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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 4/7/2020 Anaheim Ducks Detroit Red Wings 1182311 Ducks prospect Will Francis intent on beating his toughest 1182341 Fox Sports Detroit re-airing epic Pistons, Tigers, Wings opponent: Leukemia games: Ranking the ones you must watch! 1182342 Chris Terry named Griffins’ recipient of AHL’s Man of the Arizona Coyotes Year award 1182312 Coyotes fan survey: Confidence in ownership, 1182343 Grading Steve Yzerman’s moves in first year as Red management Wings GM 1182344 A letter from the Red Wings’ 2024 locker clean-out, when Boston Bruins Hockeytown is back 1182313 NESN recruiting ex-Bruins to provide social media commentary on classic rebroadcasts Edmonton Oilers 1182314 Bobby Orr writes moving letter to ‘heroes’ working at 1182345 Darnell Nurse remembers last game before COVID-19 Mass. General stopped NHL 1182315 Top 10 Bruins not named Orr: No. 10 — Tuukka Rask an all-time Bruins great Florida Panthers 1182316 Bruins legend Bobby Orr has kind words for Mass General 1182346 With no ice and an empty arena, Florida Panthers prepare employees battling COVID-19 for whatever comes next 1182317 Bruce Cassidy 'thinks it all comes back quickly' for Bruins if NHL returns Montreal Canadiens 1182318 NHL looking at sites like North Dakota, New Hampshire for 1182347 Canadiens prospect Cole Caufield finally gets his say on summer playoffs his own hockey future 1182319 Bruce Cassidy on current Bruins: ‘We’re not done. We have a lot left in us’ Nashville Predators 1182320 My favorite player: Tim Thomas 1182348 Predators coach John Hynes moves family, stays busy during NHL 'pause' Buffalo Sabres 1182349 Predators Foundation to distribute $700,000 to local 1182321 Players on Sabres' ECHL affiliate suffer financial hit with nonprofits season canceled 1182350 In quarantine, John Hynes is preparing the Predators for 1182322 My favorite player: Dominik Hasek ‘high-stakes hockey’ Calgary Flames New Jersey Devils 1182323 THE HOCKEY FIX IS IN: Sportsnet going overtime on 1182351 Devils public address announcer continues to call goals - blasts from the past even if they’re not real 1182324 Flames superstar Gaudreau piling firewood during NHL 1182352 Ranking the Devils’ drafts (Part I): Tracing the end of the pause Cup-contending era 1182325 City says no home games before June 30 for Stamps, Flames New York Islanders 1182326 My favourite player: Lanny McDonald 1182353 ‘Our game was coming’: Barry Trotz hasn’t stopped strategizing during the break Chicago Blackhawks 1182327 'We’d play anywhere’: NHL playoff scenarios run the New York Rangers gamut of where, when and how 1182354 Igor Shesterkin’s swagger is cherry on top of growing 1182328 Chicago sports teams proclaim ‘We Are Not Playing’ to Rangers legend promote stay-at-home orders 1182355 K'Andre Miller, racism and the power of conversation: 1182329 'We Are Not Playing': Chicago's teams join mayor to help Mercogliano stop spread of coronavirus 1182330 Top 10 Blackhawks we wish stuck around longer Ottawa Senators 1182331 What I miss about covering the Blackhawks 1182356 Bettman and the NHL's board of governors continue to 1182332 Blackhawks fill out goaltending depth, but what about play the waiting game Corey Crawford? 1182357 Breaking down the top Senators prospects with Belleville 1182333 Mayor Lori Lightfoot, Chicago teams announce ‘We’re not coach Troy Mann playing’ initiative 1182334 Blackhawks fan survey: Make your voice heard on the Philadelphia Flyers team’s present and future 1182358 Flyers donate $250,000 to help Philabundance feed 1182335 The greatest one-hit wonders in sports, and why we love people during coronavirus pandemic them so much 1182359 Toughest player he has faced? Joel Farabee has shown he's ready for his answers Colorado Avalanche 1182360 Scott Hartnell has a Gritty way to make your own mask 1182336 Even with everything going on, Altitude TV is staying busy 1182361 Ex-Flyers coach Peter Laviolette disappointed to miss in ‘the new normal’ World Championship 1182362 Flyers Charities group makes $250,000 donation to Columbus Blue Jackets Philabundance 1182337 Michael Arace | Chance to get Bart Giamatti’s autograph 1182363 The 10 best Flyers draft picks of the Ron Hextall era was too good to pass up 1182338 Born in a pandemic: Cam and Natalie Atkinson welcome a son in trying times 1182339 Reed: Classic rebroadcasts just aren’t the same minus their happy anxiety Dallas Stars 1182340 How NHL’s stoppage impacts the Dallas Stars’ preparation for the 2020 NHL draft Pittsburgh Penguins Washington Capitals 1182364 Patrick Marleau remains hopeful he’ll still get shot at 1182391 Capitals Coach Todd Reirden knows through his Stanley Cup with Penguins immune-deficient son the risks of virus 1182365 Mark Madden: Don’t expect sports to return in the next 1182392 NHL playoff scenarios run the gamut of where, when and year how 1182366 Tim Benz: Coronavirus may be ruining sports world. Does 1182393 How to watch classic Capitals games this week on NBC it have to ruin our hope? Sports Washington 1182367 Tim Benz, Mark Madden: Do sports have a future in 1182394 Lars Eller may be the Tiger, but Caps coach Todd Reirden coronavirus era? is not about to lump him in with the people from 'Tig 1182368 Penguins on pause: Teddy Blueger carves out niche on a 1182395 Best comebacks of 2019-20 bracket: Stunning the Sharks critical line vs. battle of champions 1182369 Penguins on pause: Why didn't Mike Sullivan play Juuso 1182396 Nicklas Backstrom warns of the challenges teams will face Riikola more often? when the season resumes 1182370 :It’s hard to stay optimistic about sports returning soon 1182397 With NHL season paused, a ranking of Capitals' best wins 1182371 If your favorite NHL player were a band, which would it of 2019-20: No. 5 be? An investigation 1182398 How NHL stoppages have impacted the legacy of certain 1182372 How Duck Hodges captured everything Pittsburgh loves star players about one-hit wonders 1182399 Beltway March Madness Final: Ovechkin vs. Unitas on final ballot San Jose Sharks 1182373 How Kendall Coyne Schofield is staying fit during Websites coronavirus hiatus 1182408 The Athletic / ‘I’ve got to do this’: Hayley Wickenheiser 1182374 How Sharks' Timo Meier is handling coronavirus pushing drive for medical supplies pandemic in Switzerland 1182409 The Athletic / LeBrun: Seattle close to picking team name, 1182375 Ranking Doug Wilson’s best and worst free-agent signings NHL weighs draft-hosting options since he’s been GM 1182410 The Athletic / NHL Scout Poll: What counts in prospect evaluation? Who does it best and worst? St Louis Blues 1182411 The Athletic / How NHL stoppages have impacted the 1182376 Unger's hunger: St. Louis remains special place for former legacy of certain star players Blues glamour boy 1182412 The Athletic / The greatest one-hit wonders in sports, and 1182377 What I miss about sports today — Blues playoff hockey why we love them so much 1182378 For Blues' Robert Thomas, shelter-in-place means video 1182413 Sportsnet.ca / Darnell Nurse walking the walk, talking the games, indoor stickhlandling, Dad's cooking talk as Oilers' homegrown leader 1182414 Sportsnet.ca / Marleau, Matthews, Marner show friendship Toronto Maple Leafs ties still run strong 1182379 Pandemic can’t stop hockey’s evolution 1182415 Sportsnet.ca / Straschnitzki on Humboldt anniversary: 1182380 Matthews, Marner and Marleau dine out on the past — a 'You just want to be there for your teammates' little fun with the NHL’s future on hold 1182416 Sportsnet.ca / Oilers head coach Dave Tippett on 1182381 NHL players, staff grapple with possible playoff scenarios 'renewed respect' for Ryan Nugent-Hopkins amid coronavirus-related stoppage 1182417 Sportsnet.ca / Bobby Orr thanks 'true heroes' at 1182382 With McDavid, Stamkos, Marner and more, GTA now the Massachusetts General in moving letter hockey capital of the world 1182419 Sportsnet.ca / The oral history of the Humboldt Broncos 1182383 Matthews happy to find time for Bieber during NHL pause bus crash 1182384 Relationship between Marleau and Leafs' Matthews, 1182420 Sportsnet.ca / Capitals' Todd Reirden opens up about son Marner endures at high risk during pandemic 1182385 Patrick Marleau, Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner 1182421 Sportsnet.ca / Five of the NHL's biggest storylines to reunited on entertaining call follow in the off-season 1182422 Sportsnet.ca / Jack Adams Tier List: Bruins' Bruce Vancouver Canucks Cassidy leading the way 1182404 Ben Kuzma: Canucks keep hearing optimism in no-news 1182423 Sportsnet.ca / Q&A Part 2: Canadiens' Paul Byron on conference calls Bergevin, Julien and Cup aspirations 1182405 Ben Kuzma: Green Shirt Day puts COVID-19 concerns in 1182424 Sportsnet.ca / Paused NHL season could complicate Jets' perspective for Dorsett plans to re-sign Eakin, DeMelo 1182406 Willes' Musings: We'll probably never know if this Canucks 1182425 TSN.CA / Maurice: “I want to see this Winnipeg Jets team team was good enough to make the playoffs play" 1182407 Hockey progeny: In a B.C. town, the sons of 5 former 1182426 TSN.CA / Finding some light and hope out of darkness NHLers grab the spotlight and despair 1182427 TSN.CA / Chemistry endures for Auston Matthews, Mitch Vegas Golden Knights Marner and Patrick Marleau 1182386 NHL reportedly considering playing at neutral sites 1182428 TSN.CA / Humboldt Broncos’ families continue work for 1182387 Golden Knights’ AHL affiliate adds defenseman positive change 1182388 Chicago Wolves’ Oscar Dansk wins community service 1182429 TSN.CA / Yost: The shift away from workhorse award
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