Bob Cole, the voice of Hockey Night In Canada, passes away at age 90
Legendary play-by-play broadcaster Bob Cole has passed away at the age of 90. The voice of "Hockey Night in Canada" for more than 50 years called his final game in April of 2019.
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Panthers' Okposo set for first playoff game in eight years
Acquired by the Florida Panthers ahead of the trade deadline, former Buffalo Sabres captain Kyle Okposo is set to play in his first playoff game since 2016 on Thursday.
Blackhawks, Vlasic agree on six-year extension with $4.6 AAV
Defenceman Alex Vlasic has agreed to terms on a six-year, $27.6 million contract extension with the Chicago Blackhawks, according to multiple sources.
Maple Leafs' McMann not ruled out vs. Bruins; Nylander watch continues
With all eyes on Toronto Maple Leafs star William Nylander and his playing status, TSN Hockey Insider Daren Dreger confirms fellow injured forward Bobby McMann continues to be evaluated and has not been ruled out for the remainder of their opening round series against the Boston Bruins.
Oilers' Skinner on rough Game 2: 'Luck wasn't on my side tonight'
Edmonton Oilers goaltender Stuart Skinner allowed five goals on 26 shots as the Los Angeles Kings evened their first-round series with a 5-4 overtime win on Wednesday night.
'They’ve got everyone figured out:' Top-seeded Stars in 0-2 hole against Golden Knights
After finishing atop the Western Conference in the regular season, the Dallas Stars are in a 0-2 hole as they head on the road in their first-round series against the Vegas Golden Knights.
Game 2: Kings vs. Oilers
Game 2: Golden Knights vs. Stars
Game 3: Bruins vs. Maple Leafs
Game 3: Bruins vs. Maple Leafs
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From Director of Scouting Craig Button
Canadiens boast deepest pool of Canadian team prospects
Montreal continues to rebuild, but it appears plenty of help is on the way with four of their five top prospects among Craig Button's Top 50 NHL-affiliated prospect list.
Craig's Top 50 NHL-affiliated prospects
Boston College centre Cutter Gauthier and SKA St. Petersburg defenceman Alexander Nikishin are the top-ranked players on TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button’s top 50 NHL-affiliated prospects list. Button highlights both players and features a few more on his list.
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Bedard, Hughes bros. and Caufield highlight Core 4 U-24 5-Star player lists
New to TSN’s Core 4 U-24 project this year are 5-Star Players, who represent the best of the best in six benchmark categories: smarts (hockey IQ), skating, shooting, stickhandling, competitiveness and, of course, swagger.
Sabres No. 1, Canucks the top Canadian team in Core 4 NHL team ranking
The Buffalo Sabres’ recent past has been filled with darkness, but the future may be brighter as the No. 1 team in TSN’s annual U-24 ranking of players and organizational prospects.
Bedard, Hughes brothers headline TSN's Top 50 Under-24 players
Chicago's sensation is No. 1 on TSN’s annual list of the Top 50 NHL-affiliated players and prospects aged 23 or younger as of this season’s start.
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London Police confirm charges against five former WJC players
Carter Hart, Michael McLeod, Cal Foote, Dillon Dube and Alex Formenton have each been charged with one count of sexual assault, with McLeod also facing an additional charge, the London Police Service confirmed Monday.
London Police chief apologizes to alleged victim for length of WJC team investigation
Nearly six years after a woman alleged she had been sexually assaulted by five then-members of Canada's World Junior hockey team, the police chief of a southwestern Ontario city offered an apology for how long it had taken for charges to be laid in the case.
With players from 2018 WJC team charged, lawyers say behind-the-scenes legal battles brewing
Every detail of the case involving four current National Hockey League players and one former NHL player charged with sexual assault is likely to attract close attention and legal arguments, Rick Westhead writes.
