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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 07/31/19 Anaheim Ducks Montreal Canadiens 1150316 The great Golden State debate — Which NHL team will 1150342 Minnesota Wild fire general manger Paul Fenton after only dominate California in 2022-23? one season 1150343 Canadiens prospect Cole Caufield scores a beauty for Arizona Coyotes Team USA 1150317 CEO Ahron Cohen: Coyotes’ ownership change could 1150344 Dumont: An in-depth look at what makes Brendan mean long-term success Gallagher an elite goal scorer Boston Bruins Nashville Predators 1150318 How the Cam Neely trade continues to pay off for Bruins, 1150345 Minnesota Wild fire general manager Paul Fenton 33 years later New Jersey Devils Calgary Flames 1150346 The Goose has landed: Sorting through all of the Devils’ 1150319 Bell: Council at 23% approval set to vote on arena lineup options after adding Nikita Gusev 1150320 Possible trade destinations for Michael Frolik New York Islanders Carolina Hurricanes 1150347 From top lines to special teams to Bridgeport, projecting 1150321 Hurricanes name Patrick Dwyer assistant coach for the the 2019-20 Islanders depth chart Charlotte Checkers 1150322 Civian: The best Brind’Amisms of a wild Hurricanes New York Rangers season 1150348 More than halfway through their latest buyout window, the Rangers remain silent Chicago Blackhawks 1150323 Blackhawks forward Chris Kunitz retires and joins Ottawa Senators coaching staff 1150349 Big money trade: Sens deal goalie Mike Condon for 1150324 Chris Kunitz retires, joins Blackhawks’ coaching staff injured forward Ryan Callahan 1150325 Blackhawks forward Chris Kunitz retires, will remain with 1150350 Mike Condon trade clears up Senators’ crowded crease team as player development advisor and saves $2 million in salary Colorado Avalanche Philadelphia Flyers 1150326 Avalanche signs forward Vladislav Kamenev to one-year 1150351 Joel Farabee showing highlight-reel stuff in 2019 World contract Junior Summer Showcase, but what must he show 1150327 Avalanche signs Vladislav Kamenev to one-year contract Flyers? 1150328 Vladislav Kamenev signs with Avalanche 1150352 Why Michal Neuvirth believes he can revive his career with the Maple Leafs Dallas Stars 1150329 A peek at the Stars’ organizational depth chart and what to Pittsburgh Penguins expect this season 1150353 Penguins Prediction Rewind: Carl Hagelin’s exit came earlier than expected Detroit Red Wings 1150354 Former Penguins winger Chris Kunitz, ‘the ultimate 1150330 Wings prospect Joe Veleno leads Canada over U.S. at teammate,’ announces retirement junior tourney 1150355 Former Penguin Chris Kunitz retires after 15 NHL seasons 1150356 Chris Kunitz almost didn’t come to Pittsburgh: ‘Thank Edmonton Oilers goodness he did’ 1150331 Q&A: Dave Tippett on rounding out his coaching staff, fixing Oilers’ special teams and using Connor McDavid San Jose Sharks 1150332 Lowetide: Handicapping the Oilers’ young defencemen 1150357 Shark Week: Where San Jose's 2005-06 team ranks in and their chances of replacing Andrej Sekera franchise history 1150358 The great Golden State debate — Which NHL team will Florida Panthers dominate California in 2022-23? 1150333 Florida Panthers hire replacement for retiring TV analyst Potvin Tampa Bay Lightning 1150359 Lightning trades Ryan Callahan to free up cap space Minnesota Wild 1150360 Five of Andrei Vasilevskiy’s best saves 1150334 Who might be the next Wild general manager? 1150361 The implications of the Lightning’s cap-saving Ryan 1150335 Craig Leipold shares blame in this Wild debacle Callahan trade and possible destinations for Louis 1150336 Minnesota Wild fire GM Paul Fenton after 1 season Domingu 1150337 Wild General Manager Paul Fenton fired by owner Craig Leipold Toronto Maple Leafs 1150338 Wild owner Craig Leipold ‘missed’ on fired GM Paul 1150362 Dan MacKenzie named CHL’s first full-time president Fenton 1150363 Why Michal Neuvirth believes he can revive his career 1150339 Why Paul Fenton was fired and where the Wild could turn with the Maple Leafs for their next GM 1150340 Paul Fenton was the wrong hire and Wild owner Craig Leipold deserves the blame 1150341 aul Fenton relieved of duties as Wild general manager after one rocky season Vancouver Canucks 1150370 Patrick Johnston: Trevor Linden left the Canucks a year ago. Not much has changed 1150371 Brock Boeser’s father battling cancer again Vegas Golden Knights 1150364 Golden Knights to take part in 6-team rookie tournament 1150365 Projecting the Golden Knights’ 2019-20 depth chart 2.0 Washington Capitals 1150366 Alex Ovechkin gets his own cereal, Ovi O's 1150367 20 Burning Capitals Questions: Will Michal Kempny be ready to return to a top-pair role after his injury? 1150368 'Ovi O's': Cereal to be named after Capitals' Alex Ovechkin Websites 1150372 The Athletic / ‘My quads are about to combust’: Inside a workout with NHL trainer Matt Nichol 1150373 The Athletic / Does Brent Seabrook have the ‘worst contract in hockey?’ Maybe. But he’s out to prove he’s not 1150374 Sportsnet.ca / 5 moves that will define Paul Fenton's tenure as GM of Wild 1150375 Sportsnet.ca / Luke Hughes following brothers Jack and Quinn on path to NHL 1150376 TSN.CA / Dach, Veleno and Lafreniere dazzle in top line tour de force for Canada 1150377 TSN.CA / How much can the Oilers play McDavid? Winnipeg Jets 1150369 Introducing Team Manitoba: We’re old, we’re cold and gosh darn it, we’re a good deal SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1150316 Anaheim Ducks Carl Grundstrom Jaret Anderson-Dolan Michael Amadio Defensemen The great Golden State debate — Which NHL team will dominate LEFT DEFENSE RIGHT DEFENSE California in 2022-23? Tobias Bjornfot Drew Doughty Kale Clague Sean Walker By Kevin Kurz, Lisa Dillman, Eric Stephens and Josh Cooper Mikey Anderson Sean Durzi Jul 30, 2019 Goalies STARTING GOALTENDER BACKUP GOALTENDER California used to be a gauntlet for teams coming to the Golden State on road trips in search of wins. Cal Petersen Jack Campbell From 2010-11 through 2016-17 the San Jose Sharks (1) and Anaheim Sharks Ducks (5) won six of the seven Pacific Division titles. Over that stretch Forwards the Los Angeles Kings won two Stanley Cups. The Sharks made the Stanley Cup final in 2016 and the Ducks made it to Game 7 of the LEFT WING CENTER RIGHT WING Western Conference final in 2015. Evander Kane Tomas Hertl Kevin Labanc “Absolutely it was tough,” an NHL coach said, “because you had three Timo Meier Logan Couture Sasha Chmelevski elite teams and usually three games in four nights, which made it hard in itself – but L.A.-Anaheim on back-to-back, both being heavy grinding Ivan Chekhovich Dylan Gambrell Joachim Blichfeld teams you had to beat … then you had San Jose, a deep, high-pressure skilled team that was very strong. Plus the Shark Tank was always a Lean Bergmann Noah Gregor Alex True tough trip. Three to four points (out of six) was considered a goal.” Defensemen Now, going through California isn’t exactly rough n’ tumble. Though the LEFT DEFENSE RIGHT DEFENSE Sharks made the Western Conference final this past season, the Kings finished 30th overall and Anaheim was 24th. Mario Ferraro Erik Karlsson The latter two teams are rebuilding and don’t appear to be close to re- Radim Simek Brent Burns entering their windows of opportunity any time soon. The Sharks lost Joe Pavelski this summer, but hope a healthy Erik Karlsson and some big- Marc-Edouard Vlasic Ryan Merkley time steps by their younger players last season can keep them Goalies competitive for a while. STARTING GOALTENDER BACKUP GOALTENDER Recently, The Athletic’s Cali beat reporters – Lisa Dillman (Kings), Kevin Kurz (Sharks) and Eric Stephens (Ducks) – tried to guess what the Martin Jones Josef Korenar teams they cover will look like in three years. We decided to take it a step further and discuss which team might rule the state in three seasons, and Now for the debate! roped in The Athletic Los Angeles editor Josh Cooper to chime in. Kurz: One of the age-old debates in sports goes something like this — as First, a refresher on our projected 2022-23 rosters … a hardcore fan, would you rather root for a team that’s consistently competitive but has never won a championship, or is it better to endure a Ducks few seasons of misery that eventually lead to winning it all? Forwards The Sharks, of course, are the only NHL team from California that has yet to win a Stanley Cup. Despite making the playoffs in 14 of the past 15 LEFT WING CENTER RIGHT WING seasons, they’ve had to watch Anaheim raise the Cup in 2007, the Kings Rickard Rakell Trevor Zegras Ondrej Kase in 2012, and the Kings again 2014 after they erased a 3-0 series deficit in the first round to eliminate the Sharks in stunning fashion in what is Max Comtois Sam Steel Troy Terry probably the lowest moment in franchise history. Max Jones Getzlaf/Henrique Jakob Silfverberg But as the Ducks and Kings have regressed lately, the Sharks haven’t, advancing to their second Western Conference final in the past four FA/Ritchie/Shore Isac Lundestrom FA/Sherwood/Sprong seasons in 2019 while Anaheim and Los Angeles both missed the Defensemen playoffs by a wide margin. A similar situation could be in the cards for 2019-20, as the Sharks are still in prime shape to challenge for a Pacific LEFT DEFENSE RIGHT DEFENSE Division title while the Ducks and Kings don’t look like playoff teams at all. Hampus Lindholm Josh Manson But what about three years from now? Will the Sharks still be dangerous Brendan Guhle Cam Fowler when the 2022-23 season rolls around? How will they measure up to Jacob Larsson FA/Hunter Drew their rebuilding neighbors to the south? Goalies In a recent exercise undertaken by many of our NHL writers here at The Athletic, we all did our best to predict what our teams’ respective rosters STARTING GOALTENDER BACKUP GOALTENDER might look like in the future.