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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 11/15/17 Anaheim Ducks Columbus Blue Jackets 1083245 Sakic has fond memories of Kariya, Selanne with 1083281 Blue Jackets | Sonny Milano tries to learn while playinG Avalanche less 1083246 Ducks' injuries Give Derek Grant an opportunity to Get in 1083282 Blue Jackets | Oliver Bjorkstrand’s play draws coach’s center of the action praise 1083247 Chris WaGner, Derek Grant steppinG up for injury-plagued 1083283 Blue Jackets | Team lookinG for its identity, coach and Ducks players say 1083248 Miller: Kevin Bieksa’s wife shares household fame with 1083284 Blue Jackets | Goalie dreams drive David Savard to block Ducks defenseman shots 1083285 Blue Jackets 2, Canadiens 1, OT | SerGei Bobrovsky Arizona Coyotes delivers again in win 1083249 NHL pundits slam Arizona Coyotes as 'terrible,' Ghastly,' 'just bad' Dallas Stars 1083250 Arizona Coyotes trade Goaltender Louis DominGue to 1083286 Here's the messaGe Ken Hitchcock is tryinG to Get across Lightning to his Stars amid road woes 1083251 Coyotes become first team in NHL history to Go first 20 1083287 Stars couldn't Give the 60 minutes Ken Hitchcock wanted games without regulation win in 4-3 loss to Florida 1083252 Preview: Coyotes at Jets, 5:30 p.m., FOX Sports Arizona 1083288 Trocheck scores shootout winner as Panthers edge Stars 1083253 Coyotes trade Louis DominGue to Tampa Bay Lightning 1083254 Hellebuyck’s 32 saves lead Jets over Arizona Coyotes Detroit Red Wings 1083255 Arizona Coyotes trade Louis DominGue to Tampa Bay 1083289 Red WinGs preach 'hiGh level of urGency' on power plays; Lightning PK looks Good 1083256 Coyotes’ crazy travel schedule presents challenGes for 1083290 Detroit Red WinGs' Martin Frk could miss a week with traininG staff tweaked groin 1083291 Detroit Red WinGs vs. CalGary Flames: Time, TV, radio Boston Bruins information 1083257 David Krejci a game-time decision for Bruins 1083292 Red WinGs finally risinG on special teams 1083258 DressinG multiple rookies can make life hard for the Bruins 1083293 Red WinGs’ scorinG threat Martin Frk out vs. Flames 1083259 Coyotes trade DominGue to LiGhtninG for McGinn, 1083294 Red WinGs' Martin Frk miGht be out a week Leighton 1083260 Bruins prospect Peter Cehlarik Gets call from Providence, Edmonton Oilers ready to face Ducks toniGht 1083295 Oilers prepare for Game aGainst VeGas Golden KniGhts 1083261 DeBrusk ready to 'calm down and play hockey' after 1083296 Edmonton's other NHL owner: Booster Juice founder healthy scratch snaps up share in VeGas Golden KniGhts, new arena 1083262 MorninG Skate: JaGr the dressinG room DJ 1083263 Fallen Bruins ignoring traditional Thanksgiving benchmark Florida Panthers 1083297 Panthers power play searches for results throuGh recent Buffalo Sabres struGGles 1083264 Show of camaraderie by Sabres' stars Goes for nauGht 1083298 Curtis Valk to center Panthers' fourth line in NHL debut on 1083265 The Wraparound: Penguins 5, Sabres 4 (OT) Tuesday 1083266 Sabres Notebook: GorGes fiGhts for physicality; Bailey's 1083299 Panthers beat Stars in shootout to win for second time in play 'dipped'; turkey drive three games 1083267 BiG hits mean fiGhts, much to the deliGht of Sabres' GorGes Los Angeles Kings 1083268 Sabres hope Bailey rediscovers urgency in latest trip to 1083300 KinGs headed in wronG direction in loss to Canucks Rochester 1083301 KinG trade Michael Cammalleri to Edmonton for Jussi 1083269 Five Things to Know as Sabres visit Pittsburgh Penguins Jokinen 1083302 Whicker: Another loss, another seed of doubt for KinGs Calgary Flames 1083303 Canucks send KinGs to 3rd straiGht loss 1083270 Smith stays home as Flames jet off to Detroit 1083304 TONY GASPARINI SHARES PROSPECT UPDATES ON HULTS, ANDERSON AND EYSSIMONT Carolina Hurricanes 1083305 NOVEMBER 14 MORNING SKATE NOTES: KINGS 1083271 Hurricanes find Goals from a badly needed source RECALL CRESCENZI 1083306 Ted Sandeen/Iowa Wild Chicago Blackhawks 1083307 BLAKE DISCUSSES JOKINEN/CAMMALLERI SWAP, 1083272 Shift from center to winG is payinG off so far for GABORIK, KEMPE, CARTER, IAFALLO Blackhawks' Nick Schmaltz 1083308 NOVEMBER 14 POSTGAME NOTES 1083273 Ex-NHL enforcer John Scott tries actinG: 'I'm just tryinG to 1083309 NOVEMBER 14 POSTGAME QUOTES: MARTINEZ, take it as thinGs come' PEARSON 1083274 Wednesday's preview: RanGers at Blackhawks 1083310 NOVEMBER 14 POSTGAME QUOTES: JOHN STEVENS 1083275 Blackhawks say farewell to Johnny’s, hello to new practice 1083311 GAME 18: LOS ANGELES VS VANCOUVER facility 1083312 KINGS TRADE CAMMALLERI TO OILERS, ACQUIRE 1083276 Column: ChanGe Stan Bowman promised made JOKINEN. WHY? Blackhawks look different — but not better 1083277 Blackhawks’ Ryan Hartman eaGer to Get back to his Gritty, gutty game 1083278 With a fun practice, ChicaGo Blackhawks say Goodbye to Johnny's IceHouse 1083279 Blackhawks say Goodbye to Johnny’s IceHouse West 1083280 Alex DeBrincat has played well all year, but now the Goals are coming and that's good for the Blackhawks Minnesota Wild Philadelphia Flyers 1083313 Wild's Charlie Coyle back on skates five weeks after 1083346 Flyers rookie Nolan Patrick continues to make progress; breaking leg Andrew MacDonald will skate Wednesday 1083314 Devan Dubnyk, Bruce Boudreau primed for home- 1083347 Flyers-Wild preview: Philly lookinG for revenGe aGainst hot and-home finish against the Philadelphia Flyers goalie, hotter winger 1083315 Minnesota Wild's second periods need work, but 1083348 Observations from the Flyers 3-0 loss to Minnesota everything else seems to be clickinG 1083349 Flyers blanked again by Wild's Devan Dubnyk 1083316 Wild-Philadelphia Game recap 1083350 Flyers rookie Robert Hagg showing poise beyond his 1083317 Wild, Dubnyk stop Flyers for third shutout in a row years 1083318 Wild’s Marcus FoliGno is keepinG mother’s leGacy alive 1083351 Best of NHL: Teuvo Teravainen hat trick in 3rd period 1083319 Wild’s Charlie Coyle returns to practice enough for Hurricanes 1083320 Devan Dubnyk notches third straight shutout, Wild earn 1083352 Flyers' scoreless streak extended with another Wild 3-0 win over Flyers shutout 1083353 Flyers-Wild observations: On the wronG end of another Montreal Canadiens shutout 1083321 Zach Werenski scores overtime winner as Blue Jackets 1083354 BiGGer Goalies like Wild's Devan Dubnyk pose problem for top Canadiens Flyers 1083322 About last niGht ... Columbus beats Canadiens 2-1 in OT 1083355 Flyers’ Sean Couturier growing his game off the ice as 1083323 Lindgren solid, offence stalls as Habs lose 2-1 in OT to well as on Blue Jackets 1083356 Flyers at Wild: 3 things to watch in Game 18 1083324 Liveblog: Columbus at Canadiens 1083357 5 takeaways: Why the Flyers’ scoring ineptitude is making 1083325 The goalie insists his lower-body injury is still "minor" and history that he won't be out much lonGer. But how lonG r 1083326 Game Day: Canadiens goalie Carey Price no longer Pittsburgh Penguins skatinG 1083358 PenGuins notebook: Sullivan wants team to take fewer 1083327 Blue Jackets at Canadiens: Five thinGs you should know penalites 1083359 PenGuins find riGht mix; Sidney Crosby breaks scorinG Nashville Predators slump in OT win 1083328 Predators' Scott Hartnell, Yannick Weber out weeks with 1083360 PenGuins unveil camo warmup jerseys lower-body injuries 1083361 Jason Botterill will be back in PittsburGh Tuesday with his 1083329 Nashville Predators 6, WashinGton Capitals 3: 3 thinGs we Buffalo Sabres. 1 learned 1083362 PreGame: PenGuins have a friendly upcominG schedule, startinG with Buffalo New Jersey Devils 1083363 Crosby busts out of funk against Sabres 1083330 Kevin Shattenkirk Finds His Groove, and the RanGers Find 1083364 Third line of Sheary, Sheahan and Hornqvist comes Theirs throuGh for PenGuins in win 1083331 What Travis Zajac needs to be ready to play for Devils 1083365 PenGuins top the Sabres, 5-4, on Sheary's OT winner 1083332 Devils' Miles Wood finds surprise in locker after 1st hat trick (PHOTO) San Jose Sharks 1083333 Devils defenseman Mirco Mueller has fractured collarbone 1083366 Tehama County shootings kill five, wound 10; victims were | What it means random targets 1083334 Lessons keep coming for young Devils 1083367 Sharks notes: AilinG Thornton takinG advantaGe of small 1083335 How will lines look when Travis Zajac rejoins Devils' break in schedule lineup? 1083368 Hall of Famer Teemu Selanne was the ultimate Sharks 1083336 Travis Zajac likely to return to Devils' lineup Thursday villain 1083337 Devils Daily Faceoff: Three storylines for Nov. 14 St Louis Blues New York Islanders 1083369 Blues ship Bennett to ChicaGo of AHL 1083338 Henrik Lundqvist’s heavy workload explained 1083370 Maryland HeiGhts backs new Blues practice facility near 1083339 John Tavares, Jordan Eberle and Nick Leddy make quite casino an impression on school kids 1083371 Blues prospects Kyrou, Thomas tearinG it up in juniors 1083372 3 days in Edmonton: Ideal for some Blues New York Rangers 1083340 It’s clear what Rick Nash wants out of uncertain RanGers Tampa Bay Lightning future 1083373 Lightning emphatically answers power-play question 1083341 RanGers pack momentum for brief road swinG Ottawa Senators 1083342 Warrenspiece: Senators must make room for returninG Bobby Ryan 1083343 Health the No. 1 priority for Clarke MacArthur, Sens GM says 1083344 Chabot and White tryinG to Get solid 1083345 How the Senators can deal with a very touGh upcominG schedule Toronto Maple Leafs Websites 1083374 Carey Price to miss more time but insists injury is minor 1083410 The Athletic / LeBrun Notebook: Looking ahead to the 1083375 Leafs call up Nikita Soshnikov,
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