Panthers GM Bill Zito explains how the Brady Tkachuk trade came together with the Senators, and shares his excitement to add another impact player. Zito also says he's not done improving the already stacked club.
Brady Tkachuk shares his excitement to fulfill a childhood dream of playing alongside his brother Matthew in the NHL with a chance to compete for a Stanley Cup together. Tkachuk speaks about winning an Olympic gold medal with his brother on Team USA, his decision to wear No. 8 in Florida, and more.
Brady Tkachuk discusses his departure from Ottawa, explaining that "it was just time for the next chapter". Tkachuk says it was a "very hard decision" despite the rumours, and expresses his gratitude for the franchise in helping mold him into the player he is today.
TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger joins Gino Reda to discuss the Oilers officially hiring Mike Babcock and also touches on potential moves for Jets goaltender Connor Hellebuyck and RFA Jason Robertson.
With NHL free agency just over a week away, Cameron Gaunce takes a closer look at some 'extreme' under the radar free agents in Tuesday's Talking Point.
TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button joins host Gino Reda to explain why Gavin McKenna is a "no brainer" for the Maple Leafs at first overall and why he compares him to Mitch Marner. Button also shares why Caleb Malhotra is a great fit at No. 3 playing for his dad with the Canucks while recapping the top 10 picks in TSN Hockey's Mock Draft.
TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button and host Gino Reda reveal picks 6-10 in TSN Hockey's Mock Draft, which has Canadian defenceman Carson Carels going No. 6 to the Flames, Swedish forward Viggo Bjorck going No. 8 to the Jets, and the Senators landing Canadian forward Ethan Belchetz at No. 9.
TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button and host Gino Reda get you set for the upcoming NHL Draft by going through every pick as part of a mock draft.
Canadian defenceman Daxon Rudolph kicks things off at No. 11 to the Blues as TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button and host Gino Reda reveal picks 11-20 in TSN Hockey's Mock Draft.
TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button and host Gino Reda reveal picks 21-32 in TSN Hockey's Mock Draft, which sees the Canucks take Canadian forward Liam Ruck at No. 24, then later trade for pick No. 29 to snag his brother, Markus, who is also a forward.
TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button and host Gino Reda offer their mock draft selections for picks 1-5, headlined by Canadian forward Gavin McKenna going first overall to the Maple Leafs.
Tommy Bleyl emerged as the top defenceman in the QMJHL and the top rookie in the CHL by shoring up his defensive play this season. The Moncton blueliner, who models his game on Quinn Hughes and Mike Matheson, is now hoping to be picked in the 20s at the NHL draft.
Tommy Bleyl is one of the biggest risers in the NHL draft and the Moncton defenceman was popular at the combine with 30 interviews. During the session with Columbus, he met Rick Nash, his favourite player growing up. "An inspirational story," Bleyl explained. "He always kept me from giving up."
Gavin McKenna joins Gino Reda to share what it would mean to him to hear his name called first overall to the Maple Leafs in the upcoming NHL Draft, what he thinks it would be like wearing Toronto's iconic blue and white, how he feels he could mesh with Auston Matthews, and much more.
TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button and TSN Hockey analyst Frankie Corrado join Gino Reda to discuss the Senators' motivation to get the best return they could right now for Brady Tkachuk with the writing on the wall, and what they feel is next for Ottawa.
Connor Murphy and Jason Dickinson discuss what they expect their roles with the Oilers to be this season after both signed contract extensions, and how they want to compliment Edmonton's stars.
Connor Murphy and Jason Dickinson spoke about why they chose to sign contract extensions with the Oilers, and share their thoughts on the possibility of Mike Babcock becoming Edmonton's next head coach.
Craig Button joins Gino Reda to take a closer look at the players and builder that will make up this year's Hockey Hall of Fame class.
In his first year of eligibility, Patrice Bergeron received the 'Call to the Hall'. HHOF Chair of Selection committee Ron Francis joins Gino Reda and Craig Button to discuss all the inductees who will be enshrined into the Hockey Hall of Fame in November.
A tradition that takes place every year, watch the best moments from the 'Calls from the Hall' as this year's inductees learn the great news.
Six more names will be enshrined in Toronto this fall as the Hockey Hall of Fame officially unveiled its Class of 2026. Elected on his first ballot, Patrice Bergeron joins Carey Price, Pekka Rinne, Keith Tkachuk and Cindy Curley as players, with Brian Burke elected as a Builder.
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