 2’ New York Islanders Carolina Hurricanes 1172707 Coronavirus likely brings unceremonious end to Islanders' 1172683 Hurricanes announce plan to compensate event staff at doomed tenure in Brooklyn PNC Arena 1172684 Canes GM Don Waddell: On paying employees, the New York Rangers Stanley Cup and player’s health 1172708 Henrik Lundqvist among Rangers headed home amid NHL’s coronavirus ‘pause’ Chicago Blackhawks 1172709 NHL award winners if the season is canceled because of 1172685 NBC Sports Chicago is rerunning the 1996 Bulls and 2010 coronavirus: Artemi Panarin nabs MVP in close race Blackhawks title runs and marking the 25th anniversary 1172686 Column: By taking care of United Center workers, Ottawa Senators Blackhawks Chairman Rocky Wirtz is taking on the 1172710 Ottawa Senators player becomes first NHLer to test coronavirus positive for COVID-19 1172687 NBC Sports Chicago to replay every Blackhawks and 1172711 Senators owner Eugene Melnyk steps up for part-time Bulls victory from 2010 and 1996 playoffs staff in Ottawa, Belleville 1172688 Rocky Wirtz confident Blackhawks’ management group 1172712 Senators player becomes first NHLer to test positive for will 'figure it out’ COVID-19 Dallas Stars Philadelphia Flyers 1172689 Subscriber-selected film room: 2014 Stars come back 1172713 Coronavirus makes for odd times for Flyers, other NHL against the Penguins teams | On the Fly 1172714 Amid coronavirus outbreak, a look at what reported Detroit Red Wings proposal by NHL players would mean for 2019-20 Flyers 1172690 Get to know Red Wings beat writer Ted Kulfan: He can't 1172715 Gritty finally gives a life update during NHL hiatus skate, seriously 1172691 Players reportedly propose July restart, award Stanley Pittsburgh Penguins Cup in late September 1172716 Penguins to auction unused St. Patrick’s Day jerseys 1172717 Penguins sign undrafted college free agent Cam Lee Edmonton Oilers 1172718 Relative of Sabres employee who was at game vs. 1172692 Sam Gagner back from Detroit, going through COVID-19 Penguins in Buffalo tests positive for coronavirus pause with family 1172719 Can this NHL season survive a 45 day pause? If so, how 1172693 JONES: NHL best bet to start play after COVID-19 pause can the playoffs work? 1172694 Peter Chiarelli wants to be a GM again. Has he learned 1172720 NHL is no stranger to canceling or delaying games from his Oilers mistakes? 1172721 Need your hockey fix? Meet the guy who's streaming simulated games live 1172722 Penguins sign Western Michigan's Cam Lee to entry-level deal 1172723 Analysis: What might the NHL playoffs look like if play resumes? San Jose Sharks Winnipeg Jets 1172724 NHL pause has Sharks' Joe Thornton feeling like he has 1172741 Frozen Four to frozen lake multiple seasons left 1172742 'We just barely made it': Former Jet Eric Fehr home, in 1172725 Senators player is NHL's first positive coronavirus test, in quarantine isolation 1172726 NHL issues memo to teams recommending self- World Leagues News quarantine amid coronavirus 1172757 Coronavirus and sports: Tokyo Olympic chief, Bundesliga player test positive St Louis Blues 1172758 More sports events have been postponed amid 1172727 Blues launch fund to help affected game day workers coronavirus outbreaks 1172728 Hockey fix: FSM to televise replays of Blues games 1172759 Factbox: Sports Events Still Ongoing Despite Coronavirus Pandemic Tampa Bay Lightning 1172760 More questions than answers in rugby union's land of 1172729 Lightning fans can still watch games .... on replay coronavirus confusion 1172761 RFL admits clubs are under threat after suspending Toronto Maple Leafs season over coronavirus 1172730 Sportsnet and TSN wrestle with lineups, programming and 1172762 As coronavirus hits German sports, clubs fear crashing out life without live sports of the game 1172763 Coronavirus update: Should I attend a sporting event at a Vancouver Canucks stadium? A youth sports tournament? 1172743 The 5 biggest ‘what-ifs’ about the Canucks that will most 1172764 Coronavirus and Australian sport – a list of the major likely go unanswered cancellations 1172765 WWE relocates WrestleMania 36 card to Performance Vegas Golden Knights Center in Orlando amid coronavirus pandemic 1172731 Golden Knights’ top 5 games: Here’s No. 3 on the RJ’s list 1172766 Juventus Player Tests Positive for Coronavirus 1172732 Golden Knights stay busy with chores, puzzles during NHL 1172767 Iditarod’s ‘Last Great Race’ fills the coronavirus sports pause void 1172733 Golden Knights push back season ticket payment due 1172768 An extended coronavirus shutdown may change sport as date we know it in Australia 1172734 ‘It’s just disappointing’: Golden Knights fans readjust plans 1172769 Coronavirus: Football industry 'could turn ugly quickly', with no games to attend says Fifpro general secretary 1172735 Golden Knights delay March season ticket payments 1172770 While the sports world falls silent, esports and streamers fill the void Washington Capitals 1172771 Refunds may be available for sport events called off for 1172736 Caps' T.J. Oshie and wife Lauren welcome first son to the coronavirus family SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1172737 Capitals defenseman Nick Jensen becomes a dad on St. Patrick's Day 1172738 With NHL season paused, a ranking of Capitals' best wins of 2019-20: No. 19 1172739 How to watch more Alex Ovechkin hat tricks on NBC Sports Washington 1172740 NHL 20 Caps simulation: Washington can't handle Edmonton's speed in shutout loss Websites 1172744 The Athletic / How the ECHL and its players are grappling with cancellation amid COVID-19 1172745 The Athletic / Analyzing different playoff formats to determine the fairest option 1172746 The Athletic / The Video Room: Auston Matthews’ goal-scoring hit next level thanks to one-timer 1172747 The Athletic / LeBrun: Why the idea of an August- September playoff scenario makes sense 1172748 The Athletic / Burnside: Six best hockey games I have covered 1172749 Sportsnet.ca / Ottawa Senators player is first NHLer to test positive for COVID-19 1172750 Sportsnet.ca / Breaking down the NHL's best shooters, what it means to be an elite sniper 1172751 Sportsnet.ca / Rick Vaive laments Matthews' missed shot at Maple Leafs goals record 1172752 Sportsnet.ca / How a flat salary cap could impact the Toronto Maple Leafs 1172753 Sportsnet.ca / Zach Boychuk reflects on oddities of fan-less games in Swiss League 1172754 Sportsnet.ca / Comets GM dealing with hardship of brother's death, sending players home 1172755 TSN.CA / NHL players spitballing late-July return, August postseason 1172756 USA TODAY / NHL award winners if the season is canceled because of coronavirus: Artemi Panarin nabs MVP in clo 1172670 Anaheim Ducks Ottawa Senators player tests positive; they played the Kings and Ducks last week By HELENE ELLIOTTSPORTS COLUMNIST A player on the Ottawa Senators has tested positive for the coronavirus, the club said in a statement late Tuesday, the first NHL player known to have tested positive for the virus. The Senators did not identify the player. The Senators played the Ducks on March 10 at Honda Center in Anaheim and played the Kings the next night at Staples Center. “The player has had mild symptoms and is in isolation,” the Senators’ statement said. “The Ottawa Senators are in the process of notifying anyone who has had known close contact with the athlete and are working with our team doctors and public health officials. As a result of this positive case, all members of the Ottawa Senators are requested to remain isolated, to monitor their health and seek advice from our team medical staff.” The Senators played the Kings a day after the Lakers faced the Brooklyn Nets, who on Tuesday confirmed that four of their players had tested positive for the virus. The Nets used Staples Center’s visiting NBA locker room, which was used by the Kings last Wednesday to hold postgame news conferences.
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