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Jets looking to continue to improve on 3-1-1 start to season

After a tough loss Sunday to Anaheim, the Jets are off to a 3-1-1 start to the season. The team had two days off prior to the contest, and while they are encouraged with the record, Winnipeg is looking at what needs to improve as they go into a tough part of the schedule.


Would Dylan Larkin and Canadiens be perfect match?

Dylan Larkin has wanted out of Detroit for sometime now, and the Red Wings have had a hard time finding a perfect trade partner. Would Montreal and Larkin be a match? TSN's Cheryl Pounder joins Gino Reda to share her thoughts.


With Tkachuk gone is Stutzle set to join NHL’s elite?

Brady Tkachuk's exit from Ottawa sent shockwaves in the nation's capital with critics wondering if the offensive hole could be filled. Through five games this season, Tim Stutzle has collected four goals and four assists. Is he set to joins the ranks among the NHL's elite? TSN Hockey analyst Cheryl Pounder joins Gino Reda to discuss.


Dobes keeping personal expectations high; happy all three goalies are back together

Jacob Fowler has had the last two starts between the pipes for the Canadiens, including a shutout win in a shootout Saturday. When asked, Jakub Dobes said he isn;t upset, and that he has a good relationship with Fowler. Dobes also admits that he has the highest expectations of himself, and jokes that he is happy that all three goalies, including Sam Montembeault are all back together again.


'They work well together' Habs happy with French connection between Texier-Danault-Bolduc line

For the first time in recent memory, the Canadiens are currently using an all-French-speaking third line, consisting of Alexandre Texier, Phillip Danault, and Zach Bolduc. The three answered questions as a line with the French-speaking media Monday, while head coach Martin St. Louis said he is happy it is happening, but they also work well together, and that a veteran like Philip Danault can help on the defensive side of the game.


NHL: Kraken 5, Capitals 3

Jared McCann broke a tie with 5:27 left and the Seattle Kraken overcame NHL career leader Alex Ovechkin's first goal of the season to beat the Washington Capitals 5-3 on Sunday night.


NHL: Canucks 2, Rangers 6

Ty Kartye and Will Cuylle scored two goals each and Dylan Garand made 19 saves as the New York Rangers beat the Vancouver Canucks 6-2 on Sunday night in their first game since losing goaltender Igor Shesterkin for the season with a knee injury.


NHL: Hurricanes 4, Flyers 1

Sebastian Aho and Andrei Svechnikov both finished with a goal and an assist, as the Hurricanes defeated the Flyers who remain winless on the season.


'Classic' Bobrovsky picks up first Leafs win; Bednar on Blackwood: 'Needs to give us a save'

Sergei Bobrovsky stopped 30 of 33 shots on Saturday to pick up his first Leafs win. "Those last two games, a lot of work for him," said coach Jim Hiller. "I guess that's just classic Bob, right? He just has a way to settle everybody down." Meanwhile, Mackenzie Blackwood allowed five goals on 22 shots. "He needs to give us a save at some point there," said coach Jared Bednar.


NHL: Ducks 4, Flames 2

Ryan Poehling broke a tie with a short-handed goal at 5:35 of the third period, but was injured on the play in the Ducks' victory over the winless Flames on Saturday night to start a home-and-home series.


NHL: Kings 1, Golden Knights 2 (OT)

Mitch Marner scored a power-play goal from the high slot at 2:40 of overtime to give Vegas a victory over the Kings on Saturday night. Marner and Mark Stone each finished with two points, with Stone getting both of his on assists.


NHL: Predators 2, Senators 3 (SO)

Shane Pinto scored the shootout winner to give the Senators a victory over the Predators on Saturday night. Tim Stutzle and Drake Batherson, who tied it with 2:23 left in the third period, scored for Ottawa while Linus Ullmark made 16 saves.


NHL: Lightning 5, Islanders 3

Brandon Hagel scored two goals with less than two minutes to play to complete his hat trick and the Lightning extended their winning streak to four games with a victory over the Islanders on Saturday night. Hagel, who also had an assist, scored the go-ahead goal with 1:44 remaining and an empty-net goal 21 seconds later.


NHL: Mammoth 4, Sabres 1

John Marino, Anders Lee and Kailer Yamamoto each had a goal and an assist to help the Mammoth beat the Sabres on Saturday night.


NHL: Blue Jackets 3, Blues 5

Jimmy Snuggerud scored twice and Dylan Holloway had three assists as the Blues beat the Blue Jackets on Saturday night to snap a three-game losing streak.


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