The Canadiens find themselves in uncharted territory, coming off back-to-back losses for the first time in their playoff run. TSN Montreal reporter Kenzie Lalonde details how the Hurricanes are making it hard for the Habs to play to their identity in the Eastern Conference Final.
Nikolaj Ehlers discusses the impact of Andrei Svechnikov's energy in Game 3 and how it rubs off on the team and Taylor Hall chats about how Svechnikov's could help him spark his offensive production.
Nikolaj Ehlers talks about the challenges of playing against Ivan Demidov and jokes he "was praying that Demidov didn't get the puck" when he was playing four-on-four against him.
For the first time in the playoffs the Canadiens lost back-to-back games dropping a game behind the Hurricanes in the Eastern Conference Final. With a pivotal Game 4 in Montreal tonight, the Habs stress the importance of getting a win to tie the series back up before they head to Carolina for Game 5, and the Hurricanes talk about the opportunity to take a stranglehold on the series with a win tonight.
The Hurricanes have put 93 shots on Jakub Dobes while the Canadiens have only put 47 shots on Frederik Andersen through the first three games. Habs discuss needing to find more way to generate chances against Carolina to help Dobes who has been lights out throughout the playoffs so far.
Avalanche head coach Jared Bednar shares his thoughts after Colorado was swept out of the playoffs but the Golden Knights.
Mark Stone and Cole Smith scored the goals for Vegas and Carter shut the door on the Avalanche until Gabriel Landeskog finally got Colorado's first goal with 2:03 remaining, but it was too little too late as the Golden Knights completed the stunning series sweep and booked their spot in the Stanley Cup Final. VGK wins series 4-0.
Mitch Marner speaks to the media about his emotions after helping the Golden Knights reach the Stanley Cup Final in his first year in Vegas, what makes the team so special, and if he's learned anything about himself in this playoff run.
Mark Stone added another big goal to his resume on Tuesday night, helping the Golden Knights sweep away the Avalanche and earn Ultimate Performer Powered by Stihl honours.
How have the Golden Knights been able to flip the switch and have so much success since John Tortorella took over behind the bench? TSN Hockey analyst Jamie McLennan joins SportsCentre to share his thoughts on that, Mitch Marner's strong playoffs for Vegas, and what went wrong for the Avalanche in the series sweep.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have signed veteran forward Evgeni Malkin to a one-year contract extension that carries an average annual value of $5.5 million. TSN Hockey Insider Chris Johnston reports the deal is bonus-laden as Malkin returns to the franchise for a 21st season this fall.
The Canadiens will have to make some adjustments as they find themselves down a game in the Eastern Conference Final against the Hurricanes. TSN's Kenzie Lalonde is joined by The Athletic's Arpon Basu to chat about how the Habs need to approach Game 4, the maturity level required at this level and more.
The Vegas Golden Knights have a chance to go to the Stanley Cup Final for the third time in franchise history as they get set for Game 4 of the Western Conference Final against the Colorado Avalanche. SportsCentre takes a look at all the compelling storylines heading into tonight's game in Vegas.
Nathan MacKinnon will play for the Colorado Avalanche in Game 4 of the Western Conference Final against the Vegas Golden Knights on Tuesday after he appeared to injure his right knee blocking a shot from Golden Knights defenseman Shea Theodore during a 5-3 loss in Game 3.
In a new Ray & Dregs podcast, Ray Ferraro and Darren Dreger discuss if we should expect moves behind the bench or in the front office this summer with the Colorado Avalanche.
Emily Kaplan provides an update on Nathan MacKinnon's status for Game 4 vs. the Golden Knights.
Shayne Gostisbehere, Mark Jankowski and head coach Rod Brind'Amour discuss how the Hurricanes are approaching Game 4 and explain why the team is not getting overconfident despite dominating Montreal in shots so far in the series.
P.K. Subban details what the Canadiens have to do moving forward after falling behind in the series against the Hurricanes.
Seth Jarvis pokes fun at veteran leader Jordan Staal's age when talking about the impact he has on the Hurricanes.
Kaiden Guhle, Alexandre Carrier and Martin St. Louis explain what the team feels they need to do better to try and defeat the Hurricanes' aggressive forecheck and relentless pressure that has allowed them to take the lead in the series thus far.
Lane Hutson's teammates come to his defence after the star defenceman shouldered the blame for his turnover that led to Carolina's overtime-winner in Game 3.
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