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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 8/29/2020 Anaheim Ducks Detroit Red Wings 1192330 Who stays? Who goes? Ducks who could be on the move 1192356 Detroit Red Wings' Filip Hronek now the fifth prospect this offseason loaned out to European team 1192331 2020 NHL organizational rankings: No. 21 Anaheim Ducks 1192357 Defenseman Filip Hronek fifth Red Wing loaned to European team Boston Bruins 1192358 Luke Hughes leads top-rated NTDP defensemen into 1192332 Bruins, NHL put playoffs on back-burner, and racial Plymouth camp injustice front and center 1192359 Filip Hronek fifth Red Wing to start season in Europe 1192333 Bruins-Lightning series to resume with Game 4 on 1192360 Bruce Martyn, longtime Red Wings voice, wife Donna Saturday celebrate 70th anniversary 1192334 Bruins, fellow NHLers entering a different fray 1192335 Bruins speak up on social justice: 'It's bigger than hockey' Edmonton Oilers 1192336 NHL players take action to show support for social justice 1192361 Adaptability the name of the game in evolution of 2020 movement NHL playoffs 1192337 Bruins vs. Lightning schedule: Updated dates, times for 1192362 Paul Coffey loves seeing some young, standout NHL playoff series defencemen in NHL playoffs 1192338 The next in line: Charlie Coyle’s path to center succession 1192363 Reaves and fellow NHL players take stand on racial injustice Buffalo Sabres 1192364 Lowetide: How close are the Oilers to deploying two 1192339 Sabres reportedly loan forward Rasmus Asplund to team formidable scoring lines? in Sweden 1192340 Nine players who could help the Sabres fill the void at Florida Panthers second-line center 1192365 The NHL is investigating former Panthers GM Dale Tallon 1192341 NHL postpones playoff games through Friday to protest for allegedly using racial slur racial inequality 1192366 NHL investigating ex-Florida Panthers GM Dale Tallon for 1192342 Drought decoy: Why the Sabres’ drafting hasn’t been as alleged racial comments shoddy as it might seem 1192367 NHL investigating former Panthers GM Dale Tallon for alleged racist comments Carolina Hurricanes 1192368 2020 NHL organizational rankings: No. 22 Florida 1192343 Andrei Svechnikov feeling good after ankle injury — and Panthers also very lucky 1192344 Jaccob Slavin’s adopted daughter opened his eyes to a Montreal Canadiens diverse world the NHL is discovering 1192369 The identity Claude Julien wants for the Canadiens is working in these playoffs Chicago Blackhawks 1192345 When sports and racial injustice collide, white athletes New Jersey Devils must choose if they’re allies or foes 1192370 Jacob Blake shooting: Devils’ P.K. Subban applauds 1192346 Blackhawks’ rookies set offseason training plans heading NHL’s actions, adds ‘there’s a lot of work to be done’ into second seasons 1192371 Here’s a column about the most amazing team I’ve ever 1192347 Blackhawks call off media availability; NHL to resume known games Saturday 1192372 Devils dealing for Flames’ Johnny Gaudreau might be long 1192348 NHL investigating ex-Blackhawks GM Dale Tallon for shot, but ’he’d fit in Jersey!’ alleged racist comments 1192349 Why Jeremy Colliton’s tweets should matter to the New York Islanders Blackhawks, NHL 1192373 Islanders to turn NHL’s social justice stance into community action Colorado Avalanche 1192374 Barry Trotz: Listening is key to making change in this 1192350 NHL’s protest “pause” will undoubtedly aid banged up world Avalanche 1192375 Islanders-Flyers to resume playoff series with Game 3 on 1192351 NHL announces updated schedule for Avalanche-Dallas Saturday night Stars playoff series 1192376 The conflicted passions of Islanders fans of color and changes they want to see Columbus Blue Jackets 1192352 The Tortorella rap sheet: Blue Jackets coach has been Philadelphia Flyers sanctioned 15 times by NHL 1192377 Flyers’ James van Riemsdyk consults with Chris Stewart on issues involving the Jacob Blake shooting | On the F Dallas Stars 1192378 Flyers-Islanders Game 3 moved to Saturday night, Game 1192353 CEO Brad Alberts says Stars have lost season-ticket 4 to Sunday night holders over the team’s support of Black Lives Matter 1192379 With back-to-back games, how will Flyers coach Alain 1192354 NHL releases updated playoff schedule; Stars-Avalanche Vigneault use his goalies? to resume series Sunday 1192380 Flyers-Islanders series resumes Saturday, but players 1192355 One of the most disappointing draftees’ in Dallas history keep the focus on protest against racial injustice has a home in Colorado 1192381 Flyers say they're ready to reshuffle back into action 1192382 Claude Giroux: Flyers, NHL 'wanted to stand with' NBA, NHL's Black players 1192383 Fish: Flyers decide to stand together for a righteous cause 1192384 During two-day postponement, Flyers players explain why they took a stand Pittsburgh Penguins 1192385 Penguins sign defenseman Chad Ruhwedel to contract extension 1192386 Penguins add a year onto Chad Ruhwedel's contract, extending him through 2021-22 San Jose Sharks 1192387 Sharks reach agreement with depth centerman on two-year deal 1192388 Matt Barnes, Bay Area athletes react to actor Chadwick Boseman's death 1192389 Evander Kane details Hockey Diversity Alliance's role in NHL boycott 1192390 Which idle teams could be logical trading partners for the Sharks? St Louis Blues 1192391 For Blues, 'JayBo' was out of sight, but never out of mind Tampa Bay Lightning 1192392 Lightning players are talking about race, some for the first time 1192393 Will Lightning play an 11-7 lineup again, even without back-to-back games? 1192394 Why the Lightning’s Amalie Arena probably won’t be a polling place 1192395 When will the Lightning play next? Sooner than you might think 1192396 Lightning’s support of BLM and Mathieu Joseph ‘means more than people think’ Toronto Maple Leafs 1192397 Mirtle and Siegel: Kasperi Kapanen is gone. What should be next for the Leafs? Vancouver Canucks 1192405 Dr. Diane McIntosh: Loneliness and the NHL bubble 1192406 Ed Willes: Players park hockey cliches, speak from the heart about changing world 1192407 Canucks: Revised playoff schedule puts extra pressure on Markstrom Vegas Golden Knights 1192399 Where does the NHL and its players go from here? 1192400 Golden Knights resume Canucks series with back-to-back games 1192401 NHL players empowered to speak out like never before 1192402 Golden Knights-Canucks revised series schedule announced 1192403 NHL releases updated schedule for Golden Knights-Canucks playoff series Websites 1192408 The Athletic / LeBrun: Behind the scenes of the NHL’s player-led movement to postpone games 1192409 Sportsnet.ca / How players pushed the game aside to take a stand against systemic racism 1192410 Sportsnet.ca / Postponement of NHL games an opportunity for overdue reflection, conversation 1192411 Sportsnet.ca / Player-driven postponement an awakening for historically conformist NHL 1192412 Sportsnet.ca / Canucks proving themselves as leaders in NHL's call for racial justice 1192413 Sportsnet.ca / Joel Ward: Player-led postponement a good opportunity for hockey to step up 1192414 Sportsnet.ca / Canadiens' Danault's pride, self-belief shouldn't be construed as selfishness 1192415 TSN.CA / Hockey needs much more than a moment Winnipeg Jets 1192404 Jets GM has to get team heading in right direction, or consequences could be dire SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1192330 Anaheim Ducks Nicolas Deslauriers – One of the best moments in Anaheim’s season was an improbable hat trick by the junior defenseman-turned-NHL enforcer in the next-to-last game against Ottawa. Before that, the Ducks Who stays? Who goes? Ducks who could be on the move this offseason were impressed enough with his energy and willingness to protect teammates that they re-upped him for two seasons at $1 million per. Murray still likes to have some level of on-ice protection. Eric Stephens Jani Hakanpää – After some initial struggles re-adapting to the NHL game, the big Finn showed that he could contend for the No. 6 job. The Aug 28, 2020 28-year-old is one of their few right-handed defenders, is cheap and could fill the role Korbinian Holzer had as a fill-in with a little more upside. August is usually a pretty dead month on the NHL calendar. But this is Max Comtois – Unless he is part of a package to upgrade the club either 2020 and we know how this year has gone so far. There have been at forward or defense, the 21-year-old winger prospect will get another playoff games played and playoff games not played out of choice. And chance to force his way onto the roster. there will be more playoff games when the eight remaining are ready to You can’t see him leaving town … but? resume their chase for the Stanley Cup. Hampus Lindholm – I’m not advocating a move of the team’s best And there’s a concurrent offseason now in full swing with 23 other teams defenseman. Not at all. Not even after a year that was his worst since open to do business. Trades have been made. Well, one trade. But it coming in as a rookie back in 2013-14. But if they were to initiate a major was a fairly notable one. Any trade in a league hesitant to make them as shakeup and take a huge, dramatic swing in the trade market, it’s not out a whole is a big deal. of the realm of possibility that he’d be at the center of discussions. One of Coming off their second straight season near the bottom of the Western the few Ducks that carries serious value. Conference, the Ducks theoretically should be a team looking to be Adam Henrique – Henrique led the Ducks with 26 goals last season. The active if longtime general manager Bob Murray backs up his words about 30-year-old can obviously still play some hockey.
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