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Hellebuyck goes public with trade request as training camp nears

Connor Hellebuyck has officially confirmed his trade request from the Jets this summer. Back in June, TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger reported that Hellebuyck wouldn't mind a change of scenery, while Winnipeg GM Kevin Cheveldayoff declined to confirm whether or not the goalie requested a trade. On Thursday, Hellebuyck released a statement and went public with his trade request.


Hedman ready to bounce back from injury-plagued season with Lightning

Tampa Bay Lightning captain Victor Hedman is feeling healthy and ready to return for his 18th NHL season. The 35-year-old defenceman suited up in just 33 games last year due to injury and a personal leave of absence but is now ready and motivated to get the Lightning back to contender status after a string of first-round exits. “For me, it’s just feeling healthy and feeling like my body is where I want it to be,” Hedman told NHL.com.


Oilers' Andersen, Janmark slated to miss training camp

Frederik Andersen is not expected to participate in training camp next month with the Oilers as he continues to recover from an injury sustained during off-season training sessions. Mattias Janmark, Matt Savoie and Alec Regula are also slated to miss training camp.


Werenski says things were ‘misconstrued’ this summer, wants to win with Blue Jackets

Defenceman Zach Werenski met with reporters in Columbus on Thursday and maintained his desire to win as a member of the Blue Jackets. “I think everyone knows how much I love this city and how much it means to me, and I would have no issues being here for an even longer time,” Werenski told a scrum at Nationwide Arena in his first availability since the end of the season. “I want to see us in the playoffs and I want to see us make progress, and I feel like we’ve done that.


'He's Sid 2.0': Button not surprised at Celebrini contract, believes he will only get better

TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button joins Mark Masters to share his thoughts about the Macklin Celebrini record-setting $94 million contract extension that carries a record cap hit of $18.8 million. Button says he isn't shocked by the numbers and believes the youngster will only improve. Button also discusses how these large contracts will affect Matthew Schaefer, who is up for an extention next year.


Celebrini, Sharks agree to five-year, $94M extension at record $18.8M AAV

The San Jose Sharks have signed superstar forward Macklin Celebrini to a five-year, $94 million contract extension that carries a record cap hit of $18.8 million which will top the record-setting $18 million Anaheim Ducks centre Leo Carlsson signed for earlier this off-season. Celebrini dominated his sophomore season in the NHL, recording 45 goals and 115 points in 82 games with the Sharks.


TSN's Final Draft Ranking Show

Gino Reda is joined by TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button and TSN Hockey analyst Frankie Corrado to reveal the final draft rankings ahead of the 2026 NHL Draft. Watch the full special here.


NBA: 76ers 102, Knicks 108

Jalen Brunson scored 26 points and helped New York seize control of a close game after a run of blowouts, leading the Knicks to a victory over the 76ers in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference semifinal. NY leads series 2-0.


How massive of a disappointment is this for the Oilers?

TSN Hockey analyst Martin Biron joins Jay Onrait to give his thoughts on why the Oilers' season came to an end in the first round, how massive of a disappointment this is for Connor McDavid and the team, and areas GM Stan Bowman needs to improve to give the club a shot at the Cup next year.


The TradeCentre Heist

TradeCentre without Bob McKenzie will take some getting used to for hockey fans, but for James Duthie and the TSN Hockey Insiders, ''The Bobfather's'' absence created a swath of problems they never could have imagined.


Iginla became the first Black male athlete to ever win a Winter Olympics gold medal

Jarome Iginla's elite offensive skill coupled with his ability to defend himself whenever necessary was a rare and coveted combination in the NHL. Iginla won several NHL awards, but it was on the international stage where he achieved his greatest success. Jermain Franklin has more as TSN celebrates Black History Month.


Carnegie robbed of NHL dream by racism

Herb Carnegie is known as one of the greatest hockey players never to play in the NHL. It was widely alleged the Conn Smythe, owner of the Maple Leafs, said he would take Carnegie tomorrow if someone could turn him white. He was just 18 at the time. Jermain Franklin has more as TSN celebrates Black History Month.


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