After coming back from a season-ending right knee injury, how does Kirby Dach look in the early stages of training camp? Which Canadiens forward is the front-runner to grab the open spot up front? Kenzie Lalonde joins That's Hockey to discuss.
After an injury-riddled season in which Auston Matthews was only able to score 33 goals, is he poised for a huge bounce back year if healthy? Gino Reda is joined by TSN's Director of Scouting Craig Button to discuss on Domino's That's Hockey.
Plagued by a nagging upper-body injury all of last season, Auston Matthews missed 15 games and scored a career-low 33 goals. If the Maple Leafs are going to remain a contender without Mitch Marner, they need their captain to get back to his Rocket-winning ways. As Mark Masters reports, Matthews has passed the first big test at training camp.
Leon Draisaitl was very open about his aim for this season when speaking to reporters at training camp on Friday, saying he wants to be in the conversation for the Selke by the end of this year. Meanwhile, Connor McDavid has made it clear he wants to put an emphasis on scoring more goals this season. TSN's Ryan Rishaug breaks down why he believes these comments from both superstars are a great sign for the Oilers.
Auston Matthews pushed himself during Friday's practice and came out of it looking like his old self as he enters camp healthy. TSN's Mark Masters has more on how Matthews looked as well as Calle Jarnkrok, who dealt with injuries for a good chunk of last season.
Matthew Knies is coming off his best season where he tallied 58 points in an increased role. This season, the forward hopes to work on his consistency and develop more as a leader on the team. Knies also had the chance to represent the team during the NHL Media tour and reflected on one confusion question.
Life without Mitch Marner will be an adjustment for Auston Matthews but luckily for the Leafs, their captain has found success in the past without Marner. How will it impact his game? Head coach Craig Berube believes the give-and-go aspect will be the main difference.
Jets forward Gustav Nyquist explains what it's been like getting acquainted with his new team, discusses his excitement about playing alongside Jonathan Toews and why he decided to sign with Winnipeg.
Cole Perfetti discusses his experience so far of being on a line with Jonathan Toews and Gustav Nyquist and says that it's a great opportunity for him to learn from two veterans who have been through it all.
The question of whether the Canucks can get into the playoffs again, should be refrained to ''can Thatcher Demko stay healthy?'' TSN's Farhan Lalji explains how overcoming mental and physical adversity over the offseason, in addition to strong family support has given the Vancouver goalie the confidence to get back to his old self.
On July 1st, Thatcher Demko's signed a three-year extension worth $25.5 million, with an annual cap hit of $8.5 million. The new deal locks him up with the team through the 2028-29 season. Speaking to the local media for the first time since the extension, Demko expressed his excitement of staying in Vancouver.
Sitting on the sidelines for large chunks of last season wasn’t easy for Thatcher Demko not only physically, but mentally as well. The Canucks goalie detailed his climb back to full health, and how important a part his family played a part of him coming back stronger than ever.
Trent Frederic admits that he planned on testing the market after getting traded to Edmonton, but after spending some time with the team he decided to sign long-term with the Oilers.
Oilers forward Leon Draisaitl explains what he wants to work on this year and states that he would like to be in the Selke conversation at the end of the season.
With Anze Kopitar announcing that he'll retire at season's end, Leon Draisaitl shares his thoughts on his 'idol' and discusses how much he's learned from playing against him and watching him.
Juraj Slafkovsky has started off slowly in his first three seasons, with the rest of the team following a similar pattern. Hoping to reach the playoffs once again this year - the Habs know they'll need to find a way to get off to a better start to the season.
Noah Dobson and Mike Matheson have been playing together on Montreal's top defensive pairing at camp so far. The two d-men discussed what their strengths are as a pair, and how they could help the team this season.
Juraj Slafkovsky was asked if his long-term contract with the Canadiens affects his mindset towards contributing more to the team this season.
Oliver Ekman-Larsson isn't sure if he will be seeing more time on the left this season and says he's willing to play wherever he is needed to help the team win. As for finding more opportunities on the power play, the veteran defenceman admitted, 'I would love to get on the power play.'
Nicolas Roy, Dakota Joshua and Easton Cowan skated on a line together during Friday's practice and the trio are starting to get a feel for each other. Roy and Joshua described what it's been like to skate together, the potential they have and what they've seen from Cowan so far at camp.
Cole Perfetti recalls his first memory of watching Jonathan Toews and says that it's pretty surreal that it has come full circle now that he gets to play on a line with the three-time Stanley Cup winner.
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