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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 4/9/2020 Anaheim Ducks Florida Panthers 1173492 Alexis Lafreniere tops NHL’s draft-eligible prospects list 1173519 Panthers agree to terms with forward Cole Schwindt on three-year, entry-level contract Arizona Coyotes 1173520 Sergei Bobrovsky and Artemi Panarin team up again to 1173493 Reliving the 2012 playoff run, Chapter 1: Sizing up the help their new communities Blackhawks 1173494 Peter Mueller’s star never shined so brightly as in his Los Angeles Kings rookie season 1173521 NHL releases prospect rankings ahead of yet-to- be-rescheduled draft Boston Bruins 1173522 Alexis Lafreniere tops NHL’s draft-eligible prospects list 1173495 Top 10 Bruins not named Orr: No. 8 — Zdeno Chara 1173523 MY FAVORITE REIGN GAME headed for Hall of Fame 1173524 Remembering Jack Bowkus: “He left such a positive 1173496 Bruce Cassidy, ex-Bruins teammates stunned by news of attitude, a positive way to lead their lives” Colby Cave's coma 1173497 Torey Krug has funny details about what he misses from Minnesota Wild Bruins' locker room 1173525 For NHL, drafting as usual won't fly amid coronavirus 1173498 As Oilers’ Colby Cave fights for his life, former Bruins pandemic mates rally around 1173526 How a young hockey fan merged her fight against bullying with a love of hockey Buffalo Sabres 1173499 Sabres' possible top pick more clear after central scouting MontrealCanadiens releases rankings 1173527 Jake Evans’ progression is a model for other Canadiens 1173500 For Amerks, season is on pause and with it chance at prospects to follow playoff redemption 1173528 One-hit wonders: Kjell Dahlin made history in Montreal 1173501 Playing catch-up with Steve Heinze, who relished his short and quickly vanished time with the Sabres Nashville Predators Calgary Flames 1173529 CEOs, former neighbors Sean Henry of Predators, Ian 1173502 His NHL career was cut short by a brutal injury, but Dave Ayre of Nashville SC navigate pause Hindmarch isn’t haunted by what-ifs New Jersey Devils Chicago Blackhawks 1173530 If Devils win NHL draft lottery again, Alexis Lafreniere 1173503 How Blackhawks players would alter the NHL schedule could be their pick 1173504 NHL Draft 2020: Blackhawks could pick one of these 1173531 Will fans be scared to attend games when sports return ranked prospects after coronavirus pandemic? New study shows alarming re 1173532 NHL Central Scouting releases 2020 draft rankings: Here Colorado Avalanche are top targets for NJ Devils 1173505 Craig Billington, Avalanche assistant GM, still hard at work during hockey’s “pause” New York Islanders 1173506 Colorado Eagles owner distraught over lost AHL revenue, 1173533 Lack of skating during NHL pause is a big concern if optimistic about future with NHL/Avalanche season resumes Columbus Blue Jackets New York Rangers 1173507 Michael Arace | Sergei Bobrovsky finally delivered in 1173534 Marc Staal is a Rangers relic who proved he still belongs playoffs during Blue Jackets' upset of Lightning 1173535 NY Rangers questions: Who are the next wave of 1173508 Sweep memories | Blue Jackets throttled mighty Lightning forwards that will impact the NHL roster? a year ago 1173536 Lack of skating during NHL pause is a big concern if 1173509 Sergei Bobrovsky and Artemi Panarin team up again to season resumes help their new communities Ottawa Senators Detroit Red Wings 1173537 COULD HOCKEY IN ISOLATION WORK? 'It sounds 1173510 Al Kaline and Gordie Howe: Golfing pals and batting pretty tricky,' infectious disease expert says practice buddies 1173538 Ottawa Senators staying on course in growing with the 1173511 Wojo: The Detroit sports moments that endear and endure kids forever 1173539 Coach D.J. Smith says the Senators who had COVID-19 1173512 ‘Compete level’ separates possible Red Wings' No. 1 pick are fully recovered Alexis Lafreniere 1173540 Coach D.J. Smith remains hopeful the Ottawa Senators 1173513 Alexis Lafreniere, Tim Stuetzle top final NHL Central will be able to finish their season Scouting lists 1173541 Analyzing the unlikely hope of summer NHL hockey 1173514 The Gifted: Red Wings prospect Jonatan Berggren and 1173542 D.J. Smith on his rookie year as a head coach — and the the perimeter player myth trip when hockey stopped 1173543 ‘We just really wanted to have our own voice back’: Why Edmonton Oilers TSN revived SportsCentre 1173515 Paul Coffey loves Evan Bouchard's offensive ability but still needs work on overall game Philadelphia Flyers 1173516 Q&A: Wayne Gretzky on the Oilers’ new stars, the records 1173544 An opponent's perspective on Flyers' resurgent prospect and more Jay O'Brien 1173517 As Oilers’ Colby Cave fights for his life, former Bruins 1173545 Former Flyer Rick Tocchet knows NHL is in difficult spot mates rally around with coronavirus outbreak 1173518 For one glorious fall, Alexander Selivanov was the NHL’s 1173546 Predictions revisited: What we got right and wrong about most dangerous scorer the 2019-20 Flyers Pittsburgh Penguins Capitals Continued 1173547 Ranking the Penguins’ most memorable playoff openers 1173576 NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman recognizes finishing 1173548 Playoff intensity could be lost if season resumes for regular season 'may not be possible' Penguins, NHL 1173577 Alex Ovechkin is the best of the Beltway after beating 1173549 North Huntingdon’s Austen Swankler on NHL Central Johnny Unitas in final Scouting draft list 1173550 Penguins Foundation distributes 500 backpacks of Websites supplies for schooling at home 1173582 The Athletic / How a young hockey fan merged her fight 1173551 Vote on Marc-Andre Fleury’s best playoff saves. And against bullying with a love of hockey relive the 2009 Stanley Cup Final 1173583 The Athletic / Pronman’s scouting report: Why Quinton 1173552 Penguins on pause: Finally healthy, Zach Aston-Reese Byfield is a top NHL prospect establishes his role 1173584 The Athletic / Pronman’s scouting report: Why Alexis 1173553 Penguins on pause: Conor Sheary's second stint in Lafreniere is a top NHL prospect Pittsburgh could already be over 1173585 The Athletic / Down Goes Brown: Remembering some of 1173554 West Mifflin's Logan Cooley goes from 'Little Penguins' to the NHL’s greatest one-hit wonders U.S. National team 1173586 The Athletic / By the numbers: Revisiting the last decade 1173555 A Muskegon line, Mario’s wingers and a Moose: The of NHL playoff series Penguins’ one-hit wonders 1173587 Sportsnet.ca / Sportsnet’s 2020 NHL Draft Prospect Rankings: April San Jose Sharks 1173588 Sportsnet.ca / Highlighting an unheralded player from 1173556 Coronavirus: Top official says sports unlikely before Canada’s Eastern Conference teams Thanksgiving in Santa Clara County 1173589 Sportsnet.ca / Canucks' Pearson soaking up family time 1173557 NHL Central Scouting: Plenty of ‘hidden gems’ for Sharks, after reigniting career others teams to find in draft 1173590 Sportsnet.ca / Senators coach D.J. Smith: It's time for 1173558 My favorite player: Joe Thornton team to take 'next step' 1173591 Sportsnet.ca / Flames' Treliving puts discussion of hockey, St Louis Blues stalled season in perspective 1173559 Move over Gloria, Blues have a new victory song 1173592 Sportsnet.ca / Panthers' Bobrovsky against jumping to 1173560 Blues will hold a virtual 'reunion' tonight, and you're invited playoffs: 'I don't think it's fair' (to watch) 1173593 TSN.CA / Dylan Samberg signing key move for Winnipeg Jets, great news for fans Tampa Bay Lightning 1173594 TSN.CA / D.J. Smith recalls ‘different feel’ of coaching 1173561 Lightning’s Blake Coleman enjoying time with his newborn final game before NHL’s pause daughter 1173595 TSN.CA / Seravalli: How a 68-game rollback might be 1173562 Lightning’s Kevin Shattenkirk thanks those working on NHL's most fair standings format coronavirus front lines 1173596 TSN.CA / Linesman Scott Driscoll hopes his NHL career 1173563 One-hit wonder or one of a kind? The wild career of isn’t over just yet Lightning’s Chris Kontos Winnipeg Jets Toronto Maple Leafs 1173578 A life recouped: Ice player's comeback will continue in 1173564 NHLers reflect on league pause: ‘All of a sudden someone Winnipeg turns the car off’ 1173565 Maple Leaf halts work at Ontario poultry plant after three World Leagues News COVID-19 cases 1173597 Coronavirus in sport: Premier League launch charity fund 1173566 The bizarre saga of Robert Svehla’s brief, yet impactful, 1173598 NBA, ESPN could hold H.O.R.S.E. tournament in absence Maple Leafs tenure of live sports due to coronavirus 1173599 The Plans to Bring Sports Back Are Truly Dystopian Vancouver Canucks 1173600 Iconic sports cities turn eerie during coronavirus shutdown 1173579 Canucks Pearson has family ties to fighting COVID-19, 1173601 Coronavirus: Concern has grown among NFL coaches Bauer innovation and staff about logistics of 2020 NFL Draft, per report 1173580 NHLers reflect on league pause: ‘All of a sudden someone 1173602 Is bringing back sports during coronavirus realistic or turns the car off’ safe? We asked the experts 1173581 My favourite player: Mike Bibby 1173603 Coronavirus Has 2020 College Football Season, NCAA's Future Up In Air Vegas Golden Knights 1173604 Licensed sports industry hit hard by coronavirus pandemic 1173567 Golden Knights’ pledge to T-Mobile Arena workers stays 1173605 Will fans be scared to attend games when sports return on track after coronavirus pandemic? New study shows alarming re 1173568 Embarrassing or hilarious? Vegas’ Nick Cousins is one of 1173606 Temporary changes in college sports may be needed due the worst trash-talkers to coronavirus, athletic directors survey indicates 1173607 With Games Paused, Sports Companies Shift to Making Washington Capitals Medical Supplies 1173569 Capitals’ John Carlson is focusing on the present as the SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 NHL season remains paused 1173570 Carlson: North Dakota-based NHL return a 'longshot,' but any option a good one 1173571 Holtby shuts out Islanders to start NHL 20 simulated playoffs with a Capitals victory 1173572 With NHL season paused, a ranking of Capitals' best wins of 2019-20: No.
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