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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 9/10/2020 Boston Bruins Los Angeles Kings 1178657 Bruins’ Bruce Cassidy wins NHL Coach of the Year 1178686 IMPORTANCE OF LOANING PLAYERS TO EUROPEAN honors CLUBS 1178658 NHL has yet to nail down dates for the draft and free agency Minnesota Wild 1178659 Bruins GM Don Sweeney does not sound hopeful about 1178687 Led by Minnesota, influence of college hockey keeps re-signing Torey Krug growing in NHL 1178660 GM Don Sweeney isn’t concerned about Tuukka Rask’s 1178688 Wild offseason update: End of an era for Mikko Koivu? future with the Bruins Plus, trade/buyout banter 1178661 Bruce Cassidy captures Jack Adams Award 1178662 Charlie McAvoy hoping to add more pop Montreal Canadiens 1178663 Sweeney knows B's have to make some changes 1178689 Stu on Sports: A flashback to last year's Canadiens golf 1178664 Sweeney says B's have 'zero reservations' about Rask tournament moving forward 1178665 Bruins' Bruce Cassidy wins 2020 Jack Adams Award Nashville Predators 1178666 For guiding Bruins’ regular season rebound, Bruce 1178690 Source: Dan Hinote expected to join Predators as Cassidy wins Jack Adams Award assistant coach 1178667 Trade winds? Bruins are all ears prior to free agency 1178668 Agent: No talks from Tuukka Rask on an early retirement New Jersey Devils 1178691 7 takeaways from Devils hiring Mark Recchi to assist Buffalo Sabres Lindy Ruff | ‘I’m not a yes man!’ 1178669 Sabres' goaltending prospects face challenging 1178692 How new assistant coach Mark Recchi can help the Devils development curve rebound 1178670 NHL reportedly sets dates for entry draft, start of free agency New York Islanders 1178671 2020 NHL organizational rankings: No. 5 Buffalo Sabres 1178693 Islanders give up goal with 8.8 seconds left, fall into 2-0 hole against Lightning in Eastern Conference Final Calgary Flames 1178694 Islanders victimized by some questionable calls 1178672 Calgarian coach and former professional Brar humbled by 1178695 This Islanders’ loss much more painful than a blowout Willie O'Ree Community Hero Award 1178696 Islanders stunned by Lightning in heartbreaking Game 2 loss Carolina Hurricanes 1178697 Islanders are facing a great test of their character 1178673 2020 NHL organizational rankings: No. 6 Carolina 1178698 Islanders stunned by Lightning in Game 2 as Nikita Hurricanes Kucherov scores in waning seconds 1178699 Patrick Flatley sees similarities between Islanders' 1993 Colorado Avalanche playoff run and this one 1178674 Vegas’ Marc-Andre Fleury, Robin Lehner could be 1178700 Islanders penalty killing unit much better in Game 2 vs. goaltending options for Avalanche Lightning 1178675 Stay longer or thank you, next: What’s ahead for the 1178701 Brock Nelson OK after going through concussion protocol Avalanche’s UFA class? 1178702 Doc Emrick will call Islanders-Lightning series starting in Game 4 Columbus Blue Jackets 1178703 Thirty seconds that scar: Half a minute of breakdowns cost 1178676 Blue Jackets assistant coaches on John Tortorella’s the Islanders techniques, tricks & temper Ottawa Senators Dallas Stars 1178704 GARRIOCH: Fans of the Ottawa Senators won't have as 1178677 Stars' Jim Nill named a finalists for the Jim Gregory long a wait for NHL draft General Manager of the Year award 1178705 Can Brady Tkachuk become a cornerstone for the 1178678 Game 7 heroics, lots of poker and little-glory support: The Senators? life of Stars' black aces in quarantined playoffs 1178679 Dallas' trip to NHL’s final four serves as reminder of Philadelphia Flyers postseason droughts for other local pro teams 1178706 Flyers’ Alain Vigneault edged by Boston’s Bruce Cassidy 1178680 Shapiro: Nill’s GM of the year nomination is about more for NHL’s coach of the year than the deals he’s made 1178707 Alain Vigneault’s demands of Flyers' top players could be a hint of what’s next | Mike Sielski Detroit Red Wings 1178681 What are chances of Red Wings landing top free agent Pittsburgh Penguins like Torey Krug? 1178708 Analysis: Taking stock of the Penguins’ tradable assets 1178709 Yohe: What we know about the Penguins’ offseason plans Edmonton Oilers 1178710 Marshall: The Penguins gave up a lot for Kasperi 1178682 Dallas Stars assistants Todd Nelson and Derek Laxdal Kapanen. Is he worth it? happy to be back in old stomping ground 1178683 NHL deputy commissioner not shying away from Daly St Louis Blues grind of hub city 1178711 Blues' O'Reilly up for two NHL awards 1178684 Deck stacked against Vegas when it comes to Ex-Oiler Factor 1178685 There are no good shortcuts for the Oilers with Jesse Puljujarvi Tampa Bay Lightning 1178712 Lightning-Islanders Game 2 report card: A storybook ending 1178713 Never forget what the Lightning did on the night their scorers disappeared 1178714 Lightning willing to do whatever it takes to win games 1178715 Lightning rally to beat Islanders, build on series lead 1178716 Lightning-Islanders Game 2 live playoff updates 1178717 Lightning’s Brayden Point injured in Game 2 vs. Islanders 1178718 Lightning’s Alex Killorn ejected for hit on Islanders’ Brock Nelson 1178719 Lightning’s Jon Cooper, Islanders' Barry Trotz share hockey prep school background 1178720 Lightning’s Julien BriseBois voted finalist for general manager award 1178721 Stop me if you’ve heard this (Lightning) line before 1178722 Why this ‘gutty’ Game 2 win could be defining one in Lightning playoff run 1178723 Brayden Point unmasked: The making of the Lightning’s humble star Toronto Maple Leafs 1178724 Leafs pass relatively quiet first month of their off-season, but expect that to change 1178725 Trade Targets Part 2: Scouring the East for the defenceman the Leafs need Vancouver Canucks 1178732 Patrick Johnston: Canucks, NHL hope fans are back filling stands next season Vegas Golden Knights 1178726 Golden Knights diversify attack on power play 1178727 Robin Lehner or Marc-Andre Fleury? It’s a nice problem to have 1178728 3 takeaways from Golden Knights’ Game 2 victory over Stars 1178729 What I’m hearing about the Golden Knights and pending UFA Robin Lehner Washington Capitals 1178730 Pros and cons of the veteran head coaches linked to Capitals vacancy Websites 1178733 The Athletic / Q&A: Bill Daly on NHL’s priorities and potential start date for 2020-21 season 1178734 The Athletic / ‘I was sure she was going to be dead at 25’: A figure skater’s redemptive journey 1178735 Sportsnet.ca / 25 NHL trade candidates you'll hear about this off-season 1178736 Sportsnet.ca / How Ryan Reaves is keeping Stars 'off- balance' with intimidating play 1178737 Sportsnet.ca / 5 off-season targets Jets could consider to bolster defence corps 1178738 Sportsnet.ca / The top possession playoff teams since '08 and why Vegas is among the best 1178739 Sportsnet.ca / Stars seeking rebound effort against Golden Knights as Game 3 underdogs 1178740 Sportsnet.ca / Canucks challenged to find improvements in uncertain off-season 1178741 Sportsnet.ca / Golden Knights forwards take charge with rediscovered scoring touch 1178742 TSN.CA / Seravalli: Vancouver Canucks sit in best position to end Canada’s Cup drought Winnipeg Jets 1178731 Patrik Laine’s 2021 arbitration rights add another layer to his uncertain future SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1178657 Boston Bruins home. "Are they getting to their game faster than Tampa is getting to theirs? “That’s what they did to beat us. We were never truly at our game for Bruins’ Bruce Cassidy wins NHL Coach of the Year honors long stretches of time. When you get two really good teams and there’s not a lot to pick from, that’s usually the difference.” By Kevin Paul Dupont Globe Staff Cassidy added, as he often does, that he also was watching the Lightning-Islanders series because he is simply a fan of the NHL. Updated September 9, 2020 "I’m not going to lie, I like watching hockey,'' he said. “Two good teams . I’m not invested in either side, so the refereeing doesn’t affect me . I don’t care about that part of it, just want to watch the game and A, be More than a week after his club was eliminated from the Stanley Cup entertained and B, steal some ideas from either side . and then watch playoffs, Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy on Wednesday was named the the coaches a little bit.” Jack Adams Award winner as the NHL’s Coach of the Year for 2019-20. Cassidy, 55, won the award 17 years after being dismissed as the Capitals' coach early in the 2003-04 season as one of the youngest Boston Globe LOADED: 09.10.2020 coaches in the National Hockey League. “I’m 17 years older, you should learn,” said Cassidy, asked how he would counsel the younger version of himself some two decades later. “No matter what career, or any walk of life, you should be better at what you do, if you use your eyes and ears. Obviously, a better balance with my family life, allowed me to park hockey. Some days I probably overanalyzed it when I was younger. I tried to do too much sometimes instead of letting the job sort of organically flow and stick to your principles and ideas and what you believe in.” Cassidy, promoted to bench boss in Boston in February 2017, became the fourth Boston coach to win the Adams, following in the footsteps of Don Cherry (1976), Pat Burns (1998), and Claude Julien (2009), the latter of whom he succeeded abruptly in 2017 and rallied the then- moribund Bruins to a playoff berth. Cassidy, who grew up in Ottawa a fan of the Bruins and Bobby Orr, credited the likes of his junior coach, Brian Killrea, and ex-Blackhawks coach Darryl Sutter, his first NHL coach, for helping shape his coaching methods and philosophy.
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