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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 4/11/2020 Arizona Coyotes Detroit Red Wings 1182557 Arizona Coyotes' billionaire owner lays off half the team's 1182585 Former Red Wings player, Windsor Compuware Spitfires staff. Remember that coach Tom Webster dies, 71 1182558 Arizona Coyotes to furlough half of their staff through June 1182586 'I just want to play again': Red Wings' Danny DeKeyser on 30 the way back after lost season 1182559 Coyotes' Conor Garland discusses life at home after 1182587 Who will Red Wings protect, lose in 2021 expansion draft? pandemic forced NHL season to stop 1182588 The Red Wings who surpassed and undershot 1182560 Coyotes to furlough half of club employees through June expectations this season 30 1182561 Guitar hero: Sean Burke providing online lessons, support Edmonton Oilers with help from friends 1182589 ‘We’re all just praying’: Hockey community rallies around Colby Cave Boston Bruins 1182590 My favourite player: Ryan Smyth 1182562 Bruins defenseman Kevan Miller suffered setback in injury 1182591 What does the Oilers best possible playoff lineup look rehabilitation like? 1182563 Bruins voice Jack Edwards not optimistic NHL will be able to finish season Florida Panthers 1182564 Bruins GM Don Sweeney addresses Torey Krug, state of 1182592 The 1996 Panthers’ one-hit wonder keeps fans wondering the game when team will rise again 1182565 Top 10 Bruins not named Orr: No. 6 — Cam Neely takes his place among the greats Los Angeles Kings 1182566 Sweeney: Bruins still hopeful Krug's time continues in 1182593 Kings re-sign defenseman Kurtis MacDermid to two-year Boston contract 1182567 Even if NHL season resumes, Kevan Miller won't return to 1182594 om Webster, former Kings coach and standout WHA Bruins lineup player, dies at 71 1182568 Will this time away hinder Zdeno Chara’s ability to play 1182595 Tom Webster, former Kings coach, dies at 71 longer — or help it? 1182596 Examining potential Kings and Ducks first-round draft pick scenarios Buffalo Sabres 1182597 FORMER COACH TOM WEBSTER PASSES AWAY AT 1182569 MSG's Sabres Classics moving next week to 2006 'Scary 71; CONDOLENCES FOR BOWKUS; MORE FROM Good' Ottawa playoff series MCLELLAN 1182570 Rick Jeanneret has 'a feeling' next Sabres season will be 1182598 KINGS RE-SIGN KURTIS MACDERMID TO TWO-YEAR his last hurrah CONTRACT EXTENSION ($875K AAV) Calgary Flames Minnesota Wild 1182571 Flames mourn death of longtime scout Tom Webster 1182599 Wild defenseman Ryan Suter continues 'emotional roller 1182573 Report cards: Giving the Flames their (final?) regular coaster' season grades 1182600 Gophers, Minnesota Duluth each have four recruits in NHL draft scouting rankings Chicago Blackhawks 1182601 After a month without sports, what’s next for Minnesota’s 1182574 Blackhawks sign fast-rising prospect Michal Teply to pro teams? entry-level contract 1182602 Wild star Ryan Suter is willing to play in North Dakota if 1182575 Blackhawks, prospect Michal Teply agree to 3-year the NHL is contract 1182603 Wild notes: Don’t worry, but there’s a new twist in the Kirill 1182576 Michal Teply announces he has signed entry-level Kaprizov pursuit contract with Blackhawks 1182577 How Chris Chelios was like Jonathan Toews and NHL Montreal Canadiens legend Gordie Howe 1182604 Why this may be the most Trevor Timmins draft the 1182578 How NHL pause could affect Corey Crawford's future with Canadiens have ever had Blackhawks 1182579 How the Blackhawks could impact decision for potential Nashville Predators 24-team playoff 1182605 Why does George Kittle love Filip Forsberg so much? 1182580 Blackhawks future series: Ian Mitchell could assume big role sooner than later New York Islanders 1182606 Why Mathew Barzal isn’t focused on contract status with Colorado Avalanche Islanders 1182581 What should the Avalanche do with Vladislav Namestnikov 1182607 Islanders' Mathew Barzal focused on resuming season, going forward? not upcoming contract negotiations 1182608 Islanders' Mathew Barzal finds other outlets to make up Columbus Blue Jackets for lack of competition 1182582 Sweep memories | Sergei Bobrovsky’s save, Nick Foligno’s goal ignite Game 1 turnaround 1182583 Michael Arace | Blue Jackets sweep replay, online chats offer links to normalcy Dallas Stars 1182584 Benn Bowl, Sean vs. Saad: Which Stars team wins a 7-game series? New York Rangers Washington Capitals 1182609 Tom Webster, former hockey player and coach, dies at 71 1182635 How are Lyla and Leni Oshie staying busy while 1182610 Ex-Rangers coach Tom Webster, known as ‘Hawkeye,’ quarantined? dies at 71 1182636 Best comebacks of 2019-20 bracket: Overcoming 1182611 Artemi Panarin ‘kidding’ about Rangers exit if NHL cuts Canucks vs Third period rally vs Pittsburgh pay over coronavirus 1182637 With NHL season paused, a ranking of Capitals' best wins 1182612 NY Rangers questions: Has Henrik Lundqvist played his of 2019-20: No. 1 final game for the Blueshirts? 1182638 Nicklas Backstrom recounts what it was like the day 1182613 NY Rangers questions: Who will man the left side of the hockey went dark defense in the immediate future? 1182639 My favorite player: Mike Knuble 1182614 Former Rangers coach Tom Webster, 71, dies 1182615 My favorite player: Sean Avery Websites 1182646 The Athletic / Q&A with new SC Bern GM Florence Philadelphia Flyers Schelling: ‘I know how to deal with pressure’ 1182616 Positive news on injured Flyers, except status quo on 1182647 The Athletic / 50 hockey Twitter accounts to follow right center Nolan Patrick now 1182617 An old school Zoom session with Flyers-bred coaches 1182648 The Athletic / Down Goes Brown: The worst players to 1182618 Flyers get good news on injury front with 2019-20 season wear every jersey number in NHL history suspended because of coronavirus outbreak 1182649 Sportsnet.ca / In Conversation: Connor McDavid and Brett 1182619 Does Carter Hart deserve to be in this group of NHL Kissel's Italian connection goalies? 1182650 Sportsnet.ca / Canadiens confident arrival of top prospect 1182620 Remembering 18 of the worst Philly athlete performances Alex Romanov is imminent ever 1182651 Sportsnet.ca / 5 most intriguing Toronto Maple Leafs 1182621 How three prominent ex-Flyers turned out to be among the prospects to watch in 2020-21 best NHL coaches 1182652 Sportsnet.ca / Canadiens' Claude Julien praises 1182622 Oral history of the Flyers' historic shootout win to get to intelligence of rookie Nick Suzuki 2010 playoffs 1182653 Sportsnet.ca / Breaking down P.K. Subban's rapid decline, why he could still be effective Pittsburgh Penguins 1182623 5 Penguins among best centers of past 53 years in Winnipeg Jets NHL.com list 1182640 Jets struck gold with Connor's contract 1182624 Penguins' Brandon Tanev looks back on Frozen Four- 1182641 Connor felt 'sky was the limit' with current edition of Jets clinching goal five years later 1182642 Jets' Connor rues lost season, says 'sky was the limit' 1182625 Penguins on pause: Tristan Jarry's breakout creates conundrum in the crease World Leagues News 1182654 WHEN SPORTS PAUSED: Coronavirus causing indefinite San Jose Sharks break from high school sports 1182626 Why Sharks fans voted Golden Knights as San Jose's 1182655 UFC can be everything Dana White wants but not during biggest NHL rival coronavirus 1182627 How Sharks analyst Kendall Coyne Schofield is paving 1182656 International Champions Cup canceled due to coronavirus way for women in hockey pandemic 1182628 True confessions behind ‘Carpool Confessions’: Why 1182657 ‘Where is the line?’ How a sports doctor views MLB’s those ads were a gas chances at strange season 1182658 MLB weighing multiple factors in brainstorming extreme Tampa Bay Lightning scheduling scenarios amid coronavirus concerns 1182629 Who wore it best? A debate on Tampa Bay’s iconic sports 1182659 XFL suspends operations due to Covid-19 with no plans numbers for 2021 return 1182630 The new normal: Behind Alex Killorn’s Jet Ski live chat 1182660 Too Young to Qualify for the 2020 Olympics? Not with Lightning teammates Anymore 1182661 'English football should not restart until players tested' Toronto Maple Leafs 1182662 Renault furloughs 'vast majority' of UK staff 1182631 Communities feel the loss as NHL shutdown kills a ritual of 1182663 Coronavirus: Here's what's happening in the sports world spring on Friday 1182632 Tavares, group of Leafs make donation to ‘heroic’ health- 1182664 S.I. coronavirus diary: This former 2-sport athlete took care workers amid pandemic COVID-19’s best shot, but bounced back with authority 1182633 Meet the new Marlies: Former coaches dish on the latest 1182665 Magic Johnson says beating coronavirus should include free agent signings tackling racial disparities 1182666 FIFA outlines three key priorities in coronavirus battle Vancouver Canucks 1182667 Coronavirus update: Will fans watch sports if stadiums are 1182643 Ed Willes: Vancouver's real dynamic duo resided in the empty? Survey says ... broadcast booth 1182668 Coronavirus, social distancing will change the way we 1182644 Communities feel the loss as NHL shutdown kills a ritual of attend games spring 1182669 Day 30 without sports : How much have we missed in 1182645 How a local charity with a Canucks connection is working the last month? to feed hungry kids 1182670 How long until sports can return? You might not like the answer. Vegas Golden Knights SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1182634 3 unanswered Golden Knights questions when/if the season resumes 1182557 Arizona Coyotes Arizona Coyotes' billionaire owner lays off half the team's staff. Remember that Laurie Roberts, Arizona Republic’ Published 3:22 p.m. MT April 10, 2020 | Updated 3:39 p.m. MT April 10, 2020’ Opinion: Arizona Coyotes owner Alex Meruelo is a billionaire twice over. And on Friday, he laid off half of the team's minimum-wage and hourly employees. Alex Meruelo is majority owner of the Arizona Coyotes. This is Alex Meruelo, owner of the Arizona Coyotes, on March 16, announcing he and Gila River Arena would continue to pay part-time and hourly employees through the regular season.
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