Panthers' Kulikov suspended two games for head hit on Bolts' Sheary Florida Panthers defenceman Dmitry Kulikov has been suspended two games for illegal check to the head on Tampa Bay Lightning forward Conor Sheary.
Oilers sign G Ungar to two-year, entry-level deal The Edmonton Oilers signed goaltender Connor Ungar to a two-year, entry-level deal on Monday. Ungar, 22, played for the Brock University Badgers last season and is expected to report to the Bakersfield Condors.
Canucks GM Allvin non-committal on re-signing Lindholm: 'We’ll see' Vancouver Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin was non-comital on re-signing centre Elias Lindholm while discussing the topic with TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun in The Athletic.
Ice Chips: Marner injury not responding as hoped Keep updated on all the injury news and roster updates from around the NHL with daily Ice Chips.
Flames sign Morton to one-year, two-way deal The Calgary Flames announced the signing of collegiate free-agent forward Sam Morton to a one-year, two-way deal on Monday. The deal carries an annual average value of $955,000 at the NHL level.
Canadiens assign first-round pick Reinbacher to Laval in AHL The Montreal Canadiens announced on Monday that defenceman David Reinbacher has been assigned to the Laval Rocket of the American Hockey League.
Intriguing takeaways from conversations with the current and former GM of the Leafs Gino Reda is joined by TSN Hockey Insiders Chris Johnston and Pierre LeBrun to discuss their takeaways from the conversations they had with the current GM of the Maple Leafs, Brad Treliving and the former GM, Kyle Dubas. 2:38
Potential rule tweaks, future of EBUG, documentary series headline NHL GM meetings Discussions surrounding tweaking rules, specifically offsides and coaches challenges, were a big talking point on the first day of the NHL GM meetings. The TSN Hockey Insiders share the details from Monday's discussions, which also included the future of the emergency backup goalie and details on a new behind-the-scenes documentary series following NHL players. 3:17
Marner to miss Leafs' road trip as he continues to recover from ankle injury Mitch Marner did not take the ice on Monday as he continues to recover from a high ankle sprain. Marner, who sustained the injury during a game in Boston on March 7, skated on his own twice last week. Mark Masters has more. - Mark Masters
Skinner nets hat trick in Sabres' rout of Kraken Jeff Skinner had a hat trick, with his first goal coming during a three-goal outburst in the first six minutes to chase Seattle Kraken goaltender Joey Daccord, and the Buffalo Sabres cruised to a 6-2 victory Monday night.
McDavid on what it would mean to join Gretzky, Lemieux and Orr in the 100-assist club On pace to become just the fourth player all-time to reach 100 assists in a season, Oilers captain Connor McDavid shares what it would mean to him to join the ranks of Wayne Gretzky, Bobby Orr and Mario Lemieux to accomplish the feat. 2:01
How are the Oilers processing losing a close game to Avalanche? The Oilers dropped a tight one against the Avalanche on Saturday in a heavyweight tilt between two teams that could meet again in the playoffs. How is Edmonton processing losing to a team they have had some trouble with in the past? TSN Oilers reporter Ryan Rishaug discusses. 1:38
7-Eleven That's Hockey: Are Canucks in trouble if they meet Knights in first round? The Canucks have just five wins in their last 13 games, but still have a big lead atop the Pacific Division. Is it a concern that Vancouver is seemingly taking its foot off the gas this close to the playoffs? Would the Golden Knights be a bad matchup for the Canucks in the first round? That's Hockey weighs in. 4:51
7-Eleven That's Hockey: Why Leafs fans don't need to worry about Matthews' struggles vs. elite teams The Maple Leafs have only lost four games since mid-February, which isn't bad at all, but when you dig deeper, you see that all those defeats came at the hands of contenders. Did Saturday's failure against the Hurricanes shine a light on one of Toronto's biggest weaknesses? Should Leafs fans be worried about Auston Matthews' low output against top competition? TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button weighs in. 3:10
What's the level of concern with Vancouver's recent slide? It hasn't been the strongest of stretches for the Canucks since the all star break with only five wins in their last 13 games. What's the level of concern with the team and the fan base in Vancouver? TSN's Farhan Lalji has more. 1:36
Canucks not looking too far ahead as final stretch of regular season begins Sitting in top spot in the Western Conference, the Canucks say that they need to increase their intensity down the final stretch of the regular season, and learn how to overcome adversity from desperate teams who are fighting for their playoff lives. 2:48
The message remains the same: Habs ready to give their all for 'smart, calm' Letowski With head coach Martin St. Louis on leave, assistant Trevor Letowski will be taking over the main duties behind the bench, but despite having a different voice, the Canadiens know nothing really changes in terms of their goals and objectives. play-btn-vid 3:42
With Lyubushkin ill, Leafs reunite Rielly, Brodie; Benoit set to return Ilya Lyubushkin is unlikely to play on Tuesday due to illness, Sheldon Keefe revealed after practice on Monday. Meaning Morgan Rielly and TJ Brodie will reunite on the top defensive pairing, while Simon Benoit will draw back into the lineup. play-btn-vid 1:23
Woll eager to get back in Leafs net; learns not to force things after layoff Joseph Woll will likely have to wait another game for his next start after all signs point to Ilya Samsonov getting the call Tuesday in Philadelphia. Woll talks about his preparation and how he's learning not to force things after his return from injury. play-btn-vid 2:57
Bertuzzi bumps Rielly from top unit as Leafs look to get PP on track The Maple Leafs power play has struggled as of late and more adjustments were made on Monday, as Morgan Rielly was bumped from the top unit for Tyler Bertuzzi. play-btn-vid 1:46
Oilers lead Canadian teams in Power Ranking, could Jets overtake them? The Oilers' spot as our top Canadian team at No. 4 is far from secure, as the Jets move up five spots from 10th to fifth in our Power Ranking. - Sportlogiq
Ovechkin in vintage form as Capitals close on playoff spot The Washington Capitals can jump the Detroit Red Wings to sit in the final wild-card spot with a win over the Calgary Flames on Monday night. Their surge has timed up with Alex Ovechkin getting back to his old ways of filling the net.
Simmonds to sign one-day contract and retire with Flyers Veteran NHL forward Wayne Simmonds will sign a one-day contract with the Philadelphia Flyers so he can retire with the team, the Flyers announced on Monday.
Potential rule changes and suspension standards highlight early GM meetings The NHL GM meetings are underway in Florida, and Gino Reda has the latest with Insiders Chris Johnston, Pierre LeBrun and Darren Dreger, including potential rule changes, coaches challenges, goalie interference, suspension standards and more. play-btn-vid 2:32
Who will secure the Wild Card spots during final stretch of regular season? TSN Hockey analyst Martin Biron joins SC with Jay Onrait to discuss who he believes will secure the two Wild Card spots in the tough Western Conference and what teams in the Eastern Conference will find their way into the playoffs. 4:15
Morning Coffee: MacKinnon emerges as Hart Trophy favourite As of this morning, I’m still catching up on a memorable first few days of NFL free agency and the impact it will have on the draft in April. Meanwhile, the March Madness is nearly here. This is the Morning Coffee for Monday March 18th, 2024. - Domenic Padula
Guentzel scores first goal as Hurricane in dominant victory over Senators TSN's Laura Diakun and Carlo Colaiacovo break down the dominance of the Hurricanes in their big win over the Senators on Sunday and how the deadline acquisitions seem to be finding the chemistry with their new team. 2:11
Burns credits Guentzel, Kuznetsov after big win in Ottawa Brent Burns spoke to TSN's Claire Hanna after the Hurricanes big win over the Senators on Sunday about the teams building chemistry and how well the newest additions of Jake Guentzel and Evgeny Kuznetsov are fitting in. 2:45
Stars unveil statue of Hockey Hall of Famer Modano The Dallas Stars unveiled a statue of Hockey Hall of Famer Mike Modano during Saturday night’s home game against the Los Angeles Kings.
Toronto's special teams continue to struggle without Marner and Jarnkrok With the shootout loss to the Hurricanes Saturday, Ilya Samsonov's win-streak came to an end. TSN's Leafs reporter Mark Masters shares his thoughts on Samsonov's performance, and discusses the ongoing issues with Toronto's special teams. 2:11
7-Eleven That's Hockey: Is it time to name Ilya Samsonov the Leafs' playoff starter? With 17 games left in their regular season, the Leafs need to settle a big question: Who is the starting goalie for the playoffs? With Ilya Samsonov winning 10 of his last 11 starts, is the title of 'playoff starter' officially his to lose? Martin Biron shares his thoughts. play-btn-vid 4:03
7-Eleven That's Hockey: Why the Central Division playoff race is the NHL's most important The Jets are currently in a battle with the Avalanche and Stars for the top spot in the Central Division. Winnipeg has two games in hand on the Avs and three on the Stars. TSN Hockey analyst Martin Biron weighs in on the Central race, and his level of confidence that Winnipeg can capture the division crown. play-btn-vid 2:37
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Got Yer' Back with Ryan Rishaug and Pierre LeBrun Lots of NHL talk from TSN's Ryan Rishaug and TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun.