When it comes to the NHL lockout, Bob McKenzie has many conflicting thoughts and like most of you, does not understand how this season could possibly be in peril. But as TSN's Hockey Insider writes, the dynamics of this dispute strike him as bad - really bad - and may only get worse. ...more
If there's a silver lining to the NHL lockout, it's that a prolonged shutdown historically results in the already tremendous world junior championship being even better than usual - especially for Canadian hockey fans. TSN Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie has more. ...more
TSN Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie spent the better part of his first week back from vacation trying to get a handle on the NHL-NHL Players' Association labor negotiations, or lack thereof, and in the immortal words of Roberto Duran, he says, "No mas." ...more
From the time Justin Schultz opted to make himself an unrestricted free agent and not sign with Anaheim, the team that drafted him, the Edmonton Oilers were always considered a prime potential landing spot. ...more
When the Edmonton Oilers opted to not bring back Tom Renney as head coach, it was thought the team was looking for a significant culture change. But as TSN Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie writes, the Oilers are convinced Ralph Krueger in the pilot's seat will be different enough than Krueger in the co-pilot's chair. ...more
The old interweb is alive with reports that Vancouver Canucks goalie Roberto Luongo has refused to waive his no-trade clause to any place other than his old team, the Florida Panthers. But as TSN Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie points out, it's far too early in the process to suggest he won't go here or there, with here or there obviously including the Toronto Maple Leafs. ...more
With the NHL Draft complete, TSN Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie took to twitter to provide updates on the ongoing trade talks for Rick Nash and Roberto Luongo, the Penguins' plans for free agency, the goaltending situation in Winnipeg, coaching vacancies in Edmonton and Washington and more. ...more
The three big pieces for the Los Angeles Kings in winning the Stanley Cup were Jonathan Quick, Dustin Brown and Anze Kopitar. As TSN Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie writes, Kings GM Dean Lomabardi and his staff did an incredible job putting this team together but those three players were holdovers from a previous regime. ...more
The star players on the New Jersey Devils, Zack Parise and Martin Brodeur, got the lion's share of credit for their Game 5 win, and deservedly so, but I really think the work of the Devils role players and foot soldiers is what has kept them alive in the last two games. ...more
You have to give the New Jersey Devils their due, and I don't think anybody has; certainly not the fans that came to the Staples Center in Los Angeles for what they expected to be a coronation in Game 4. ...more
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