TSN's Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun joins Gino Reda to discuss which players he thinks have the best case to be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2027, and if he thinks the selection committee will wave the waiting period for Alex Ovechkin.
With Carey Price, Patrice Bergeron, Keith Tkachuk, Pekka Rinne, Cindy Curley and Brian Burke all being inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame Monday night, TSN's Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun joins Gino Reda to reflect on their legendary careers.
Connor Hellebuyck says the decision to not face the Jets was "out of his hands" and "selfishly, he wanted to play". TSN Hockey analyst Martin Biron joins Domino's That's Hockey to share if he believes the Devils netminder, and if he has a problem with New Jersey making a call like this.
The Maple Leafs have lost three straight games at home and five of their last six. What or who is to blame for their recent skid and how do they right the ship before it gets too late? Frankie Corrado and Martin Biron join Domino's That's Hockey to discuss.
In the Domino’s Overtime Podcast, 2026 HHOFer Keith Tkachuk talks to Gino Reda about the moment he found out he was going to the Hall – during a big week for his entire family.
TSN's Danielle Bain joins SportsCentre to share where Connor Hellebuyck will be located throughout the game as a backup, which, as she explains, is a bit of a unique situation. Bain also sheds light on what fans in Winnipeg are saying about the Devils' decision to sit Hellebuyck in his return to the city.
The Canucks dropped a fifth consecutive game in Saturday's loss to the Oilers and welcome a Flyers team which is equally struggling Monday night. Head coach Manny Malhotra wants to see his squad come out with energy while Brendan Gallagher explained how the team is only focused on the game right in front of them.
Jets head coach Scott Arniel and players Kyle Connor and Adam Lowry share their thoughts on the Devils not starting Connor Hellebuyck when New Jersey visits Winnipeg on Tuesday.
With Carey Price set to be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame Monday night, the Habs discuss how deserving the netminder is of the honour, what made him so good in net, and why they're expecting an "electric" reception by the Canadiens faithful during a special on-ice ceremony for Price ahead of their game against the Wild on Tuesday.
With the Habs set to face the Wild, Bruins and Avalanche over their next three games, the team is viewing the tough stretch as a good measuring stick for the club.
Connor Hellebuyck won't be in the starter's net when his Devils visit Winnipeg on Tuesday and whether the decision came from management, the coaching staff or Hellebuyck himself, the optics are not great. Will this follow Hellebuyck throughout his career? TSN Hockey analysts Frankie Corrado and Martin Biron share their thoughts.
The Oilers haven't lost a game in regulation on the road this season (7-0-1), while their home record (5-3-1) has left a little more to be desired. They'll look to clean things up tonight on home ice against the Rangers.
Ryan Shea says he feels terrible to getting teammate Ryan Nugent-Hopkins in the head with a puck but is happy it didn't end up being too serious. He jokes that he'll have to repay him somehow.
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins said he'll be in the lineup tonight but will be rocking a bubble after taking a puck to head from teammate Brady Shea
After receiving an unsportsmanlike penalty during a scrum on Saturday against Toronto, Canadiens defenceman Arber Xhekaj said he isn't mad that he was the only one to receive a penalty from the skirmish, but is more upset that teammate Kirby Dach was punched in the face by Leafs forward Brandon Duhaime who didn't have his glove on, and it's something he will remember.
Top-line winger Jack Roslovic (lower body) was a late scratch on Sunday. Third-line centre Colton Sissons (lower body) exited the game against New Jersey in the second period. Chris Tanev missed the game for load management joining fellow defenceman Morgan Rielly (lower body) on the sideline. All the injuries are making it tough for the Leafs to snap a losing streak.
The losses and injuries are piling up as the Leafs navigate a difficult homestand against top competition. "Some guys are getting more opportunity," said coach Jim Hiller. "They got to take advantage. Our key leaders have to make sure their game is up to par. We just all got to do it together. There's no other way ... It's just a team. It's got to fight for one another."
The Leafs have lost five of six games, including three straight at home. "It's kind of the same story," captain Auston Matthews said after Sunday's setback. "It's just been tough for us to string together momentum and consistency through 60 minutes ... Guys gotta look in the mirror and just ask a little bit more of themselves."
Connor Hellebuyck made 23 saves for his first shutout with New Jersey and the Devils beat the Maple Leafs 4-0 on Sunday night. Hellebuyck became the first goalie in franchise history to win each of his first five games with the club. Timo Meier scored twice for New Jersey which has won nine of its last 10 games.
TSN's OverDrive host Bryan Hayes shares his thoughts on the Devils announcing that Connor Hellebuyck will not be in the starter’s crease for Tuesday’s game against the Winnipeg Jets when he makes his return to the city he spent the first 11 years of NHL career.
New Jersey Devils star goalie Connor Hellebuyck will not be in the starter’s crease for Tuesday’s game against the Winnipeg Jets when he makes his return to the city he spent the first 11 years of NHL career. Devils general manager Sunny Mehta released a statement Sunday announcing Hellebuyck would not get the start against Winnipeg, citing a “reduction in our expected win probability.”
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