Berube expresses what it means to him to coach the Leafs: 'I love it'
Craig Berube expresses what it means to him to be the head coach of the Maple Leafs, and how he's personally dealt with the disappointment that's come this year for the team.
Leafs believe Senators will be dangerous in playoffs
After beating Ottawa in a tough first round series in last year's playoffs, the Leafs explain why they believe the Senators will be a dangerous team in the postseason.
Ottawa-born Haymes excited for homecoming, reflects on path back to Leafs' lineup
Maple Leafs forward Luke Haymes, who was born in Ottawa, shares how excited he is for his homecoming tonight with family and friends in attendance and getting the chance to play in the Battle of Ontario. Haymes also reflects on his path back to the Leafs' lineup.
'He's just the best guy': Leafs praise Bowen ahead of his final game tonight
Members of the Maple Leafs discuss their relationship with longtime announcer Joe Bowen, and what he has meant to them and the franchise, ahead of his final call tonight. Former Leaf James Reimer also reflected on what Bowen meant to him during his time in Toronto.
'Feels like s--t to be honest': Leafs prepare for final game of lost season
The Leafs, who had their nine-year playoff streak come to an end, express how they're feeling heading into the final game of the a disastrous season.
Do the Leafs 'hate to lose' enough?
The Leafs give their reaction to the passionate rant by Blue Jackets head coach Rick Bowness Tuesday night and share if there's a strong enough belief in the room that they "hate to lose".
The Talking Point: What makes a great coach rant?
Following the Blue Jackets' sixth straight loss at home to conclude their season, head coach Rick Bowness did not mince words when talking about his team's effort. TSN's Hockey analyst Bruce Boudreau reacts to what Bowness had to say about his team and what made this rant so great.
Everything that could go wrong did for Leafs in disastrous season
This year was always going to be different in Toronto because of who wasn't here anymore. Mitch Marner was gone, but certainly not forgotten. Coming off the longest playoff run in the Auston Matthews era, the Leafs believed they could maintain contender status, even without the 100-point winger. But things went sideways in a hurry for the team out the gate, and the group never recovered en route to a disastrous season. TSN's Mark Masters has more.
Reimer reflects on time with Leafs ahead of start against Toronto
James Reimer reflects on his time as a member of the Maple Leafs, including his relationship with longtime announcer Joe Bowen and his first ever NHL start, ahead of tonight's game where he will be between the pipes for the playoff-bound Sens.
Senators see a lot of similarities in first round opponent Hurricanes
Senators defenceman Lassi Thomson and goaltender James Reimer discussed what they expect from their first round series against the Hurricanes, and the similarities between how both teams play.
NHL: Kings 3, Canucks 4 (OT)
Jake DeBrusk scored his second goal of the game in overtime as the Canucks beat the Kings. Los Angeles had their five-game winning streak halted, and remain in the Western Conference’s second wild-card spot with one regular-season game still to play.a
NHL: Avalanche 3, Flames 1
Nathan Mackinnon scored his league-leading 53rd goal into an empty net, and MacKenzie Blackwood made 30 saves as the Avs earned their 119th point of the season. Nazem Kadri didn't play in his return to Calgary as the Flames had their eight-game home point streak halted.
NHL: Jets 3, Mammoth 5
Nick Schmaltz scored twice as the Mammoth beat the Jets to secure the first wild-card spot in the Western Conference. Mark Scheifele and Kyle Connor had a goal and an assist for Winnipeg, who have lost three straight games with one game left in the regular season.
NHL: Ducks 2, Wild 3
Hunter Haight got his first career goal and rookie Jesper Wallstedt auditioned for action in the playoffs with 35 saves, as the Wild finished their regular season by beating the Ducks. Anaheim sits a point behind the Oilers for second in the Pacific Division, and one point ahead of the Kings for the wild card.
Bowness rips Blue Jackets after season finale: ‘These guys, they don’t care’
Blue Jackets head coach Rick Bowness did not hide his anger towards his team following a home loss to the Capitals to close the 2025-26 season. “These guys, they don’t care. Losing is not important enough to them. It doesn’t bother them. How can you go out and play like that? I should have done this a month ago. But this is why we are where we are,” an exasperated Bowness remarked.
NHL: Canadiens 2, Flyers 4
Matvei Michkov had a goal and two assists and Porter Martone had one goal to lead the playoff-bound Flyers to a win over the Canadiens. With the loss, Montreal will start the post-season on the road against the Lightning, while Philly is set to travel to Pittsburgh.
NHL: Devils 0, Bruins 4
Mark Kasetlic scored twice in the first period and Jeremy Swayman earned his second shutout of the season as the Bruins clinched the top wild-card spot in the Eastern Conference. Boston will travel to Buffalo for their first round series.
Can the Sens and Habs move past the first round?
The Habs and Lightning split the season series with two wins apiece, so who has the edge in their opening round series? The red-hot Senators will face the East leading Hurricanes in the first round. Can Ottawa pull off an upset? TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button shares his thoughts
NHL: Capitals 2, Blue Jackets 1
Alex Ovechkin had an assist on the go-ahead goal in what perhaps will be the final game of his record-breaking career as the Capitals defeated the Blue Jackets in the season finale for both teams. Ovechkin is in the final season of his contract and said he is waiting until after the season before deciding on his future.
NHL: Hurricanes 2, Islanders 1
Mark Jankowski scored the go-ahead goal in the third period as the Hurricanes defeated the Islanders. Nikolaj Ehlers also scored for Carolina, and Brandon Bussi made 28 saves to help Carolina finish atop the Eastern Conference. The Canes will face Ottawa in the first round of the playoffs.
Habs' historical individual accomplishments highlight impressive season
The Canadiens are one of the most storied clubs in the NHL, and this regular season saw some impressive franchise marks not seen for some time. TSN Hockey analyst Carlo Colaiacovo takes a look back at the accomplishments, the rise of Montreal's young goaltenders and more.
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