With goals in no short supply so far in the Stanley Cup Final, much of the attention heading into Game 5 was the goaltending of both the Golden Knights and Hurricanes. TSN's Mark Masters has more on any concerns, or lack thereof from both teams.
Wayne Gretzky shares what he could see being the difference in the back-and-forth Stanley Cup Final.
Veteran Jordan Staal has been a thorn in the front of the net for the Golden Knights, and scored two goals in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final, including the game-winner. Leading by example, Staal's Hurricane teammates revealed what makes their captain such an effective leader.
While Jack Eichel sits second in scoring in the NHL this post-season, he has only two assists in four games of the Stanley Cup Final. While his coaches and teammates aren't concerned, Eichel himself says he needs to be better, and give everything he has for his teammates.
In Game 4 of the NBA Finals, the Knicks overcame a 29-point second half deficit to beat the Spurs. Similarly, the Stanley Cup Final has provided large comebacks and lead changes, which had Vegas head coach John Tortorella joking about the ''stupid stuff'' happening at key points in both sports.
In a series of lead changes and high-octane offence, neither the Golden Knights or Hurricanes have won consecutive games in the Stanley Cup Final. Can momentum exist in a playoff series? Players and coaches try to explain what has been going on, and admit that while it might be fun to watch, but is stressful to play in.
In a new Ray & Dregs podcast, Ray Ferraro and Darren Dreger discuss the Oilers players’ leadership reportedly getting involved in the head coach interviewing process.
Before games, players visualize scoring goals and making big plays to get into a proper mindset. So what do coaches do? Rod Brind'Amour and John Tortorella explain that it is more of a focus on preparation for the team, trying to be ready for any situation.
P.K. Subban shares his keys to victory for both teams in Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final.
TSN Hockey analyst Frankie Corrado joins SportsCentre to break down what needs to happen for either the Carolina Hurricanes or Vegas Golden Knights to win the Stanley Cup.
The Stanley Cup Final is now a best-of-three after the Hurricanes evened the series at two-games apiece with the Golden Knights. With the series shifting back to Carolina for Game 5 the Hurricanes spoke about what's at stake.
Stephen A. Smith is loving all the offence in the Stanley Cup Final, which heads to Carolina as a best-of-three.
Kevin Weekes raves about Jordan Staal's two-goal performance that helped the Hurricanes even up the Stanley Cup Final as the series heads back to Carolina.
The Stanley Cup Final is down to a best-of-three between the Golden Knights and Hurricanes, with Carolina having home-ice advantage. Which team would Bruce Boudreau rather coach right now? He explains in Wednesday's Talking Point.
Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog was named the Bill Masterton Trophy and Mark Messier Leadership Award winner for the 2025-26 NHL season on Tuesday. The Bill Masterton Trophy is awarded to the player who “best exemplifies the qualities of perseverance, sportsmanship and dedication to hockey.” The Mark Messier Leadership Award is awarded “to the player who exemplifies great leadership qualities to his team, on and off the ice, during the regular season and who plays a leading role in his community growing the game of hockey.”
Jordan Staal speaks on the mental toughness needed in the Stanley Cup Final.
Hurricanes jump out to 2-0 lead in first 3:30 of game against the Golden Knights.
Golden Knights' goal at the buzzer at the end of the first period waived off.
Nikolaj Ehlers lights the lamp for Hurricanes as Carolina takes Game 4 to even the series 2-2.
TSN Hockey Insiders Pierre LeBrun and Chris Johnston join Ryan Rishaug to breakdown Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final, why Jordan Staal has been so effective against Vegas, and how Brandon Bussi played in his first start of the playoffs.
Jordan Staal scored his second goal of the game while stretched out on his stomach at 6:32 of the third period to put the Hurricanes ahead for good in their 5-3 victory over the Golden Knights to even the Stanley Cup Final at two games apiece. Brandon Bussi started in place of Frederik Andersen in goal and made 18 saves. Series tied 2-2.
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