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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 5/20/2020 Boston Bruins Nashville Predators 1174673 This Date in Bruins History: Tim Thomas shuts out 1174696 Nashville wants to host games if NHL resumes season in Lightning in East Final centralized locations 1174674 Bruins expected to get AHL reinforcements should NHL season resume New Jersey Devils 1174697 N.Y. Gov. Andrew Cuomo doubles down on sports without Buffalo Sabres fans in the stands: ‘Ready, willing and able’ 1174675 Sabres prospect Tage Thompson 'feeling good' while 1174698 NHL players’ fear of Carey Price part of messy return rehabbing from surgery equation BuffaloSabres New York Rangers 1174676 Buffalo Sabres sue immigration officials over denial to 1174699 Rangers' David Quinn to do weekly interview show on grant green card for trainer MSG 1174677 Boston’s bountiful title banners evoke aspiration — and envy — in Buffalo fans Ottawa Senators 1174700 Ottawa Senators' conditioning staff keeping players ready Calgary Flames for every scenario 1174678 Flames prospect Dustin Wolf wins WHL's Del Wilson 1174701 NHL players returning to the ice in Ottawa this week Trophy, takes aim at career shutout record 1174702 Mikkel Boedker signs two-year deal with Lugano in Swiss league starting next season Carolina Hurricanes 1174679 The Carolina Hurricanes are close to a deal to remain at Philadelphia Flyers PNC Arena through 2029 1174703 If NHL returns with gimmicky 24-team tourney, it shouldn’t 1174680 Raleigh native Alex Wilkinson found a different kind of use it beyond this season | Sam Carchidi hockey success at Army 1174704 Injuries again stall progress of former Flyers first-round draft pick German Rubtsov | On the Fly Chicago Blackhawks 1174705 Kevin Hayes was the missing piece of the Flyers' puzzle 1174681 Blackhawks' playoff hopes on hold with US and Canada 1174706 Shayne Gostisbehere, trade candidate again? 3 questions border agreement that could incentivize Flyers 1174682 Hawks Rewind: Blackhawks' offense and Corey Crawford 1174707 The 10 best Flyers short-handed offensive weapons of the overpower Wild in Game 2 2010s 1174683 Blackhawks 2019-20 season in review: Zack Smith Pittsburgh Penguins Colorado Avalanche 1174708 Penguins’ foundation receives award from FBI for opioid 1174684 If NHL season resumes, should players have the option of charity work not playing? “This is serious stuff,” Brian Engblom s 1174709 Penguins A to Z: Nathan Legare proves his value 1174710 Some goals. Some goons. A brawl. A building. The top 20 Dallas Stars Penguins grudges of all time. 1174685 Stars owner Tom Gaglardi calls NHL potentially returning 1174711 Seven questions the Penguins must answer if/when the without fans ‘a bit of a horrifying thought’ NHL season resumes 1174712 ‘He’s built to win’: Jim Rutherford’s view of Evgeni Malkin, Detroit Red Wings one year later 1174686 Detroit Red Wings' Jeff Blashill speaks to De La Salle 1174713 Doc Emrick on empty arenas, Mike Lange and his first seniors in graduation video ‘event of gravity’ 1174687 NHL free agency preview: Red Wings likely to be in market for experience on defense San Jose Sharks 1174688 Jeff Riger, known for his tough questions, named Wojo's 1174714 On this date, 1995: Sharks win 2 OT, Game 7 thriller new co-host on 97.1 The Ticket 1174715 Sharks’ Ryan Merkley on his OHL season and not getting the World Juniors nod Edmonton Oilers 1174689 Edmonton 'the safest place' for NHL, says Premier St Louis Blues Kenney 1174716 Robert Thomas holds his own as Blues dive into esports world with NHL 20 tourney Los Angeles Kings 1174717 Ranking the most impressive NHLers at the NHLPA 1174690 Should the Kings try to sign Taylor Hall? Let’s weigh the Fortnite tournament pros and cons Tampa Bay Lightning Minnesota Wild 1174718 With no sports, oh my, what are the broadcasters talking 1174691 Wild interested in St. Paul being an NHL "hub city" when about? games restart 1174692 Nation's governors expressing support for return of pro Toronto Maple Leafs sports 1174719 NHL’s plan to return faces possible border restriction 1174693 What’s up with Kirill Kaprizov? Positive steps, hang-ups hurdle and options for the Wild 1174720 Jim McKenny healing himself as he helps those battling addiction Montreal Canadiens 1174721 ‘I’m ready right now’: Nick Robertson on why he can help 1174694 Canadiens netminding prospect Primeau named to AHL the Maple Leafs today all-rookie team 1174695 Why a 24-team postseason would be the worst thing Vancouver Canucks imaginable for the Canadiens 1174733 Ben Kuzma: Canadian border closure extension shouldn't spook Canucks 1174734 Over-hyped or diamond in the rough? Analyzing Nikita Tryamkin’s NHL potential Vegas Golden Knights 1174722 Golden Knights’ Alex Tuch draws friend in NHL gaming challenge 1174723 Golden Knights make fans wait for name, logo of new AHL team 1174724 Henderson council approves controversial minor league hockey arena 1174725 Henderson OKs arena for minor league hockey, events 1174726 City of Henderson Agrees to Pay $42 Million for $84 Million Event Center Arena That Will House VGK’s Minor Lea Washington Capitals 1174727 Washington, D.C. has become one of the winningest sports cities. No, really. 1174728 Hall of Famer Jari Kurri would be surprised if Alex Ovechkin caught Wayne Gretzky's goal record 1174729 Why the 2020 Stanley Cup champion does not deserve an asterisk 1174730 Online at Yale, DIY, pedicures, ukuleles: D.C. sports folk on their new normal Websites 1174735 The Athletic / Ranking the most impressive NHLers at the NHLPA Fortnite tournament 1174736 The Athletic / Down Goes Brown: Why a 24-team playoff format means your team is winning the Cup 1174737 The Athletic / Which teams are most affected by the NHL’s potential playoff formats? 1174738 Sportsnet.ca / Canucks trade history: Trevor Linden deal still bearing fruit 22 years later 1174739 Sportsnet.ca / Why the 2016 World Cup was a turning point for Brad Marchand 1174740 Sportsnet.ca / Sharks GM Wilson talks preparing for NHL Draft over Zoom 1174741 Sportsnet.ca / Predators' Duchene: 'You don't want to have a COVID Cup' 1174742 TSN.CA / Border closure extension not expected to affect NHL planning 1174743 TSN.CA / Bernier talks flu game, Larkin's leadership and Lafreniere’s potential 1174744 TSN.CA / TSN Hockey's All-Time Women's Team Canada 1174745 TSN.CA / Yost: The evolving role of the modern NHL power-play defenceman Winnipeg Jets 1174731 NHL 'hopeful' border ban extension won't impact return- to-play plans 1174732 The Athletic’s Winnipeg Jets 2.0 ‘Best Play’ tournament: A champion is crowned World Leagues News 1174746 Community sport may resume after the Covid-19 lockdown, but crisis has no end in sight 1174747 Giants, Jets can likely play without fans amid coronavirus outbreak, Murphy says 1174748 Democrats, Republicans agree: Sports leagues need to settle labor disputes, get back to work | Commentary 1174749 Basketball players face challenges trying to play sport 1174750 NASCAR set for 1st Wednesday start since 1984 because of coronavirus 1174751 NY, California support post-coronavirus comeback for pro sports leagues 1174752 German football chief Fritz Keller proposes salary caps to help sport through coronavirus pandemic 1174753 NFL testing N95, surgical mask material on modified face masks in hopes of fighting COVID-19 spread 1174754 Colleges are cutting sports programs because of coronavirus cash-flow problems | Here’s the list 1174755 Premier League player coronavirus testing causing no strain on NHS, says Prenetics 1174756 Pro sports can soon return to Texas...but without the fans 1174757 Experts Say It Is Too Soon For Pro Sports To Reopen SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1174673 Boston Bruins This Date in Bruins History: Tim Thomas shuts out Lightning in East Final By Nick Goss May 19, 2020 2:38 PM The Boston Bruins lost the first matchup in their 2011 Eastern Conference Final versus the Tampa Bay Lightning at TD Garden, but they bounced back with a Game 2 win thanks to a breakout performance from rookie forward Tyler Seguin. The B's rode that momentum into Game 3 in Tampa Bay on and emerged with a 2-0 victory to take a 2-1 series lead. It's one of only two Bruins wins on May 19 in team history. Get the latest news and analysis on all of your teams from NBC Sports Boston by downloading the My Teams App Bruins goaltender Tim Thomas made 31 saves on 31 shots for his first of four shutouts in the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs. B's center David Krejci opened the scoring just 1:07 into the game with a nice move in front of the net, and defenseman Andrew Ference tallied an insurance goal at 8:12 in the third period. The series ultimately was decided in Game 7 in Boston, where the Bruins won 1-0 on a Nathan Horton goal to clinch their first Stanley Cup Final berth since 1990. Another memorable Bruins matchup from May 19 was Game 2 of Boston's 2013 Eastern Conference semifinals versus the rival New York Rangers. After winning Game 1 with a Brad Marchand overtime goal, the B's pummeled the Rangers in a 5-2 victory to take a 2-0 series edge. Five different players scored for Boston. The Bruins went on to eliminate the Rangers in five games. Here are the other two Bruins games played on May 19: 1974 Stanley Cup Final: 1-0 loss at Flyers 1992 Prince of Wales Conference Final: 5-2 loss at Penguins Comcast SportsNet.com LOADED: 05.20.2020 1174674 Boston Bruins Bruins expected to get AHL reinforcements should NHL season resume By Joe Haggerty May 19, 2020 2:16 PM Things will be different for the NHL when the league does resume the 2019-20 season, and that extends to teams' rosters as well.
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    2009-10 National Women’s Team centralized roster Alignement officiel de l’équipe nationale féminine 2009-10 Jukka Rautio/HHOF-IIHF Images Jukka Rautio/HHOF-IIHF 2009-10 NATIONAL WOMEN’s TEAM CENTRALIZED ROSTER ALIGNEMENt officiel de l’équipe NATIONALE FÉMININE 2009-10 2009-10 National Women’s Team centralized roster 2 Alignement officiel de l’équipe nationale féminine 2009-10 NATIONAL WOMEN’s Team 2009-10 HORAIRE DES MAtchs d’ÉQUIPE NATIONALE FÉMININE CANADA’S NATIONAL WOMEN’S TEAM CENTRALIZED ROSTER STAFF FORMATION CENTRALISÉE DE L’ÉQUIPE NATIONALE FÉMININE DU CANADA PERSONNEL # Name P S HT WT BorN HomeToWN 2008-09 Team President/Président:...................Hockey Canada . Penticton, BC ......Bob Nicholson # Nom P L T P Née ViLLe d’origiNe équiPe 2008-09 Vice president, Hockey/ 1 Shannon Szabados g L/g 5'8" 147 08/06/86 edmonton, aB grant macewan (aCaC) - men’s Vice-président, hockey :................Hockey Canada ..................Vancouver, BC . .Johnny misley 32 Charline Labonté g L/g 5'9" 173 10/15/82 Boisbriand, qC mcgill university (CiS) director, Female Hockey/ directrice, hockey féminin: .............Hockey Canada . montreal, qC......Julie Healy 33 Kim St-Pierre g L/g 5'9" 156 12/14/78 Chateauguay, qC montreal Stars (CWHL) Head Coach/entraîneure-chef: . Hockey Canada . oyen, aB..........melody davidson assistant Coach/entraîneur adjoint: . Hockey Canada . Kamloops, BC......doug Lidster 3 Carla macLeod d r/d 5'4" 133 06/16/82 Calgary, aB Calgary oval X-Treme (WWHL) assistant Coach/entraîneur adjoint: . mcgill university (CiS)............Lachine, qC . .Peter Smith 4 Becky Kellar d L/g 5'7" 146 01/01/75 Hagersville, oN Burlington Barracudas (CWHL) Video manager/responsable, vidéo : .