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The Daily Scan: Flames in Leafs land, face hot Nylander

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Things aren’t getting easier for the Calgary Flames. Their third game in four nights comes against the Toronto Maple Leafs, who are heating up after a disappointing start to their season. On the heels of a tough 4-2 loss to the Canadiens in Montreal, the Flames did not skate this morning.

Not only do the Flames have to worry about Auston Matthews, but 25-year-old William Nylander is on a five-game point streak (four goals, three assists) and enters the night leading the team with seven goals, 13 points, 56 shots and four game-winners.

Nylander was born in Calgary when his dad, Michael Nylander, played for the Calgary Flames.

Oh, and it looks like the Leafs get John Tavares back, too.

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Toronto: The Calgary Flames are up against the Maple Leafs next and William Nylander is seeing better production because of shot volume.

Vancouver: Five Takeaways – Avalanche 7, Canucks 1. Those could be some painful takeaways.

Montreal: As the Flames saw first-hand, Nick Suzuki is a special player and the Habs special teams were key in their win. (MHN+)

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Columbus: The Blue Jackets announced that they are going to retire Rick Nash’s No. 61.

Colorado: The Avs win but lose Bo Byram to injury. The misery continues in Colorado.

Pittsburgh: The Penguins take a 3-2 shootout win vs. Patric Hornqvist and the Florida Panthers.

Vegas: A couple of Golden Knights scored their first NHL goals in a 3-2 win vs. Minnesota.

Boston: Leaky Bruins defense dooms team vs. Oilers.

San Jose: Jets overpower Sharks 4-1.

Florida: Panthers powerplay outage a concern.

N.Y. Islanders: Biggest surprises through first 10 games.

Washington: Zach Fucale earned a 21-save shutout win in his NHL debut.

Vancouver: Canucks defenceman Tucker Poolman is facing NHL discipline after swinging his stick at Colorado’s Kiefer Sherwood. Not a good look.

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