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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 4/28/2020 Anaheim Ducks Colorado Avalanche 1183568 Predictions review: Why did we so badly overrate the 1183600 DU Pioneers lose another player to an NHL contract Ducks? 1183601 The Athletic’s uniform fan survey: Your thoughts on how Denver’s pro teams look Boston Bruins 1183602 Analyzing the Avalanche’s forwards in a potential return to 1183569 Bruins forward David Krejci plans to play beyond next year play 1183570 Despite reservations, Bruins’ David Krejci wants to finish season Columbus Blue Jackets 1183571 Bruins Breakdown: Zdeno Chara still a force 1183603 Blue Jackets among NHL teams that realize relying on 1183572 Bruins' David Krejci identifies with all NHL fans: 'I miss one goalie no longer way to go hockey' 1183604 W-E-E-K-L-Y P-U-Z-Z-L-E: How John Tortorella keeps the 1183573 This Date in Bruins History: Epic Game 7 win catapults B's Blue Jackets together on historic run 1183574 Peter Cehlarik should be done with the Bruins after his Dallas Stars latest comments 1183605 Stars center Tyler Seguin goes No. 1 overall in NHL.com’s 1183575 Staying or going? Projecting this summer’s Bruins roster 2010 redraft shuffle Detroit Red Wings Buffalo Sabres 1183606 Here's where Givani Smith can help Detroit Red Wings 1183576 Town of Holland native owes hockey career in part to going forward Bona's Final Four team 1183607 Red Wings’ Jeff Blashill named to Ferris State Athletics Hall of Fame Calgary Flames 1183608 Wings' Jeff Blashill dishes assist, insight in coaches 1183577 Flames sign forward prospect Emilio Pettersen to entry- mentorship program level deal 1183609 Red Wings, NHL rivals aid GM efforts to increase mask production Carolina Hurricanes 1183610 Jeff Blashill becomes a hall of famer at Ferris State 1183579 Bag of Jerks: Prospects, Andrei Svechnikov’s ceiling, thoughts on the 2006 team Edmonton Oilers 1183611 How Edmonton could have left 2010 draft with both Taylor Chicago Blackhawks Hall and Ryan Johansen 1183580 Column: Chicago Blackhawks Chairman Rocky Wirtz is a 1183612 Kailer Yamamoto’s NHL comparables offer Oilers fans popular team owner. Will that change after he fired John hope for the future 1183581 Chicago Blackhawks fire President John McDonough, a ‘difficult decision to embrace change,’ Rocky Wirtz says Florida Panthers 1183582 The firing of John McDonough and the slow drip of the 1183613 Report card time: (Hopefully not) final grades for the Blackhawks’ decline 2019-20 Florida Panthers 1183583 Blackhawks fire president John McDonough, signaling monumental change in franchise’s direction Minnesota Wild 1183584 What's next for Blackhawks as McDonough exits? 1183614 General Manager Bill Guerin hopes Wild gets chance for 1183585 Blackhawks fire team president McDonough in surprising playoff push move 1183586 Blackhawks release president, CEO John McDonough Montreal Canadiens 1183587 Blackhawks 2019-20 season in review: Alex Nylander 1183615 Team Basu wins our Canadiens fantasy draft / Équipe 1183588 Blackhawks Talk Podcast: Why the Blackhawks released Basu sacrée championne president John McDonough 1183589 Blackhawks relieved John McDonough because it was Nashville Predators time for 'new mindset' 1183616 Predators goalie Pekka Rinne has a dream, and a speech 1183590 Blackhawks achievements during John McDonough's prepared if it happens tenure as president 1183617 His confidence shaken, Pekka Rinne hopes for a chance 1183591 Sports Talk Live Podcast: Blackhawks shake things up, to redeem himself releasing president and CEO, John McDonough 1183592 Blackhawks relieve John McDonough from duties as New York Islanders President & CEO 1183618 Untold stories from the Islanders beat: Confrontations and 1183593 Blackhawks help Detroit Red Wings in fight against Twitter lessons coronavirus 1183594 How 2020 Stanley Cup Playoffs shake out in our NHL 20 New York Rangers simulation 1183619 NY Rangers' Adam Fox on par with top NHL rookie 1183595 Blackhawks 2019-20 season in review: Dominik Kubalik defensemen Cale Makar and Quinn Hughes 1183596 Lazerus: John McDonough was fired. Are Stan Bowman 1183620 Rangers' Adam Fox praises defense partner Ryan and Jeremy Colliton next? Lindgren 1183597 John McDonough leaves behind complicated Blackhawks legacy 1183598 Blackhawks fire team president John McDonough in signal that no job is safe 1183599 The mystery of former Blackhawks defenseman Kim Johnsson Ottawa Senators Washington Capitals 1183621 Belleville Senators season expected to put on ice early 1183650 Former Capitals winger Joel Ward retires from NHL next month 1183651 Matt Bradley explains why Sergei Fedorov's Game 7 1183622 The NHL will make a decision on the 2020 draft "relatively series winner almost didn't happen soon" 1183652 Tom Wilson and John Carlson congratulate former 1183623 Sources: Russian free agent Artyom Zub commits to teammate Joel Ward on his retirement Senators 1183653 How Alex Ovechkin’s first pitch kicked off the Nationals’ 8-game playoff winning streak Philadelphia Flyers 1183654 Former Capital Joel Ward's message to minority hockey 1183624 Flyers icon Bernie Parent, Snider Hockey assist families in players: 'Be proud of who you are' need during coronavirus pandemic 1183655 Joel Ward retires with emotional letter on The Players’ 1183625 Mike Haviland gives opponent's perspective on Flyers Tribune prospect Wade Allison making the pro jump 1183656 What is the Caps' best all-time Canadian lineup? 1183626 What signing Swedish winger Linus Sandin would mean for Flyers Websites 1183661 The Athletic / Lazerus: John McDonough was fired. Are Pittsburgh Penguins Stan Bowman and Jeremy Colliton next? 1183627 Penguins’ Evgeni Malkin donates to Ronald McDonald 1183662 The Athletic / LeBrun: An inside look at John Tavares’ role House on the Return to Play Committee 1183628 Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins sign defenseman Billy 1183663 The Athletic / Overhardt’s Exception Player proposal: Sweezey What is it and could it work in the NHL? 1183629 Penguins A to Z: Riley Barber hopes to be more than a 1183664 The Athletic / Down Goes Brown: 6 realities that fans will ‘4A’ player have to accept if the NHL returns 1183630 Penguins' Evgeni Malkin helps Ronald McDonald House 1183665 The Athletic / Ranking all 31 NHL uniforms: An unbiased provide kids with food, games outsider tackles the league’s looks 1183631 Penguins GM Jim Rutherford expects NHL draft will follow 1183666 The Athletic / Thermal temperature checks may come to NFL's virtual lead sports venues, but are they accurate? 1183632 Penguins’ player grades: John Marino 1183667 The Athletic / What the NHL can learn from the NFL’s 1183633 The inside story of the Penguins’ ‘Pittsburgh Pigeon’ logo virtual draft 1183668 The Athletic / By the numbers: The best value contract on San Jose Sharks every NHL team 1183634 Ex-Shark Joel Ward explains how he’d like to stay 1183669 Sportsnet.ca / Flames fast-tracking 'Norwegian Gretzky' involved in hockey Emilio Pettersen 1183635 San Jose Sharks launch relief fund for part-time 1183670 Sportsnet.ca / NHL's top 20 UFAs of 2020: Latest employees rumours, reports 1183636 Former Sharks forward Joel Ward announces retirement 1183671 Sportsnet.ca / Rookie phenoms Hughes, Makar making 1183637 Longtime NHL forward Joel Ward retires NHL look easy 1183638 Jonathan Becher Q&A: Sharks president on part-time 1183672 TSN.CA / Yost: The evolution of Toronto Maple Leafs F workers' relief fund William Nylander 1183639 Former Sharks wing Joel Ward announces NHL retirement 1183673 TSN.CA / Smooth-skating Jake Sanderson surging up after 11 seasons draft boards 1183640 What Scott Hannan misses about sports during NHL 1183674 TSN.CA / The All-Time 7: TSN's Montreal Canadiens coronavirus hiatus All-Time Team 1183641 Beloved former Sharks forward Joel Ward retires, but will surely resurface soon Winnipeg Jets 1183657 Hello out there, will anyone care? St Louis Blues 1183658 Dustin Byfuglien’s 6 most memorable highlights from his 1183642 NHL gives summer hockey a hard look; Blues interested in time with the Jets being host city World Leagues News Toronto Maple Leafs 1183675 Coronavirus costing school district dollars 1183643 Spezza, Leafs have not talked contract, but three young 1183676 Leishman braced for 'very different' November Masters reasons fuel his desire to return 1183677 Lakers received $4.6 million ‘small business’ loan from 1183644 LeBrun: An inside look at John Tavares’ role on the Return feds, returned it to Play Committee 1183678 USA Swimming Unveils Tentative Schedule After 1183645 What exactly does one do with 13,000 socks with Mike Coronavirus Hiatus Babcock’s face on them? 1183679 How Montana's football recruiting is being impacted by the coronavirus pandemic Vancouver Canucks 1183680 Coronavirus Florida: Don't touch that pin! Palm Beach 1183659 Ben Kuzma: How Canucks' standout Hughes didn't Wing it County golf courses to reopen in 2018 draft 1183681 What is New York’s plan if coronavirus threatens fall high 1183660 Who stays, who goes? Analyzing the Canucks’ roster for school sports? the 2020-21 season 1183682 Decisions this week as sport tries to emerge from coronavirus shadow Vegas Golden Knights 1183683 What Has to Happen Before Sports Can Make a 1183646 Golden Knights’ radio station to air more classic games Comeback? There’s No Playbook for Coronavirus 1183647 Knights offer behind-scenes experience with 1183684 Coronavirus: NBA will not reopen practice facilities until at #AllInChallenge least May 8; sets guidelines for safe workouts 1183648 Golden Knights roster review: Nick Cousins 1183685 Sports bosses urge calm as athletes worry about 1183649 Golden Knights’ online stick auction benefits local food coronavirus impact on funding banks 1183686 ‘Golden Boy’ Oscar De La Hoya Expects Boxing To Be Among First Sports To Return From Coronavirus 1183687 The NHL's coronavirus pause: Where the games could be played, latest on the draft, more 1183688 Running industry walloped by COVID-19, and it may take years to recover SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1183568 Anaheim Ducks doesn’t get him some wingers that can put the puck in the net more consistently when he puts it on their tape.
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