Ryan Rishaug is joined by TSN Hockey Insider Chris Johnston to react to Connor McDavid being a game-time decision for Game 5 against the Ducks and Connor Ingram getting the start.
With the Canadiens falling behind 3-1 to the Hurricanes in the Eastern Conference final, Bruce Boudreau doesn't believe anyone should be counting Montreal out, especially considering what they did to his Capitals in 2010.
The Hurricanes have an opportunity to close out the Eastern Conference Final on Friday at home and celebrate a Stanley Cup berth with their fans. Defenceman Jaccob Slavin and forward Jordan Staal spoke about the mindset of the team heading into Game 5.
Kenzie Lalonde is joined by The Athletic's Arpon Basu to break down how the Hurricanes dominated the Canadiens in Game 4, discuss the lineup adjustments Martin St. Louis tried in the second period, and what lies ahead for the Habs as they look to come back from a 3-1 series deficit.
The TSN Hockey panel takes a closer look at how the Hurricanes have 'found their formula' against the Canadiens, discusses how the Habs look tired after a pair of seven-game series, and another big start by Carolina which crippled Montreal.
Sebastian Aho, Jordan Staal and Logan Stankoven scored in a 2:47 span late in the first period, Frederik Andersen made 18 saves for his third shutout of the postseason, and the Hurricanes moved within a victory of the Stanley Cup Final, beating the Canadiens on Wednesday night. CAR leads series 3-1.
Sebastian Aho has been pretty quiet in the Eastern Conference Final, but he came up big in the first period of Game 4 and quieted the Bell Centre crowd, earning him Ultimate Performer Powered by Stihl honours for Wednesday night.
After the Presidents' Trophy winning Colorado Avalanche were swept out of the playoffs by the Vegas Golden Knights, Craig Button joins SportsCentre for a 'what happened to the Avs' edition of Montana's Hot or Not.
The Canadiens will look to amp up the pressure on the Hurricanes and even the Eastern Conference Final at 2-2 on Wednesday night. The TSN Hockey panel previews Game 4 and discusses the issues plaguing the Habs against Carolina.
The Hurricanes have the chance to become just the seventh team in NHL history to win their first six road games of a playoff run. Kenzie Lalonde and Arpon Basu join SportsCentre to discuss how the Canadiens can prevent that from happening tonight, and Ivan Demidov earning valuable experience for Montreal.
With the Golden Knights completing their sweep of the Avalanche and booking their spot in the Stanley Cup Final, SportsCentre rolls out their best plays from the playoffs in Wednesday's Top 10.
P.K. Subban joins Pat McAfee and breaks down the Hurricanes-Canadiens series so far ahead of Game 4.
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.
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