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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 6/26/2020 Anaheim Ducks Florida Panthers 1186809 Kings and Ducks hope to beat the odds and win the NHL 1186834 Panthers’ Barkov becomes stakeholder in hometown draft lottery hockey team while prepping for NHL return 1186810 L.A. remains in the running to be an NHL hub city as 1186835 Panthers’ Barkov learns to cook and clean, hopeful for Vancouver drops out league resumption Boston Bruins Los Angeles Kings 1186811 Weighing the pros and cons of each of the potential NHL 1186836 Kings and Ducks hope to beat the odds and win the NHL hub cities draft lottery 1186812 A chauffeur, a coma and friends for life: The Bobby Orr 1186837 L.A. remains in the running to be an NHL hub city as and Eddie Johnston story Vancouver drops out 1186838 WITH MORE POSSIBILITIES THAN ANYONE, KINGS Buffalo Sabres AWAIT THEIR FATE IN DRAFT LOTTERY 1186813 How Goo Goo Dolls’ ‘Better Days’ captured a moment for 1186839 MIKEY EYSSIMONT USED A BIG SUMMER TO MAKE the Sabres and Buffalo IMPORTANT STRIDES IN YEAR 2 Calgary Flames Minnesota Wild 1186814 FAVE FLAME EVER: Who's your choice? 1186840 Wild union representative Devan Dubnyk hopeful training camps will open July 10 Carolina Hurricanes 1186841 Six Wild players skating again at TRIA Rink: ‘It’s been a 1186815 Ayres’ big game for Canes voted NHL’s ‘Greatest Moment long time’ of the Season ... So Far’ Montreal Canadiens Chicago Blackhawks 1186842 Kim St-Pierre becomes first female goalie in Hockey Hall 1186816 Column: Chicago Blackhawks great Marian Hossa didn’t of Fame as part of the class of 2020 get the credit he deserved during his Hall of Fame career 1186843 Stu on Sports: COVID-19 hits close to home for 1186817 Former Blackhawk Artemi Panarin expresses concerns Canadiens' Carey Price over NHL's Return To Play plan 1186844 Canadiens star Price wants answers before committing to 1186818 Why former Blackhawk John Scott used Marian Hossa as NHL playoffs a comedy barometer 1186845 Canadiens' Carey Price wins Molson Cup for ninth time 1186819 Why Blackhawks' Marian Hossa believes he could've 1186846 Carey Price’s career ambitions and life priorities are played for 'a few more years' suddenly colliding 1186820 How Marian Hossa got into Hall of Fame despite never seeking spotlight New Jersey Devils 1186821 Marian Hossa: Signing with Blackhawks was 'best 1186847 2020 NHL draft lottery | If Devils drop, ‘they have to decision in my career' consider’ Yaroslav Askarov, best goalie prospect in yea 1186822 How Blackhawks' longest games compare to Flyers' 5 OT 1186848 2020 NHL draft lottery 101: Detailing how Devils can win contest top pick or drop to 9th, status of conditional 1sts 1186823 Is it time for the Chicago Blackhawks to drop their Native 1186849 Devils' Damon Severson on his eventful quarantine, NHL American logo? Draft Lottery and more 1186850 Making sense of confusing NHL draft lottery Colorado Avalanche 1186824 Who could the Avalanche lose to Seattle in the 2021 New York Islanders expansion draft? 1186851 Artemi Panarin has major concern with NHL union set to vote on restart package Columbus Blue Jackets 1186852 Ilya Sorokin’s Islanders fate still unknown, but not for 1186825 Dan Fritsche says he also was abused in junior hockey, much longer will join Daniel Carcillo lawsuit New York Rangers Dallas Stars 1186853 Rangers forward Artemi Panarin wants change to NHL's 1186826 Shap Shots: How the Stephen Johns story came together escrow system before restart Detroit Red Wings NHL 1186827 Here's where Detroit Red Wings landed after 100 1186854 Amazon buys naming rights to KeyArena, will call it simulations of 2020 NHL draft lottery Climate Pledge Arena 1186828 NHL draft lottery countdown: Will Detroit Red Wings finally 1186855 Climate Pledge Arena: If the name is goofy, it’s at least luck out and pick first? goofy with a purpose 1186829 How Detroit Red Wings' Ken Holland went from vacuums 1186856 Climate Pledge Arena: NHL Seattle arena name rights to Hall of Fame: 'Funny how life goes' bought by Amazon 1186830 NBC's Pierre McGuire: Lottery pick Alexis Lafreniere 1186857 What should the NHL Seattle team name be? 710’s voices would 'speed up' Red Wings' rebuild make their picks 1186831 Red Wings eye chance to select Alexis Lafreniere by 1186858 Amazon Secures Naming Rights to Future Home of winning draft lottery Seattle’s New NHL Franchise, and Calls It Climate Pledge Arena Edmonton Oilers 1186832 Ken Holland's playing career not on par with management skills 1186833 Lowetide: Ken Holland’s second Oilers draft should deliver high-octane offence Ottawa Senators Vegas Golden Knights 1186859 It's D-Day as the Ottawa Senators prepare for Friday 1186884 Chandler Stephenson among Golden Knights’ award night's NHL draft lottery winners 1186860 The Daigle disappointment and the draft day unknowns 1186885 Petition to block hockey arena submitted to Henderson 1186861 Firestone recalls the firestorm leading to NHL draft lottery 1186886 Las Vegas still standing as Vancouver leaves NHL hub city race Philadelphia Flyers 1186887 NHL hub city process down to 5 possibilities, including Las 1186862 Nate Thompson among three now-healthy Flyers who Vegas have benefited from NHL’s long pause 1186888 Projecting the Golden Knights’ expanded playoff roster 1186863 Now healthy, blossoming rookie Phil Myers ready to help and lines Flyers when NHL play resumes 1186889 Henderson Group Submits Signatures In Hopes Of 1186864 Cancer treatments almost over, Flyers left winger Oskar Blocking Public Money For $84 Million Minor League Lindblom skates with teammates in Voorhees Hockey Arena 1186865 Where are they now? Key players to Flyers' five overtime victory 20 years later Washington Capitals 1186866 Ron Tugnutt, Brian Boucher remember craziness of 1186890 Remembering the Capitals’ first Game 7 win after previous Flyers-Penguins Marathon on Ice year's heartbreak 1186867 Rick Tocchet, Keith Jones had Marathon at the Movies 1186891 Key questions for the 2020 Caps postseason: How will the before Flyers-Penguins Marathon on Ice round robin affect the playoffs? 1186868 Experiencing the Flyers-Penguins five overtime game for the first time Websites 1186869 Keith Jones' memento and what we forget from the 1186898 The Athletic / Dan Fritsche says he also was abused in Marathon on Ice junior hockey, will join Daniel Carcillo lawsuit 1186870 Which Flyers forwards were the best ‘first-man-in’ 1186899 The Athletic / Seattle franchise out to ‘answer this forecheckers in 2019-20? challenge’ with Climate Pledge Arena name 1186900 The Athletic / The No. 1 pick draft: NHL execs reveal how Pittsburgh Penguins Alexis Lafreniere stacks up 1186871 Double Team: Before winning with Penguins, Tom 1186901 The Athletic / The glory of 1979’s ‘Hockey Sock Rock’ Barrasso starred for Sabres lives on — enough for a reunion tour? 1186872 NHL not planning to quarantine players for training camps 1186902 The Athletic / Why they won’t play: Inside 20 years of 1186873 The hard-to-believe history of the Penguins’ ‘Boys of broken dreams in women’s hockey Winter’ theme song 1186903 Sportsnet.ca / NHL/NHLPA talks on CBA include escrow 1186874 A chauffeur, a coma and friends for life: The Bobby Orr cap, salary deferral for players and Eddie Johnston story 1186904 Sportsnet.ca / Sportsnet's 2020 NHL Draft Prospect 1186875 A dead penguin, a drug-running parrot and the dark past Rankings: Lottery edition of Pittsburgh’s mascots 1186905 Sportsnet.ca / 2020 NHL Draft Lottery Primer: Senators have a chance to win big San Jose Sharks 1186906 Sportsnet.ca / Canadiens' Carey Price unresolved about 1186876 Hall of Fame committee member says long waits for Doug NHL's return-to-play plan Wilson, Kevin Lowe ‘was an oversight’ 1186907 Sportsnet.ca / Alexander Mogilny's Hall of Fame snubs 1186877 Editorial: Shut down sports during COVID-19 pandemic becoming laughable 1186878 Doug Wilson fondly remembers 'great choice' to join 1186908 Sportsnet.ca / Why goalie coaches Allaire, Korn deserve expansion Sharks Hall of Fame acclaim 1186879 Sharks coach Bob Boughner went to zoo day after 1186909 TSN.CA / WHL investigating abuse claims by former 'Marathon on Ice' game player 1186880 Ranking Sharks' top five playoff overtime moments in 1186910 TSN.CA / Yost: The math behind the Ottawa Senators’ franchise history pivotal lottery day 1186911 USA TODAY / Seattle's new NHL home will be called St Louis Blues Climate Pledge Arena 1186881 It's complicated, but Phase 1 of NHL draft lottery takes place Friday Winnipeg Jets 1186892 No sign of Jets Toronto Maple Leafs 1186893 PIPELINE: Patience in abundance for Jets' Stanley 1186882 NHL’s unusual draft lottery could mean ‘a lot of intrigue,’ and a question mark for Lafrenière World Leagues News 1186883 How Val James, Maple Leafs trailblazer, had to fight back 1186912 An ode to a fading sports tradition to the game he loves 1186913 COVID-19 has affected every athlete across sports 1186914 Return of MLB season amid coronavirus ‘a disaster Vancouver Canucks waiting to happen’: experts 1186894 Patrick Johnston: No nerves this time for Canucks' GM 1186915 NFLPA medical director expresses concern over Benning ahead of NHL draft lottery protecting against coronavirus during season 1186895 Ben Kuzma: Lind turns competitive corner in drive toward 1186916 The NBA's Disney World dream could turn into a Canucks roster nightmare, fast 1186896 Patrick Johnston: NHL should have chosen Vancouver's 1186917 Whitmer allows professional sports to resume in Michigan solid COVID-19 protocols, says Dix 1186918 Just A Minute: There Are Aspects of the Coronavirus That 1186897 Canucks say Vancouver is out of the running as an NHL Sports Have Only Begun to Deal With hub city 1186919 France extending financial aid for sports industry to September 1186920 Coronavirus cancellation timeline: NFL calls off Hall of Fame game, per AP 1186921 Experts warn sport at greater risk of match fixing because of coronavirus pandemic SPORT-SCAN, INC.
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