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Must See: McKenna's 'mastery' produces ridiculous goal

Watch as top NHL prospect Gavin McKenna scores one of the most ridiculous goals you will ever see, in Game 2 of the Medicine Hat Tigers’ playoff series against the Prince Albert Raiders.

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McKenna scores, extends point streak to 46 games in Medicine Hat's win over Prince Albert

Projected 2026 NHL first-overall pick Gavin McKenna scored his third goal of the playoffs and extended his point streak to 46 games overall, leading the Medicine Hat Tigers to a Game 1 win over the Prince Albert Raiders in the WHL Eastern Conference semis.

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Button: McKenna 'doesn't see anything that's impossible ... almost like he's unstoppable''

With Gavin McKenna extending his point streak to 44 games, Craig Button joins SC with Jay Onrait to break down what makes the 17-year-old Medicine Hat Tigers forward so special, and explain why he compares him to Nikita Kucherov.

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McKenzie's Mid-season Draft Ranking

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Bob McKenzie's Draft Ranking Archive

McKenzie's Final Draft Ranking: Many attractive and diverse options after Celebrini

This year’s final ranking, from No. 2 on, is much more challenging to assemble because of two factors - many more divergent opinions and variance on even the top 10 picks and two Russians forcing their way into the conversation in the upper echelon.

- Bob McKenzie

Intrigue and excitement in the Year of Connor Bedard

The 2023 NHL Draft is about so much more than just the phenom who will go first overall to the Chicago Blackhawks in Nashville, Bob McKenzie writes. Scouts are very enthused about the depth of this year’s class.

Slafkovsky edges Wright for top spot in McKenzie’s final draft ranking

It’s a photo finish for the No. 1 spot on TSN’s 2022 NHL Draft Final Ranking and, by the slimmest of margins, it’s Juraj Slafkovsky over Shane Wright.