Canadiens, Lightning tied after second period of Game 3
Brandon Hagel gave Tampa Bay the lead, but Kirby Dach answered for Montreal as the Canadiens and Lightning will head to the third period of Game 3 tied at 2-2.
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Wild, Kaprizov could use jump start from special teams to pull even with the Stars
If the Wild are going to snap back after two straight losses to the Dallas Stars, they need Kaprizov to find another gear.
Canadiens, Lightning tied after first period of Game 3
Alexandre Texier and Brayden Point traded goals as the Montreal Canadiens and Tampa Bay Lightning head into the first intermission tied 1-1 in Game 3 of their first-round series.
Braves CF Harris II scratched from the lineup vs Phillies with quad tightness
Center fielder Michael Harris II was scratched from the Atlanta Braves lineup Friday night for the opener of a weekend series against the Philadelphia Phillies because of left quad tightness.
Sens will be without Sanderson for Game 4
Ottawa defenceman suffered a concussion on controversial hit from Hurricanes forward Taylor Hall in the second period of Game 3.
'20-30 porta-potties outside': Canadiens ready for electric atmosphere in Game 3
Beyond the 21,000 fans inside the Bell Centre, thousands more will pack the streets at watch parties outside the building, filling the area between the Bonaventure and Lucien L’Allier metro stations, where voice recordings from four Canadiens players are currently announcing the next stops in French.
Sens owner Andlauer furious as Sanderson ‘not doing very well’ after Hall hit
An angry Michael Andlauer doesn’t understand how Taylor Hall hasn’t been suspended. The Ottawa Senators owner wrote to Postmedia’s Bruce Garrioch a day after Jake Sanderson sustained a concussion after a hit from the Carolina Hurricanes forward in Thursday night’s Game 3.
Armstrong set to hand over GM duties to Steen: ‘I think Alex is hungry’
Doug Armstrong’s long tenure as general manager of the St. Louis Blues is in its final stretch.
Blue Jackets dismiss assistant coaches Haviland, Ford, Augustitus
The Columbus Blue Jackets announced that assistant coaches Mike Haviland and Scott Ford, as well as video coach Aron Augustitus, will not return to the club in 2026-27. All three were under contract through the 2025-26 season.
The NHL playoffs are nearing a record for penalty shots and it's still the first round
No game in the NHL’s Stanley Cup Playoffs has ever ended with a goal on a penalty shot in overtime and Carolina’s Jordan Martinook was not eager to make history.
Report: Hall not expected to have hearing with DOPS for hit on Sanderson
Taylor Hall is not expected to have a hearing with the National Hockey League's Department of Player Safety over his hit to the head on Ottawa Senators defenceman Jake Sanderson that caused Sanderson to exit with an apparent injury, per PostMedia's Bruce Garrioch.
Blue Jackets’ Greaves to play for Canada at Worlds, other goalies still TBD
Columbus Blue Jackets goaltender Jet Greaves will represent Team Canada at the upcoming World Hockey Championship, TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger reports.
Ice Chips: Slafkovsky, Anderson among those absent from Canadiens morning skate
Keep updated on all the injury news and roster updates from around the NHL with daily Ice Chips.
Viral Senators fan still optimistic about playoff chances despite being 'banished'
An Ottawa Senators fan who went viral for a video hyping up the team’s playoff run has joked that he got “banished” to Taiwan for cursing the team with his Sens-themed playoff songs.
Blues’ Kyrou has minor knee surgery
St. Louis Blue forward Jordan Kyrou underwent a minor knee procedure on his knee earlier this week and is expected to be ready for training camp, the team announced on Friday.
Yzerman says Red Wings need ‘better players’ after missing playoffs with late-season collapse
General manager Steve Yzerman was blunt in his assessment of what the Detroit Red Wings need to take a step forward as he addressed the media on Thursday.
Hutson, Canadiens take over ‘next station’ announcements in Montreal metro
About a year after coming under fire for removing the words “Go! Canadiens Go!” from the electronic signs on city buses over concerns about Quebec’s language legislation, the Montreal transit agency is trying something new to show its love for the Habs.
Sabres’ Dahlin and Bills’ Allen arrived in Buffalo in 2018, both are now sharing in success
Rasmus Dahlin and Josh Allen arrived in Buffalo mere months apart in 2018 as foundational pieces for two franchises looking ahead to more prosperous futures.
Senators not giving up down 3-0: ‘We’ve never quit all season’
Only four NHL teams have ever battled back to win a series after losing the first three contests. And if the Senators have any shot at extending this series, their power play will need a major reset.
Bettman speaks on changing Sens’ Dadonov punishment, arena progress in Ottawa
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman provided context Thursday on why the league modified the sanction imposed on the Ottawa Senators for their role in connection with Evgenii Dadonov’s trade to Vegas in 2021 and the Golden Knights’ subsequent invalidated deal with the Anaheim Ducks in 2022.
Avalanche hold off Kings to take 3-0 series lead
Cale Makar scored the tiebreaking goal, Scott Wedgewood made 24 saves and the top-seeded Colorado Avalanche moved to the brink of the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs with a 4-2 victory over the Los Angeles Kings on Thursday night.
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