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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 6/14/2021 Boston Bruins New York Islanders cont'd 1215748 OBF: Bruins’ loss gets us one step closer to bad ‘ol days 1215779 Islanders outplay Lightning in GaMe 1 victory 1215749 Loss of Brandon Carlo the turning point for Bruins 1215780 A doMinating 1-goal game? That’s how the Islanders get it 1215750 Report: Providence Bruins Leach Interviewed For Coyotes done, as they showed in Game 1 Gig 1215781 Islanders Send Message with Relentless GaMe 1 Effort vs Defending ChaMps Carolina Hurricanes 1215782 Rapid React: Relentless Islanders Upset Lightning in 1215751 The Hurricanes have signed a free agent defenseman to a GaMe 1 two-way contract 1215783 Islanders goaltending Will Make or Break Quest for Fifth 1215752 Hurricanes protected list: Who stays and who goes in the Stanley Cup Kraken expansion draft? 1215784 NYHN Daily: TiMe for Islanders to Face Lightning Yet Again Chicago Blackhawks 1215753 Prospect Lukas Reichel is ready for his fast track to the Pittsburgh Penguins Chicago Blackhawks — and so is his Eisbären Berlin c 1215785 Stars defenseMan Stephen Johns of WaMpuM announces retireMent Colorado Avalanche 1215786 Penguins A to Z: Teddy Blueger should be a leading 1215754 Avalanche Roundtable: Recapping playoff exit, offering offseason priority offseason suggestions 1215755 Avalanche offseason: Who’s under contract and who will Tampa Bay Lightning enter free agency this sumMer? 1215787 Islanders gain early edge on Lightning in Stanley Cup 1215756 If Seth Jones wants to coMe to the Avs, they should try to seMifinals get hiM 1215788 Lightning May not be the sMartest kids in the class in this series Columbus Blue Jackets 1215789 Lightning-Islanders GaMe 1 report card: Turnabout is fair 1215757 Michael Arace: How can Blue Jackets truly contend? A play major rebuild is one way to do it 1215790 Lightning can’t be as reliant on power play if they want to 1215758 Blue Jackets Sunday Gathering: Give Brad Larsen a survive Islanders chance, realistic expectations, expansion draft update 1215792 Lightning say there’s ‘no panic’ after Game 1 loss but Islanders should have their attention Dallas Stars 1215759 ‘The next chapter starts toMorrow’: Dallas Stars Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Stephen Johns announces retirement 1215793 HORNBY: Frank Fredrickson was a hero in the air and on the ice Detroit Red Wings 1215760 Detroit Red Wings 2016 draft review: Still waiting for class Vegas Golden Knights to greatly impact rebuild 1215794 Rookie Cole Caufield provides postseason spark for Canadiens Montreal Canadiens 1215795 Max Pacioretty downplays matchup against team that 1215761 Habs GM Bergevin deserves credit for Making the traded him Canadiens a playoff contender 1215796 Golden Knights Must devise new gaMe plan on defense 1215762 Canadiens Notebook: GM Marc Bergevin's Moves are for Canadiens finally paying off 1215797 Golden Knights bettors facing steep prices against 1215763 Legault pushing to allow larger crowds at Bell Centre Canadiens 1215764 Vegas odds are stacked against the Canadiens in Stanley 1215798 Alex Pietrangelo raises play during Knights’ playoff run Cup seMifinal 1215799 ‘Little pit bull’ Jonathan Marchessault coMes through in 1215765 Stu Cowan: Don't bet on Canadiens to win in Vegas clutch 1215766 Jack Todd: Showdown between Price and Fleury shaping 1215800 Golden Knights’ Alec Martinez practices for first tiMe in up to be a gripping spectacle playoffs 1215767 Canadiens playoff notebook: Spending big on goalies, 1215801 Golden Knights-Montreal Canadiens NHL semifinal Max Pacioretty faces his former centre, thriving as an un preview 1215768 Relax, it’s Carey Price: Tales of the ‘super easygoing 1215802 Canadiens and their rich history face NHL newcoMers, dude’ leading the Canadiens into Las Vegas Vegas 1215803 Golden Knights’ aggressive roster-building again has them New York Islanders in Stanley Cup seMifinals 1215769 For the Islanders, the Good TiMes Really Are Here Again 1215770 Islanders turn in coMplete perforMance to take 1-0 road Washington Capitals lead off Lightning 1215804 Who are the Caps' Most likely expansion draft targets? 1215771 SeMyon VarlaMov outduels NHL’s ‘best’ in Andrei Vasilevskiy Websites 1215772 Islanders represent rude awakening for Lightning 1215805 The Athletic / Relax, it’s Carey Price: Tales of the ‘super 1215773 Islanders hold off Lightning in Massive Game 1 win easygoing dude’ leading the Canadiens into Las Veg 1215774 NHL bettors can score with this Islanders-Lightning prop 1215806 Sportsnet.ca / Islanders Manage playoff intensity to 1215775 Mathew Barzal stays hot, scores first goal of Islanders' perfection in Game 1 win over Lightning GaMe 1 win 1215807 Sportsnet.ca / Canadiens’ Bergevin appears reinvigorated 1215776 In GaMe 1, 'V' stood for VarlaMov and victory, not after challenging 2021 season Vasilevskiy SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1215777 Ryan Pulock's playoff resurgence continues with big GaMe 1 goal in Islanders' win 1215778 Islanders-Lightning Game 1 recap: Winning goal, key stat and More 1215748 Boston Bruins enough. Playing for the “Big, Bad Bruins” with a torn labrum would get you a guest spot on “Cheers” or at least a caMeo on “Ally McBeal.” Boston was so thirsty for a title that Ray Bourque flew in froM Colorado OBF: Bruins’ loss gets us one step closer to bad ‘ol days with the Stanley Cup just so the city could drink it all in. Amid Rask’s claiMs that he ignores the noise during the Bruins post- By BILL SPEROS | June 13, 2021 at 5:56 a.M. mortem press-gaggle on Friday, the goalie admitted — without naMing names — that ToM Brady has made life flat-out Miserable for every other professional athlete who plays in the Bay State or will do so for the next 20 years. Turns out “Tuukka Rask” is Finnish for “Charlie Brown.” “The Patriots definitely haven’t helped anybody in that regard, because Both are loyal, lovable and, unfortunately, often on life’s losing end. they won chaMpionships every year it seeMed like. This city only They even share the same colors. recognizes chaMpions as their heroes,” Rask said. “I feel like I’ve played good hockey and given us a chance. It’s tough to win. Very few guys can While Charlie Brown has Lucy perpetually pulling away that dreaded win it. It’s not easy. We’ve definitely tried. I just haven’t been able to football at the last moMent, Keeper of the Cup Phil Pritchard continues to close the deal, and that’s the way it is. You just Must deal with it. Maybe hold Lord Stanley’s silver chalice at arM’s length away from the Bruins it’ll happen, who knows.” goaltender, with some help, of course. (Rask did hoist the cup in 2011 as TiM Thomas’ backup). “I feel like I’ve played good hockey.” Rask has been under a cloud of dooM since GaMe 6 of the 2013 Stanley “It’s tough to win.” Cup Finals. His “Great PuMpkin” MoMent returned in GaMe 7 of the “We definitely tried.” Finals at TD Garden, when he allowed two goals off the first four shots he faced. After that loss, Rask and the Bruins partied like hell at The We were served even weaker sauce after the Celtics were obliterated by Grand. The rest of us were left holding a bag of rocks. Brooklyn. Rask and the Bruins were eMasculated by the Nassau County Islanders Last season, Belichick offered nearly every excuse that he had Mocked during their Eastern Conference semifinal series in just six gaMes. The others for using over the previous 20 years to explain his inability to Bruins were, to paraphrase one Bill Belichick, “outplayed and outcoached adopt to a post-Brady universe. in all phases.” Instead of Gronk spiking beers, we’re stuck with athletes and coaches The post-defeat fallout landed particularly hard on Rask, as it usually shedding Metaphorical tears. does. Is this the new old standard? Rask played with a torn labruM, which was a physical explanation for his uneven and laborious play in Games 5 and 6 against the Islanders. Have we returned to the “Good Job, Good Effort” era of Boston Hockey players take the ice with injuries that would routinely sideline professional sports? athletes in other sports. One can never fault anyone for wanting to play Is “Loserville” back as the final stop on the Red Line? while hurt, even if it’s not in the best overall interest of the teaM. Props to Rask for wanting to play and toughing it out. It may indeed be time to gas up the Swan Boats. This was coach Bruce Cassidy’s failure. He lacked either the will or The longest trophy gap during the “Score of Success” was 1,099 days, judgMent to pull his goalie in favor of the future and JereMy SwayMan. froM the Celtics’ rout of the Lakers in GaMe 6 of 2008 NBA Finals to Tim Thomas’ Game 7 shutout of the Canucks on June 15, 2011. Rask has hardly the lone reason why the Bruins are playing golf this weekend. The so-called Perfection line of Brad Marchand, Patrice Super Bowl XLVI coMes 1,106 days after Brady and the Patriots won Bergeron and David Pastrnak was daMn-near perfect. The rest of the Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta, the region’s Most-recent chaMpionship. teaM was sMothered like a plate of Pollo ParMigiana at Lucia’s. If the Red Sox (+2200 at DraftKings) don’t win the 2021 World Series, Boston’s blueliners were diMinished in nuMbers, dwarfed in size, and New England will officially clinch its longest title drought since “Varitek often double-crossed by the officials. Cassidy failed to Make necessary split the uprights.” line adjustments to counter the lethal matchups the Islanders threw at Boston in Uniondale.
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