SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 07/06/19 Anaheim Ducks Minnesota Wild 1149382 Ducks sign left wing Andreas Martinsen to 1-year contract 1149408 Coach Bruce Boudreau exploring Wild's options for Mats 1149383 Predicting the Ducks’ 2019-20 opening night roster Zuccarello and Ryan Hartman 1149384 Grading Kings and Ducks in free agency and pondering if 1149409 Projecting the Wild’s ideal forward lines: Is it enough to get they can still make some moves back to the playoffs? Arizona Coyotes Montreal Canadiens 1149385 Business-school lesson helped shape John Chayka’s 1149410 Canadiens sign free-agent forward Nick Cousins to free-agency philosophy one-year deal 1149411 What the Puck: Canadiens moving in wrong direction this Boston Bruins summer 1149386 Unsatisfied with negotiations, Danton Heinen is taking 1149412 The summer of Shea: a healthy and energized Weber is Bruins to salary arbitration preparing for next season and loving life 1149387 Bruins' Heinen, Cehlarik file for arbitration Nashville Predators Buffalo Sabres 1149413 Why Nashville may miss PK Subban even more than 1149388 11-Day Power Play will feature 2,500 players over 250 Predators fans hours 1149414 Predators' Eeli Tolvanen knows he has plenty to learn, 1149389 Sabres top draft pick Dylan Cozens could miss up to 3 and he's ready to learn it months after surgery 1149390 Sabres need to find lots of answers before they can make New Jersey Devils a playoff push 1149415 Devils’ Will Butcher, Mirco Mueller, Connor Carrick file for 1149391 Sabres re-sign Zemgus Girgensons, four others file for salary arbitration | What it means arbitration 1149416 NHL rumors: Offer sheet coming for Maple Leafs’ Mitch 1149392 Sabres Rasmus Ristolainen explains reported $135,000 Marner? speeding violation 1149393 How Ralph Krueger's time in English soccer could help New York Rangers Sabres 1149417 Trouba, Buchnevich file for arbitration Calgary Flames Philadelphia Flyers 1149394 Swedish defenceman Lerby a project for the Flames 1149418 Flyers’ Scott Laughton among 40 NHL players who file for 1149395 Rittich, Bennett among four Flames electing for arbitration salary arbitration 1149396 ‘Everyone uses their size differently’: Flames prospects 1149419 An early projection of the Flyers’ retooled lineup for the face physical realities of playing in the NHL 2019-20 season 1149397 Three prospects and their varying paths to Calgary to 1149420 Offseason moves by Flyers, Rangers, and Devils make attend development camp NHL’s Metropolitan division much more balanced 1149421 Flyers restricted free agent Scott Laughton files for salary Colorado Avalanche arbitration 1149398 Avalanche re-signs defenseman Nikita Zadorov to 1-year 1149422 5 prospects that flew under the radar during Flyers contract development camp 1149423 Scott Laughton files for salary arbitration with Flyers Columbus Blue Jackets 1149424 The Shot: Step inside Flyers development camp, a week 1149399 Blue Jackets avoid arbitration, re-sign defenseman Scott of learning, fun and friendships Harrington for three years Pittsburgh Penguins Dallas Stars 1149425 Penguins sign coach Mike Sullivan to 4-year contract 1149400 Stars restricted free agent Jason Dickinson files for salary extension arbitration 1149426 Mark Madden: Penguins power play set for reshaping 1149427 5 things on Penguins coach Mike Sullivan’s summer Detroit Red Wings agenda other than signing a new contract 1149401 Red Wings’ 2018 pick Jonatan Berggren ready to show 1149428 Penguins’ Zach Aston-Reese files for salary arbitration skills in top Swedish league 1149429 Penguins' Zach Aston-Reese files for salary arbitration 1149430 Sticking with Mike Sullivan a wise move by Jim Rutherford Edmonton Oilers 1149431 Mike Sullivan, Penguins agree to contract extension 1149402 Adding a scorer will be Ken Holland’s first big move as 1149432 Mike Sullivan has security from the Penguins and buy-in Oilers GM from Evgeni Malkin Florida Panthers San Jose Sharks 1149403 Quenneville, and now Bobrovsky, mean Panthers have 1149433 How Timo Meier’s new contract actually can help cap- high hopes. 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Martinsen will make $750,000 if he plays in the NHL and $250,000 if he plays with the San Diego Gulls of the AHL. He had one goal and four points in 24 games last season with the Chicago Blackhawks, and also had three goals and 11 points in 38 games with Rockford (Illinois) of the AHL. Overall, the 29-year-old native of Norway has nine goals and 23 points in 152 games in the NHL. In addition to the Blackhawks, Martinsen also played with the Montreal Canadiens and Colorado Avalanche. General Manager Bob Murray has yet to make a major signing since free agency opened Monday. The signing of Martinsen dovetails with the additions of forwards Blake Pietila and Andrew Poturalski and defenseman Jani Hakanpaa on one-year deals earlier in the week. Murray also signed goaltender Anthony Stolarz to a two-year, $1.5- million contract, adding depth behind John Gibson and Ryan Miller. Murray also acquired forward Nicolas Deslauriers from the Canadiens in exchange for a fourth-round selection in the 2020 draft. In other news, center Chase De Leo filed for salary arbitration. De Leo, a La Mirada native, played one game for the Ducks last season. He was the Gulls’ second-leading scorer with 55 points, including 20 goals, in 66 games last season. Orange County Register: LOADED: 07.06.2019 1149383 Anaheim Ducks A lot of this revolves around Sam Steel’s readiness and ability to handle a top-six role. The young center looked good centering Rickard Rakell and Jakob Silfverberg in late-season games that weren’t meaningful for Predicting the Ducks’ 2019-20 opening night roster the Ducks as a whole but carried great significance for him. I’d see if that bond holds in preseason. Rakell and Silfverberg have the kind of experience that can help bring Steel along. By Eric Stephens Jul 5, 2019 It allows Getzlaf to slip into a more supportive role that could be less taxing over an 82-game schedule. He doesn’t have to face the toughest defensive assignment every single night. If Joe Thornton was able to The Ducks knew what life without Corey Perry would be like for a long make the transition into a less-demanding role in recent years, so can time when he had to undergo knee surgery and miss the first four months Getzlaf. Eakins can put him into more advantageous positions as long as of the 2018-19 season after it gave out on him before a preseason home Steel doesn’t get overwhelmed. A more confident Troy Terry should be game. ready to grab a top-six spot with Getzlaf as his center. They’re now out to move into the beyond. The franchise’s longtime star Left wing after Rakell is deep in bodies but not in production. The final right wing won’t have a locker next to Ryan Getzlaf’s within the Anaheim top-six position figures to be up for grabs, with Devin Shore, Max dressing room. There won’t be a No. 10 on the ice at all – and we’d Comtois, Nick Ritchie and even Max Jones in probable consideration. imagine there won’t be a rush to reissue it, if ever. The blond-haired, Theoretically, Comtois might have the highest upside as a scorer but he’s much-beloved (in Anaheim) and much-hated rascal (elsewhere in the also the most inexperienced as far as NHL duty is concerned. league) won’t be the very last Duck off the ice at every warm-up, and the Even Adam Henrique could be an option as a veteran to be tried on the goal-scoring irritant won’t be doing that anymore in their sweater. left side of Getzlaf, given his experience at wing in Anaheim and New Cutting ties with a decorated cornerstone remains the most significant Jersey. He and Shore could be swapped between 2LW and 3C, but I’ll player move the Ducks have made this offseason.