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Remembering the legacy Barry Melrose leaves on hockey and at ESPN

Barry Melrose, a former NHL player and coach who was a beloved hockey analyst for ESPN for over 25 years, died Wednesday, at 70-years-old. Melrose was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 2023. ESPN remembers the legacy Barry Melrose leaves on hockey and at ESPN.


Former Kings coach and longtime analyst Barry Melrose passes away at 70

Former NHL coach and longtime analyst Barry Melrose passed away at age 70 on Wednesday. Melrose, who was a longtime analyst with ESPN, retired in 2023 after being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. He most notably coached Wayne Gretzky and the Kings to the Stanley Cup Final in 1993 before they lost to the Canadiens.


Tanev talks 'Where It All Began' Tour and long road back from injury-plagued Leafs season

Chris Tanev will meet and greet fans during an event Sunday at Victoria Village Arena, which is where he played minor hockey. The 36-year-old defenceman, who underwent core muscle surgery in March, is hoping to be on the ice next week when the Leafs open training camp. Tanev spoke to TSN about the "Where It All Began Tour" and a challenging summer of rehab.


Matthews 'looks amazing' in Leafs summer skates; Tanev impressed by McKenna's smarts

Leafs captain Auston Matthews, who underwent knee surgery in March, "looks amazing" in Toronto's pre-camp skates, according to defenceman Chris Tanev. "He worked extremely hard this summer and put in all the work he needed to do to be how he always is." Tanev is also impressed by how first overall pick Gavin McKenna is looking.


Formenton 'very excited to be an Oiler' after signing one-year deal

The Oilers have signed forward Alex Formenton to a one-year, $850,000 contract. Formenton discussed the opportunity and his hope to return to form, despite missing four NHL seasons. He is one of five player who were charged with sexual assault following an incident in a London, Ont. hotel room in 2018 after a Hockey Canada event celebrating their World Junior title.


The Talking Point: Are the Oilers a better team heading into the season?

The Oilers finished second in the Pacific last season and were eliminated from the playoffs in the first round, so with all of their roster changes heading into the new campaign, are they on the path to being a better team this season? TSN Hockey analyst Martin Biron shares his thoughts.


How important is it for Sens to lock up Batherson long-term?

The Brady Tkachuk trade left a big void both on and off the ice, so what is Ottawa's plan to name a new captain, and who it could be? On the other hand, Drake Batherson has made it clear he wants to stay a Sen, and September 15th is the last day players can sign eight-year extensions. How important is it to get him signed very soon? Postmedia's Bruce Garrioch discusses this and more.


How are Hellebuyck's Jets teammates dealing with his trade request?

Connor Hellebuyck has made his wishes known to be traded out of Winnipeg but for the time being, he is a member of the Jets. How are his teammates dealing with this situation? Will the goaltender join his squad when official team events begin? TSN's Danielle Bain joins SportsCentre to discuss.


The Talking Point: Who should be the Senators next captain?

One of the biggest questions that has plagued the NHL since Brady Tkachuk requested a trade from the Senators is who will be Ottawa's next captain. TSN Hockey analyst Cameron Gaunce shares who he thinks deserves to wear the "C" in the nations capital, and explains why in The Talking Point.


Sens won't rush captain decision; Stützle brushes off Marchand comments

Senators general manager Steve Staios said the team's decision on its vacant captaincy will not be rushed, especially with so many capable players who are ready to fill that void. One of those players, Tim Stützle, reacted to the online comment from Panthers forward Brad Marchand, poking fun at the thought of Stützle being given that role in Ottawa.


You want guys who want to be here: Sens ready to move on from Tkachuk

The departure of Brady Tkachuk will be an adjustment for the Senators on and off the ice, but the players don't hold anything against their former captain for wanting to move on. Even though Tkachuk was a unique player who brought a lot to the team, they are ready to prove they can succeed without him.


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