The TSN Tradebreakers panel breaks down the Sabres' acquisition of a third-round pick in the 2028 NHL Draft from the Oilers in exchange for goaltender Devon Levi, the Sharks' signing of Jacob Trouba to a four-year contract worth $8.25 million AAV and discuss where things stand with Zach Werenski.
Luke Schenn joins Bryan Hayes to discuss his one-year deal to return to the Canucks and why his history with Ryan Johnson and new head coach Manny Malhotra made it an easy decision.
ESPN NHL analyst Emily Kaplan joins Free Agent Frenzy to discuss the Florida Panthers doing everything they can to not miss the playoffs in back-to-back seasons, and what the rest of the Atlantic Division is doing to try and keep up with Florida.
TSN Hockey analyst Mike Johnson and Craig Berube reflect on a line brawl they had against one another back in 1999 when MJ was with the Leafs and Berube was on the Flyers.
Ryan Rishaug joins Bryan Hayes to discuss Jack Roslovic heading to the Maple Leafs and why Edmonton doesn't have much wiggle room to do anything else until Darnell Nurse is moved.
In honour of the FIFA World Cup, TSN Soccer analyst Kristian Jack joins James Duthie, the usual host of Free Agent Frenzy, to dissect the performance of Bryan Hayes.
TSN's Jets reporter Danielle Bain discusses how Stuart Skinner will fit in with the Winnipeg Jets after he signs a two-year, $7.5 million contract with the team.
Is Stuart Skinner being brought to Winnipeg as a backup to Connor Hellebuyck or as a replacement? The TSN Goalie panel discusses what Skinner's signing means for Hellebuyck moving forward and whether or not he is a good fit with the Jets.
Fresh off signing a two-year deal with the Kings, Erik Haula joins Bryan Hayes to discuss the decision and why 'baby steps' have been working for him, when integrating into a new team.
TSN's Trade Breakers panel discusses Jack Roslovic signing with the Maple Leafs and what he will provide to Toronto; Red Wings signing unrestricted free agent forward Viktor Arvidsson to a two-year, $10 million contract; and the Kings reuniting with veteran Corey Perry on a one-year, $1 million contract.
The Winnipeg Jets have signed unrestricted free agent goaltender Stuart Skinner to a two-year, $7.5 million contract that carries a cap hit of $3.75 million. Skinner, 27, had a 23-17-9 record last season with an .888 save percentage and 2.92 goals-against average split between the Oilers and Penguins.
TSN Hockey analyst Cameron Gaunce got the inside scoop on his brother Brendan's deal with Bruins.
TSN's Trade Breakers panel discusses the San Jose Sharks signing Mason Marchment to a five-year, $35 million contract that carries a cap hit of $7 million; Jaden Schwartz going to the Colorado Avalanche on a three-year, $9.75 million contract; and the latest on John Carlson.
After locking up Ivan Demidov for eight years, what should the Canadiens do next? Carlo Colaiacovo and Emily Kaplan join Laura Daikun to weigh in.
Mason Marchment joins Bryan Hayes to describe the 'full circle' move to San Jose, how appealing it was to join a special player like Macklin Celebrini and explain why the Sharks were near the top of his list.
With Zach Werenski being one of the big names out there and a possible connection to the Maple Leafs. The Free Agent Frenzy panel dives into what makes him so special.
Kevin Weekes joins the Free Agent Frenzy goalie panel to discuss rumours of the Maple Leafs pursuing Sergei Bobrovsky, how he could improve Toronto, and more.
The Montreal Canadiens have signed forward Ivan Demidov to a eight-year, $73 million contract extension that carries a cap hit of $9.125 million. Demidov, 20, led all rookies in scoring last season with 19 goals and 62 points in 82 games.
Ivan Demidov secured a massive contract extension to stay in Montreal for eight more years. TSN Hockey analyst Cameron Gaunce reacts to the news.
Mike Babcock will join Connor McDavid in Edmonton. Auston Matthews welcomes Gavin McKenna to Toronto. The Tkachuk brothers unite in Florida and the Ruck twins head to Pittsburgh. The Quiz asks, which of these duos will be the most exciting to watch?
The Oilers, Canucks, Jets and Flames are all looking to improve their teams through free agency and potential deals. Ryan Rishaug, Farhan Lalji, Danielle Bain and Craig Button outline what each team could be looking to accomplish.
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