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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 09/15/19 Anaheim Ducks Colorado Avalanche 1152729 Ducks GM Bob Murray rips Ondrej Kase trade rumors 1152760 “I’m happy to be here for the next eight years”: Sam 1152730 As the Ducks’ Ondrej Kase deals with trade rumors, he Girard’s time on Colorado’s top pairing is just beginning keeps the focus on where he is now 1152761 Avalanche Training Camp Observations: Defense might be taking shape Arizona Coyotes 1152762 Avalanche Training Camp Observations: Optimism 1152731 Open competition: Coyotes have 2 goalies with a ‘starter’s unchecked mentality’ Columbus Blue Jackets Boston Bruins 1152763 Markus Hannikainen arrives at last at Blue Jackets camp 1152732 As preseason opener looms, Bruins lineup is an open 1152764 Columbus Blue Jackets players still follow Artemi book Panarin's example 1152733 Here’s why the Bruins are primed for another run at the 1152765 Sonny Milano focused on making Columbus Blue Jackets' Stanley Cup roster 1152734 Joakim Nordstrom on the mend for Bruins 1152766 After getting snared again in U.S. visa process, Markus 1152735 Matt Grzelcyk healthy, looking to make impact for Bruins Hannikainen arrives at Blue Jackets camp 1152736 Joakim Nordstrom (foot) makes his on-ice camp debut for the Bruins Dallas Stars 1152737 David Backes plans on going 'balls to the wall' to hold on 1152767 Ben Bishop may not duplicate 2018-19 numbers, but the to NHL spot with Bruins Stars hope their goalie won't have to 1152738 After years of offensive brilliance, David Pastrnak is honing the defensive side of his game Detroit Red Wings 1152768 Detroit Red Wings are eager to see Moritz Seider in Buffalo Sabres exhibitions: Here's why 1152739 Kyle Olson trying to stick with Sabres after Ducks chose to 1152769 Children's Foundation chief making his mark to boost not sign him youth health 1152740 As season looms, Sabres player rep Jake McCabe keeps 1152770 Moritz Seider warming to life in Michigan, adjusting to pro close watch on opt-out decision hockey 1152741 5,000-calorie diet helps Tage Thompson add weight, 1152771 Top pick Moritz Seider makes strong first impression on strength in attempt to make Sabres Red Wings 1152742 Sabres stock report: As training camp commences, Ralph 1152772 Oliwer Kaski hopes to upgrade Red Wings’ skill level on Krueger is looking to ‘nail the lineup’ defense 1152743 Linus Ullmark is back and boisterous, challenged but unbroken by his first NHL season Edmonton Oilers 1152773 Connor McDavid is fine after going down in practice Calgary Flames 1152774 Oilers Notes: Leon Draisaitl salary is bargain next to 1152744 Flames forward Jankowski looked to MacKinnon to Marner's improve skating in off-season 1152775 Sam Gagner returned to Edmonton Oilers a well-travelled 1152745 Kylington out to prove people wrong in competition on player Flames blueline 1152776 JONES: Joel Persson hopes to go from classroom to 1152746 While found money for the Flames, being a sixth-rounder Edmonton Oilers roster is costing Andrew Mangiapane 1152777 Handicapping Oilers prospect progress: The development of Ethan Bear, Caleb Jones and William Lagesson Carolina Hurricanes 1152747 In Hurricanes’ entire time in NC, there’s never been a Florida Panthers training camp like this 1152778 Camp Quenneville, Day 2: Panthers goalie Sam 1152748 Hurricanes’ Andrei Svechnikov finding his confidence Montembeault battles for backup role to Sergei Bobrovsky without ducking expectations 1152779 2019-20 NHL Season Preview: Florida Panthers 1152749 Haydn Fleury is trying to find his inner ‘Jerk’ and his coach is all in favour Los Angeles Kings 1152780 ‘We shouldn’t be surprised if we make trades’: Drew Chicago Blackhawks Doughty prepares for transitional year with Kings 1152750 Newcomer Olli Maatta is picking up the pace in his 1152781 MARTINEZ KEEN ON KINGS’ ABILITY TO KEEP transition to the Blackhawks: ‘You’ve got to build every da LEARNING, “UP-TEMPO” ADJUSTMENTS 1152751 Crawford vs. Lehner is Blackhawks’ biggest competition, 1152782 DAY TWO: MCLELLAN TALKS DOUGHTY, MORNING but it won’t be settled in camp SKATES, INSTILLING UP-TEMPO PLAY 1152752 The 40-year-old versions 1152753 Can Patrick Kane play to age 40? History doesn’t like his Minnesota Wild chances 1152783 Spurgeon, Wild continue successful partnership 1152754 Behind the numbers: Patrick Kane excels as a goal-scorer 1152784 Wild sign defenseman Spurgeon to 7-year, $53M by doing what defenses don’t expect extension 1152755 Blackhawks' Toews motivated by missing cut in NHL's Top 1152785 Wild signs Jared Spurgeon to seven-year contract 20 list extension 1152756 Blackhawks' Kane a fan of latest bobblehead 1152786 Jared Spurgeon signs seven-year, $53 million contract 1152757 Far from Czech home, Kubalik adjusts to life with extension with Wild Blackhawks 1152787 ‘This kid is a damn stud’: From ‘nobody’ to payday, Jared 1152758 Blackhawks using first training camp under Jeremy Spurgeon’s Wild ride is complete Colliton to nail down defensive zone coverage 1152788 Not going anywhere: Jared Spurgeon, Wild agree to 1152759 Blackhawks GM Stan Bowman: Adam Boqvist is 'ready to 7-year contract extension be a pro' Montreal Canadiens Pittsburgh Penguins 1152789 Canadiens' Max Domi has a new look and old linemate at 1152819 Brandon Tanev already seeing prominent role for training camp Penguins alongside Evgeni Malkin 1152790 Stu Cowan: Canadiens' Victor Mete bonds with Shea 1152820 It’s now or never for Tristan Jarry with the Penguins Weber on and off ice 1152821 David Warsofsky eager for his third chance with the 1152791 Canadiens Notebook: Noah Juulsen and Karl Alzner Penguins sidelined at camp 1152822 Penguins pair up Justin Schultz, Marcus Pettersson on second day of camp Nashville Predators 1152823 From undrafted to Sidney Crosby's line, Dominik Kahun 1152792 NHLPA decision on CBA pushed back to Monday continues his precipitous climb 1152793 Pekka Rinne optimistic Predators career won't end over 1152824 Penguins wanted more depth in goal behind Matt Murray, NHL labor issues as deadline approaches and they got it 1152825 Mike Sullivan isn't concerned about the shortage of New Jersey Devils righties up front 1152794 WATCH: Jack Hughes, P.K Subban, Nikita Gusev skate in 1152826 Patric Hornqvist says he's ready to go after longer- 1st Devils practice than-normal layoff 1152795 Notable player combinations from Devils’ 1st practices of 1152827 On Jack Johnson, Juuso Riikola and the Penguins’ training camp crowded defense 1152796 What if nothing the Devils do can convince Taylor Hall to stay put? | Politi San Jose Sharks 1152797 Why Taylor Hall and John Hynes believe Devils’ Nico 1152828 Forward thinking: Why Sharks’ Meier, Labanc signed new Hischier will make big leap in 3rd NHL season contracts so early 1152798 How Devils’ Ty Smith, Jesper Boqvist are approaching 1152829 Sharks' Aaron Dell reveals extra motivation ahead of 2019 chance to make NHL roster NHL season 1152803 How the Devils plan to split time between Cory Schneider and Mackenzie Blackwood St Louis Blues 1152804 NJ Devils scrimmage quick-hitters: Jesper Boqvist is 1152830 Blues turn back the clock for third jersey everything advertised 1152831 Tarasenko good to go on first day of camp 1152832 Unfinished business for Pietrangelo, Schenn New York Islanders 1152833 Blues hit the ice for first day of training camp at new facility 1152805 Islanders' Johnny Boychuk elated to be healthy at start of training camp Tampa Bay Lightning 1152806 Former Devil Slava Fetisov takes on global warming with 1152834 Why Lightning aren’t swayed by market with bridge offer help from Lou Lamoriello for Brayden Point New York Rangers Toronto Maple Leafs 1152807 Why Chris Kreider is worry-free going into final year of 1152835 Forward Mitch Marner joins Toronto Maple Leafs in contract Newfoundland for training camp 1152808 Pavel Buchnevich is X-factor on Rangers’ revamped top 1152836 Kapanen gets first shot at Tavares-Marner line in Leafs line camp 1152809 Chris Kreider says he isn't concerned about his contract 1152837 Mitch Marner blinked first in contract staredown with status Maple Leafs 1152838 What do fans think of the Leafs’ Mitch Marner signing? Ottawa Senators 1152839 Leafs finally add Mitch Marner’s name to their prepaid 1152810 SNAPSHOTS: Sens player rep DeMelo says players will plan. They better get dialled into a longer Cup run be unified — whatever NHLPA decides 1152840 SIMMONS: Life-changing money won't change Marner's 1152811 Changes are about to be made at Ottawa Senators' hockey life training camp 1152841 Dubas laments 'mistakes' but glad Marner deal done 1152812 GARRIOCH: Craig Anderson determined to bounce back 1152842 Maple Leafs and the Maritimes have historical bond after difficult season 1152843 Kapanen, Tavares get look as Leafs linemates 1152844 Newly signed Leaf Marner returns fire from critics Philadelphia Flyers 1152845 SIMMONS SAYS: Marner the winner as Leafs pay him 1152813 Bruising Chris Stewart, once filled with promise, trying to more than NHL's MVP resurrect career with Flyers 1152846 TRAIKOS: Leafs' salary imbalance a problem if cap 1152814 Young Flyers fan writes recruitment pitch to Mitch Marner remains stagnant ... and sends it to Matt Marner 1152847 Siegel: The Leafs won’t regret giving Mitch Marner $10.8 1152815 Claude Giroux, Sean Couturier wow the prospects, roster million a season talk and more from Flyers training camp 1152848 Can the Leafs win with their current cap structure after 1152816 From Jakub Voracek to Alain Vigneault, Joel Farabee signing Mitch Marner? turning heads (and ankles) at Flyers
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