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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 8/17/2021 Boston Bruins Nashville Predators 1219454 Chris Kelly is back with the Bruins, only this time it’s 1219481 Juuse Saros, Nashville Predators avoid arbitration with behind the bench as one of Bruce Cassidy’s new assist 4-year, $20 million extension 1219455 Bruins have new roles for a pair of Cup winners 1219482 ‘Juuse’s our guy’: Predators give Juuse Saros a chance to 1219456 Kelly And McQuaid Excited To Continue Winning Culture address lingering concerns with big contract extensi For Bruins 1219483 Players to watch at Nashville Predators development 1219457 BHN Puck Links: Boston Bruins Maintain Culture; Eichel camp Billboard Escape? New York Islanders Buffalo Sabres 1219484 Islanders announce preseason schedule 1219458 Buffalo native Dennis Gilbert re-signs with Colorado 1219485 Islanders Should Roll with a Tandem in Goal Yet Again Avalanche This Season 1219459 Rangers fans purchase billboard urging Sabres to trade Jack Eichel New York Rangers 1219486 Igor Shesterkin smooths Rangers’ goalie transition, says Calgary Flames Mike Richter 1219460 Hitmen throwing party at McMahon Stadium during Stampeders game Philadelphia Flyers 1219461 Flames re-sign goalie prospect Parsons to one-year 1219487 Flyers’ development camp will feature Wade Allison, contract Morgan Frost, Cam York 1219462 Mark Giordano on his ’emotional’ departure from the 1219488 Jay Greenberg, former Daily News hockey writer, author, Flames and having ‘a lot to offer’ the Kraken and celebrated sports journalist, dies at 71 1219489 Accomplished in Columbus, Atkinson can help Flyers in 2 Chicago Blackhawks big ways 1219463 Chicago Blackhawks reach a 1-year deal with Alex Nylander: ‘Important season for him to perform Pittsburgh Penguins consistently a 1219490 PENGUINSPHN Blog: Penguins Fans Struggling with the 1219464 Blackhawks re-sign wing Alex Nylander to one-year Worst, Legacies at Stake contract 1219491 Playing GM with Penguins Cap Strapped, Few Trade 1219465 Nylander signs 1-year deal with Blackhawks Asset Team 1219466 Blackhawks survey 3.0: Fans weigh in on Seth Jones, Stan Bowman, the state of the rebuild and much more San Jose Sharks 1219492 Sharks top pick Eklund signs entry-level deal, skates at Colorado Avalanche development camp 1219467 Avalanche re-signs defenseman Dennis Gilbert 1219493 Sharks Dev Camp: Eklund Shares Burns’s Advice, 1219468 Kurtis MacDermid: “MacKinnon, Rantanen, everyone … Bordeleau on COVID Ordeal I’ve got their back” 1219469 The top-five all-time Colorado Avalanche enforcers Seattle Kraken 1219494 Mark Giordano on his ’emotional’ departure from the Columbus Blue Jackets Flames and having ‘a lot to offer’ the Kraken 1219470 Michael Arace: Blue Jackets training camp fast approaches. Who are these guys? Vancouver Canucks 1219500 Jason Dickinson signs: Can the Canucks now ink Quinn Detroit Red Wings Hughes or Elias Pettersson to a long-term deal? 1219471 Re-signed Adam Erne looks to 'pick up where I left off' after career year with Red Wings Vegas Golden Knights 1219472 Michigan hockey hires Red Wings consultant, ex- 1219495 Las Vegas to host college hockey showcase in 2022 Wolverine Brandon Naurato as assistant coach 1219496 What Alex Pietrangelo’s offensive playoff explosion means for the Golden Knights in 2021-22 Edmonton Oilers 1219473 Lowetide: How much playing time will Evan Bouchard get Washington Capitals with the Oilers this season? 1219497 Did the Caps have a successful offseason? 1219498 SEE IT: Capitals' Oshie takes son out on ice for first time Florida Panthers 1219474 Olli Jokinen – Panthers Den of Honor Winnipeg Jets 1219499 Jets offseason depth chart 5.0: A complete roster brings Los Angeles Kings camp battles into view 1219475 All The Kings Men – Phillip Danault Interview Minnesota Wild SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1219476 Kevin Fiala agrees to one-year, $5.1 million contract with Wild 1219477 Wild GM: Kirill Kaprizov’s deal ‘will be longer’ than Fiala’s 1219478 Kevin Fiala’s one-year deal with Wild works for both sides 1219479 Wild depth chart 5.0: Why the Wild and Kevin Fiala couldn’t work out a long-term deal, and a Kirill Kaprizov u Montreal Canadiens 1219480 Canadiens prospect Sean Farrell named top U.S.-born junior 1219454 Boston Bruins fanbase. We’ve got fans who wait for the coaches at the end of the night by our cars outside in the freezing cold.” Mougenel, from the Toronto suburb of Scarborough, said he has family in Chris Kelly is back with the Bruins, only this time it’s behind the bench as Hyde Park. The former right winger said he will name one more assistant one of Bruce Cassidy’s new assistants to pair with Trent Whitfield, who remains on staff after Leach left for the Seattle Kraken. By Matt Porter Globe Staff,Updated August 16, 2021, 6:18 p.m. Czech mate David Pastrnak was named Czech hockey player of the year for a fifth straight year, breaking a record held by Jaromir Jagr. Chris Kelly’s final year in the NHL, 2017-18, included an unsuccessful tryout with the Oilers, short shifts with the Ducks and Ottawa’s AHL team, Pastrnak, 25, has a long way to go to catch Jagr in overall wins (12) of and the captaincy of Team Canada at the NHL-less 2018 Olympic the Golden Hockey Stick award, but he moved into a tie with Dominik Games. Hasek (five) for second all-time. “I think I retired three or four times that year,” Kelly recalled. “The writing Pastrnak, who put up 20 goals and 28 assists in 48 games last year, was on the wall.” finished ahead of Tampa’s Ondrej Palat (492 voting points to 472). Departing Bruins center David Krejci finished third (338). According to the He didn’t take much time to mull his future. Kelly returned to the team Bruins, Krejci has 11 top-10 finishes, ranking third behind Jagr and that drafted him, the Senators, as a development coach. After firing Guy Hasek. Krejci, who will play for his hometown HC Olomouc this year, won Boucher in March, the team asked him to jump behind the bench as an the Golden Stick in 2013. assistant to interim coach Marc Crawford. The award, voted on by Czech journalists and coaches, was first handed “It felt like you were a little bit in the fight,” he said of his first taste of out in 1969. coaching. Boston Globe LOADED: 08.17.2021 Kelly, 40, is back in the battle with the Bruins, a club that still includes two teammates from the 2011 Stanley Cup champions. The newly minted assistant coach, promoted after a two-year stint as player development coordinator to Jay Pandolfo’s former post, will now offer pointers to old pals Patrice Bergeron and Brad Marchand. There will no doubt be ribbing when they see each other on the ice in Brighton, once camp opens in September. The 2011 team remains tight, as fans were reminded when they participated in a Zoom reunion in April 2020. That night, several teammates joked that Kelly, the intelligent checking forward, would one day sit among the Bruins brass. “Kells is going to get me traded tomorrow,” Marchand said. “No chance. No one will take you,” Kelly cracked, throwing in a barbed prediction that once Bergeron retires, Marchand’s game will decline in a hurry. On a Zoom call Monday, Kelly smiled at the memories. “There’s obviously that respect factor,” he said. “We played together, we were fortunate enough to win together and we continued to stay friends over the last 10 years. Going into a coaching role with these guys still as players, I’m learning from them just as much as I hope I’m trying to teach them.” Kelly, a 1999 Ottawa draft pick (third round, 94th overall), made his pro debut with AHL Grand Rapids as a 20-year-old. His coach: Bruce Cassidy, who was 37 and soon to be given his first shot behind an NHL bench in Washington. Kelly, who expected to work “primarily on the defensive side of the puck,” had yet to be given his full assignment. Pandolfo, now associate head coach at his alma mater Boston University, worked with the forwards. In Kelly, Cassidy’s staff gets a little younger, and closer to the current crop of players. He is six years Pandolfo’s junior and retired as an active player four years after. His replacement on the development side, former B’s defenseman Adam McQuaid, expects to spend most of his time in Providence, with travel to colleges (the Bruins’ system is heavy with NCAA prospects, including a handful from Hockey East), junior leagues and potentially some European trips. McQuaid, 34, arrived in Providence as a 21-year-old, and worked his way into NHL employment. He feels ready to pass on that know-how. “It’s getting your mind right,” said McQuaid, who retired in 2019 and rejoined the club at development camp earlier this month. “The mental side is a huge part of the game. I’m just hoping that I can be of help to the guys however they need it.” New Providence coach Ryan Mougenel, 45, assumes his first AHL head gig after eight years as an assistant, including three on Jay Leach’s staff. “What an honor,” Mougenel said, calling it “obviously the premier job” in the AHL. “It’s an amazing hockey community. An extremely passionate 1219455 Boston Bruins “I talked to Kells a lot about what he was doing and I still have a passion for the game,” said McQuaid. “To be able to help out younger guys, I know at the junior/college level, there’s lots to figure out, lots to learn both on and off the ice and I felt like this would be a role I could embrace Bruins have new roles for a pair of Cup winners and enjoy doing.
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