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Leafs’ McKenna to skip rookie tournament, continue building chemistry with Matthews

Maple Leafs fans will have to wait a little longer to see Gavin McKenna in game action, as the 2026 first overall pick will not play in this weekend's prospect challenge in Gatineau. Instead, the highly-touted winger will gear up for Toronto's main camp and continue to build chemistry with Auston Matthews. TSN's Mark Masters has more.


McKenna on 'perfect' set up with Tavares, 'pretty special' dinner with Matthews

Gavin McKenna has become the latest Maple Leafs rookie to crash in the Tavares household and the young Leafs forward has already been reaping the benefits of being taken under the wing of one of the most professional players in the sport. McKenna has also had the opportunity to soak in some sound advice from team captain Auston Matthews over dinner.


Canadiens have size and strength in the system

With Michael Hage, Alexander Zharovsky, and this year's first-round pick Gleb Pugachyov absent from rookie camp, the spotlight shined on the strength and size the Canadiens have in their system. TSN's Kenzie Lalonde has more on how prospects Tyler Thorpe and Owen Protz plan to make their mark in Montreal.


TSN's Top 50 NHL players will be revealed soon

Will Connor McDavid make it 10 straight years at No. 1? How high will Macklin Celebrini rise? Who will be the top defenceman? These questions and more will be answered when TSN's Top 50 NHL players are revealed next week.


Rishaug: Draisaitl-McDavid-Podkolzin line is a big storyline heading into training camp

For the second straight day at the Oilers' pre training camp captains skate, Leon Draisaitl was on a line with Connor McDavid and Vasily Podkolzin. TSN Oilers reporter Ryan Rishaug explains what it means for Edmonton if this line sees extended playing time together in the upcoming season, and how it could benefit the Oilers' other forwards.


Draisaitl wants to see Oilers achieve consistency as new era begins under Babcock

Leon Draisaitl explained how important it is for the Oilers to establish consistency throughout the season and sustain their elevated play in order to put themselves in a great position for the playoffs. The forward also touched on how Mike Babcock has been communicating with the team and his expectation that lines will once again be fluid this season.


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