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NHL: Hurricanes 3, Panthers 6

Matthew Tkachuk set up his brother, Brady Tkachuk, for a power play goal in the first period as the Panthers pummelled the Hurricanes in preseason action on Sunday. Brady Tkachuk sealed the win with an empty net goal and also added an assist on Aleksander Barkov's first goal since suffering a torn ACL a year ago.


NHL: Kraken 4, Flames 2

Aydar Suniev scored twice to help the Flames erase an early two-goal deficit, but Logan Morrison scored the go-ahead goal on the power play in the third period to lift the Kraken to a preseason win in Calgary on Sunday.


'I'll remember this day forever': McKenna feels the love in Leafs pre-season debut

Gavin McKenna appreciated the loud cheers he received in Toronto during his first NHL pre-season game. "To know I got this fan base behind me, it feels good," the 18-year-old said. "I think when you hear that, you get almost chills." McKenna liked his performance on Saturday, but also noted he needs to clean up some turnovers.


Raddysh drops first bomb with Leafs, but power play remains work in progress

Darren Raddysh used his trademark point blast to create Toronto's only goal during Saturday's pre-season opener. But the Leafs converted on just one of six power-play chances overall against the Canadiens. Auston Matthews says the top unit needs to do a better job cashing in on the space created by Raddysh.


'He was flying': Matthews quickly shakes off rust in first game since knee injury

Leafs captain Auston Matthews looked rejuvenated in his first game since suffering a knee injury on March 12. "He was flying out there," said defenceman Darren Raddysh. "He's been flying ever since he got back from the summer." Head coach Jim Hiller also highlighted Matthews' skating as a big positive on Saturday.


Matthews appreciates Rifai dropping gloves after Habs' Xhekaj agitates Leafs stars

After seeing Florian Xhekaj agitate Auston Matthews and William Nylander on Saturday, Marshall Rifai dropped the gloves with him. "That's appreciated," said Matthews. "Guys sticking up for each other, that's what it's all about. Marshall's been around here for a bit now and he's one of the hardest working guys I've ever come across."


NHL: Canucks 2, Kraken 4

Jake O'Brien had a goal and an assist and Jacob Melanson had a pair of helpers as the Kraken doubled up the Canucks in preseason action. Braeden Cootes and Arshdeep Bains each finished with a goal and an assist for Vancouver in the loss.


NHL: Maple Leafs 3, Canadiens 4 (OT) (SS)

Lane Hutson tied the game early in the third period and assisted on Cole Caufield's overtime winner with 38 seconds remaining in the extra frame, as the Canadiens edged the Maple Leafs in a split squad preseason game.


NHL: Canadiens 4, Maple Leafs 1 (SS)

Phillip Danault scored a pair of goals, Sam Poulin and Maksymilian Szuber also found the back of the net, and the Canadiens downed the Maple Leafs in preseason split squad action.


NHL: Jets 2, Oilers 5

Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl each recorded a goal and an assist, Ryan Shea scored and added two helpers, and Evan Bouchard had four assists as the Oilers beat the Jets in Mike Babcock's preseason coaching debut for Edmonton.


Is Tanev one of Toronto's most important players this season?

Does Sergei Bobrovsky still have a few years of elite goaltending left in him? Could the case be made that Chris Tanev is Toronto's second most important player behind Auston Matthews? Does Jack Roslovic have to be a top-six forward to thrive? The TSN Hockey panel weighs in on the expectations for the Leafs this season.


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