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.
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.
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.
The Carolina Hurricanes outshot the Montreal Canadiens 38-13 in their second-straight overtime win to take a 2-1 series lead in the Eastern Conference Final. However, were the Habs outplayed as bad as the stats tell us? TSN's Ryan Rishaug discusses this and more.
The Athletic's Arpon Basu and TSN's Kenzie Lalonde discuss Lane Hutson taking responsibility for his turnover that led to Andrei Svechnikov's overtime-winner in Game 3, how concerning the Habs' low shot volume has been in the last two games, and what kind of changes they expect Montreal to make for Game 4.
Andrei Svechnikov scored at 14:06 of overtime as the Hurricanes defeated the Canadiens to take a 2-1 lead in the Eastern Conference Final. CAR leads series 2-1.
The TSN Hockey panel discusses the Canadiens' poor puck management in overtime which led to Andrei Svechnikov's winner, the Habs' lack of chances on Frederik Andersen, who made 11 saves on 13 shots, and Montreal's overturned goal in the third period due to an off-side.
Andrei Svechnikov capitalized on a turnover in overtime, scoring the winner against a screened Jakub Dobes in Game 3, earning him Ultimate Performer Powered by Stihl honours.
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Max Domi has been ruled out indefinitely following complications arising from an off-season surgery, the team announced Monday. The team did not disclose the nature of the surgery Monday, stating it was done to address an issue he played through during the 2025-26 season.
After a stunning comeback in Game 3 against the Colorado Avalanche, the Vegas Golden Knights are on the verge of sweeping the Presidents' Trophy winners, and a big factor in this series has been Mitch Marner. Leading the playoffs in points and plus-minus, is Marner the front runner for the Conn Smythe Trophy? TSN's Director of Scouting Craig Button shares his thoughts on this and more in today's edition of Montana's Hot or Not.
Avalanche head coach Jared Bednar was unable to provide an answer as to whether or not Nathan MacKinnon will be able to play in Game 4 after being injured in the third period of Sunday night's loss to the Golden Knights.
The Canadiens have allowed an early goal in both games against the Hurricanes so far. How do they get off to a better start with the series shifting back to Montreal tonight? The TSN Hockey panel sets up Game 3.
Martin St. Louis is tweaking is lineup for Game 3 tonight as veteran Joe Veleno will draw into the lineup in place of rookie Oliver Kapanen. TSN Canadiens reporter Kenzie Lalonde has more.
Kevin Weekes explains how the Golden Knights came back from a three-goal deficit and what John Tortorella has brought to the team.
Hurricanes captain Jordan Staal was asked if he and his teammates have paid any attention to the fact that the Canadiens have struggled at home so far this postseason.
Cole Caufield, Alex Newhook and Juraj Slafkovsky explained why they aren't overly concerned about the low shot total in Game 2, and said they believe the team can make simple adjustments to generate more offence against the Hurricanes.
Canadiens defenceman Lane Hutson explained why he was frustrated with the hit he took from Hurricanes forward Taylor Hall in Game 2, saying he believes Hall 'could have done a better job of leading with his shoulder.' Hutson confirmed he is good to go tonight despite some pain caused by the hit.
Home ice has not proved to be an advantage thus far this postseason for the Canadiens, who know that will need to change if they want to defeat the Hurricanes in the Eastern Conference Final. Members of the team spoke about their desire to feed off the raucous Bell Centre crowd tonight as they look to regain the series lead.
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