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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 5/9/2021 Anaheim Ducks Detroit Red Wings 1212080 Ducks lose at Minnesota in season finale as Ryan Miller 1212107 Detroit Red Wings lose high-scoring season finale to plays his last game Columbus in overtime, 5-4 1212081 Ducks lose to Wild in retiring goalie Ryan Miller’s final NHL 1212108 Detroit Red Wings lose season finale to the Columbus game Blue Jackets, 5-4 (OT): Game thread recap 1212109 Red Wings finish season with OT loss but see progress Arizona Coyotes 1212110 Red Wings drop season finale in overtime but avoid last 1212082 Coyotes score 5 unanswered goals to defeat the San Jose place Sharks 1212111 Red Wings wrap up season seeking to avoid Central cellar 1212112 Experience, confidence help Joe Veleno’s pursuit for Red Boston Bruins Wings job next season 1212083 Bruins’ Bruce Cassidy recalls mom Louise ahead of 1212113 Joe Veleno’s first goal, Jakub Vrana’s winner propels Red Mother’s Day Wings at Columbus 1212084 Rangers ride third-period comeback to defeat Bruins 1212114 Red Wings focused on final weekend in Columbus, not 1212085 Rangers’ dust-up escalates after James Dolan weighs in summer break 1212086 Bruins Notebook: Ondrej Kase could see a game 1212115 Sour note: Red Wings close season with 5-4 OT loss to 1212087 Bruins blow third-period lead, lose to Rangers Blue Jackets 1212088 Ranking Bruins' potential first-round playoff opponents 1212116 The Red Wings’ 10 biggest offseason priorities as an 1212089 Talking Points: Rangers Hand Boston Bruins ‘Perplexing’ important summer begins 5-4 Loss 1212090 Projecting A Deep, Diverse Boston Bruins Playoff Lineup Edmonton Oilers |BHN+ 1212117 OILERS SNAPSHOTS: Tippett sees flashbacks of Gretzky in McDavid's game Buffalo Sabres 1212118 Oilers' McDavid hits 100 points in vintage superstar 1212091 The Wraparound: Michael Houser magnificent, but Sabres performance drop season finale 1212119 JONES: Latest COVID numbers spiked Oilers' plans for 1212092 Mike Harrington's NHL Power Rankings fans in the stands 1212093 Sabres’ season is over, but Don Granato and Michael 1212120 Oil Spills: Are Oilers' preferred playoff foe Jets or Houser hope their stories are just beginning Canadiens? 1212121 “He’s one of the top players to ever play the game”: Calgary Flames Connor McDavid’s 100-point season puts him in rarified ai 1212094 Monahan moved to wing to make room for Gawdin 1212122 Lowetide: What will Tyler Benson’s role be for the 2021-22 Oilers? Carolina Hurricanes 1212095 Predators play their way into playoffs by beating Florida Panthers Hurricanes 1212123 A hat trick, fights and 154 penalty minutes: Panthers rout Tampa in fiery playoff preview Chicago Blackhawks 1212124 Fists fly as Panthers pepper Lightning; Florida needs win 1212096 Ranking the Blackhawks’ top 10 prospects after the 2021 or OT loss in finale for home-ice edge season 1212125 Wennberg’s hat trick leads Panthers over Lightning in first 1212097 Why Blackhawks didn't give goalie Delia more of a shot? warmup for playoffs 1212126 Owen Tippett gets great opportunity as Panthers open Colorado Avalanche Lightning Month 1212098 Avalanche, sans Nathan MacKinnon again, sweeps L.A. Kings behind Cale Makar Los Angeles Kings 1212099 Chambers: Tom Wilson, once again, goes too far. This 1212127 Kings fall to Devon Toews, Avalanche time, the NHL fails to act appropriately 1212128 FINAL – Kings 2, Avalanche 3 – Kupari, McLellan 1212100 Deen’s List: Avalanche prepare for crucial matchup at 1212129 Game Thread – Kings vs. Avalanche, 5/8 Vegas on Monday 1212130 5/8 Preview – No morning skate, Byfield/Kupari, learning, 1212101 Nathan MacKinnon to miss second straight game tonight iAfAllo, Reign, ceremony photos 1212102 Scott Takes: The Avs should protect Tyson Jost Minnesota Wild Columbus Blue Jackets 1212131 Victor Rask continues bounce-back season by scoring in 1212103 Max Domi's OT goal lifts Blue Jackets to victory in John Wild's overtime victory vs. Ducks Tortorella's swan song 1212132 Saturday's Wild-Anaheim game recap 1212104 John Tortorella will not return as Blue Jackets' coach 1212133 Victor Rask scores in OT to lift Wild past Ducks, 4-3 1212105 Sources: John Tortorella won’t return as Columbus Blue 1212134 Victor Rask wins it for the Wild in another overtime game Jackets coach after six seasons with Anaheim 1212136 Wild's Kirill Kaprizov showing knack for scoring big goals Dallas Stars 1212137 Joel Eriksson Ek at last emerges as a scorer Wild believed 1212106 Dallas Stars eliminated from playoff contention after he could be Predators defeat Hurricanes 1212138 Wild GM Bill Guerin found right coach down the hall 1212139 Wild host the Ducks following overtime victory 1212140 Victor Rask nets game-winner as Wild beat Ducks in OT 1212141 With playoffs in sight, Nick Bjugstad finding his niche in Wild lineup 1212142 Wild coach Dean Evason keeps pushing the right buttons, will likely get some deserved Jack Adams love 1212143 Was the Wild lineup without Zach Parise a preview of what will happen in the playoffs? Montreal Canadiens Philadelphia Flyers 1212144 In the Habs' Room: Montreal may resort to sneaking into 1212181 Alex Lyon sparkles as Flyers lose to Capitals, 2-1, in post-season play overtime 1212145 Canadiens squander quick start to fall 3-2 to Leafs 1212182 Brian Elliott, Flyers helping Capitals player in his time of 1212146 Liveblog replay: Leafs defeat Habs 3-2 on Saturday night grief 1212147 Canadiens' centre Phillip Danault out with a concussion 1212183 Flyers and Penn Medicine offering COVID-19 shots at 1212148 Canadiens have philosophical playoff decisions on Monday’s game horizon, but developing youth should remain priority 1212184 Will ‘Ghost’ disappear from Flyers, or will his resurgence cause him to stay? | Sam Carchidi Nashville Predators 1212185 Don’t compare Broad Street Bullies to Tom Wilson’s 1212149 Nashville Predators clinch NHL playoff berth with win cheap-shot tactics against Carolina Hurricanes 1212186 Flyers Notebook: York and Allison could impact offseason 1212150 Nashville Predators clinch playoff spot with 3-1 win over of change Carolina Hurricanes 1212187 Vigneault honest about his evaluation of players without a playoff race New Jersey Devils 1212188 York shows his strengths in anticipated debut as Flyers 1212151 Islanders beat Devils, 5-1, in final regular season game at earn youth-led win Nassau Coliseum; P.K. Subban (COVID) done for the 1212152 Devils fall to Islanders, Kyle Palmieri in final trip to Nassau Pittsburgh Penguins Coliseum 1212189 Minor league report: Penguins beat Devils in home finale 1212153 NJ Devils top Islanders, former teammates Travis Zajac 1212190 Goaltender Maxime Lagace records shutout in Penguins and Kyle Palmieri debut 1212154 Islanders pound Devils in last regular season game at 1212191 Penguins shut out Sabres, claim East Division Coliseum 1212192 Penguins to start goaltender Maxime Lagace in regular 1212155 Islanders rip Devils in final regular season game at season finale Nassau Coliseum 1212193 Penguins looking forward to loosened COVID-19 protocols in the NHL playoffs New York Islanders 1212194 Maxime Lagace shuts out Buffalo, Penguins clinch East 1212156 Islanders pound Devils in last regular season game at Division title Coliseum 1212195 Yohe’s 10 observations: The game wasn’t pretty, but the 1212157 Islanders rip Devils in final regular season game at Penguins’ season sure was Nassau Coliseum 1212196 PENGUINS WIN EAST DIVISION; 3-4 Seeds Still 1212158 Islanders dominate Devils for fitting farewell in likely final Unsettled regular-season game at Nassau Coliseum 1212197 Penguins Getting Vaccinated; NHL Relaxes COVID 1212159 NHL relaxes some COVID-19 protocol restrictions for Protocols teams meeting vaccination mark 1212198 Penguins 3 Stars & Recap: 1st Place? Carter Scores, 1212160 Disappointing season for Islanders' Bridgeport farm team Lagace 1-0 Shutout Win with a few highlights 1212199 1st Place at Stake, Gm 56: Penguins Lines, Notes & 1212161 Islanders cherish their final go-around at Nassau Matchups vs. BUF Coliseum, where they've enjoyed home-ice advantage 1212162 Nelson, Islanders Turn on Offense in 5-1 win over New San Jose Sharks Jersey 1212200 Coyotes beat Sharks in OT, spoil rookie goalie’s first start 1212163 Finally Saying Goodbye? Islanders Face Devils in 1212201 Sharks’ John Leonard likely done for season after scary Potential Regular Season Finale at Coliseum collision 1212164 Islanders Need to Find Their Game in Final Two Regular 1212202 How Chekhovich epitomizes Sharks rookies' adjustment to Season Contests NHL 1212203 SAN JOSE SHARKS Postgame Notes #55: Sharks Lose New York Rangers Melnichuk’s First NHL Start 5-4 1212165 Rangers beat Bruins to snap losing streak and end wild 1212204 Game Preview/Lines #55: Knyzhov’s Hard Work Paying season Off 1212166 James Dolan skates off easy after firing Rangers execs 1212205 Quick Thoughts: Young Sharks Show Positive Signs John Davidson and Jeff Gorton 1212167 Mika Zibanejad reaches career milestone in Seattle Kraken season-ending Rangers win 1212206 Kraken mailbag: Are there ROOT Sports streaming 1212168 Rangers cap wild week with thrilling season-ending win options? Will the T-birds keep Seattle in their name? 1212169 Craziest Rangers season ever isn’t what you think 1212170 Who will end New York’s title drought? St Louis Blues 1212172 John Davidson breaks silence after shocking Rangers 1212207 One day after clinching, Blues fall flat in 4-1 loss to Vegas firing 1212208 Blues notebook: How will Berube approach final games? 1212173 One final shoe to drop for NY Rangers: What will be coach 1212209 Vegas hosts St. Louis after overtime victory David Quinn's fate? 1212210 Marchessault’s OT goal lifts Golden Knights past Blues 4- 1212174 Rangers rally with four goals in third period to beat Bruins 3 1212175 Rangers' 2021 season was full of trials and tribulations 1212176 Will Rangers coach David Quinn get to see this through? Ottawa Senators 1212177 Tim Stuetzle scores his first career hat-trick as the Ottawa Senators extend their winning streak to three str 1212178 SNAPSHOTS: Algonquin College honouring Leafs coach Sheldon Keefe with a degree ..
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