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TSN Hockey Top 50 Players Special

Watch the entire special as Gino Reda, Mike Johnson, Craig Button and Frankie Corrado reveal and debate the full TSN Hockey Top 50 NHL players for the 2026-27 season.


How did Barkov move into top 10 after missing all of last season?

Aleksander Barkov missed all of last season with an injury but he still moved up two spots and into the top 10 of TSN's Top 50 Players list. How is that possible? Is Quinn Hughes underrated? TSN Hockey analysts Mike Johnson and Frankie Corrado join Gino Reda to chime in.


Is it possible for McDavid to get even better?

Connor McDavid and Macklin Celebrini were ranked first and third respectively in TSN's Top 50 Players list but is there still room for the Oilers captain to get even better? What propelled the 35-spot move up the rankings for the Sharks star? TSN Hockey analysts Mike Johnson and Frankie Corrado join Gino Reda to discuss.


Were Matthew Schaefer and Matthew Tkachuk ranked correctly?

Matthew Schaefer was the unanimous choice for the Calder Trophy last season but should he be ranked 22nd on TSN's Top 50 Players list? Was Matthew Tkachuk placed correctly at No. 28? TSN Hockey analysts Mike Johnson and Frankie Corrado join Gino Reda to weigh in.


Is Slavin the best defensive defenceman; will Ovechkin score 30 goals?

The NHL has an award for the best offensive defenceman but if it gave out a trophy for the best defensive defenceman, who should it be named after? Will Alex Ovechkin score at a 30-goal pace this season at the age of 41? TSN Hockey analysts Mike Johnson and Frankie Corrado join Gino Reda to discuss.


One Big Mistake: Who is the biggest omission from TSN's Top 50 Players list?

Capitals goaltender Logan Thompson, Panthers forward Brady Tkachuk and Ducks teammates Cutter Gauthier and Jackson LaCombe were just a few of the omissions from this year's list of top 50 players, but who was the biggest snub? TSN Hockey analysts Mike Johnson and Frankie Corrado join Gino Reda to discuss.


Habs Ice Chips: Kreider skates on top lines to start camp

Newly added winger Chris Kreider was on the top line with Nick Suzuki and Cole Caufield as the Canadiens held their first skate of training camp.Kreider joined the Canadiens over the weekend after mutually terminating his contract with the Ducks. TSN's Kenzie Lalonde has more on how Kreider has already made an impact.


'It feels good': McKenna starts Leafs camp on a line with Tavares, Nylander

Gavin McKenna got his first official practice out of the way at Maple Leafs training camp and he assessed how it went for him on Thursday. William Nylander spoke about continuing to build the chemistry and taking things day-by-day while John Tavares noted his elite playmaking which was on full display.


Leafs Ice Chips: Tanev and McCabe reunite; Rielly skates in red

The Maple Leafs kicked off their training camp on Thursday where Chris Tanev made his return, skating alongside Jake McCabe. TSN's Mark Masters has more on what head coach Jim Hiller hopes to see with that pairing and the timeline for Morgan Rielly's return as he deals with a viral condition.


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