Ersson starts for Sens vs. Capitals: 'They're built to win a Stanley Cup'
Travis Green reveals that Samuel Ersson will start tonight for the Senators when they host Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals.
Ovechkin gets peppered with political questions in Ottawa
With Prime Minister Mark Carney saying Russian players won't be given visas to compete in the upcoming World Juniors, to a planned protest outside of the arena in Ottawa tonight, Alex Ovechkin faces a number of political questions after the Capitals morning skate.
‘They never get old’: Habs excited to honour Price’s HHOF induction
Cole Caufield says he's been part of a few Hockey Hall of Fame induction night's and admits they never get old. The team talks about their memories of Carey Price and his legacy in Montreal.
Habs look to keep stacking wins during schedule gauntlet: ‘Gotta bring our best’
The Canadiens have won back-to-back games but are entering a schedule gauntlet that features some of the league's top teams. They know they'll need their best if they want to keep pace in the highly competitive Atlantic division.
Mercer excited to face former Devils teammates, would love to find back of net
Jets forward Dawson Mercer shares how excited he is to face his former Devils teammates tonight and says he'd love to find the back of the net against his old club.
The Talking Point: Chance for Jets to prove they're better off?
The Devils' decision not to start Connor Hellebuyck in his return to Winnipeg has caused quite the stir but do the Jets have an opportunity to prove they are better off without their once beloved star goaltender?TSN Hockey analyst Cameron Gaunce joins Gino Reda to discuss.
'This is about the two points now for me': Arniel done talking Hellebuyck
Jets head coach Scott Arniel says he's done answering questions about Connor Hellebuyck and is now just focused on finding ways for the Jets to earn two points against the Devils tonight.
Morrissey eager to return to lineup, ready to 'turn the page' after disappointing injury
Jets defenceman Josh Morrissey, who has been out since suffering a wrist injury in early October, shares how eager he is to return to the lineup tonight against the Devils and how ready he is to "turn the page" after a disappointing injury.
LIVE: Hellebuyck speaks to the media in Winnipeg
Watch LIVE as Connor Hellebuyck speaks to the media in Winnipeg following the Devils' morning skate ahead of tonight's game against his former team.
NHL: Islanders 2, Sharks 3 (SO)
Ivar Stenberg scored his sixth goal of the season in regulation and then scored the winner in the shootout to help the Sharks snap a five-game losing streak with a win over the Islanders on Monday.
NHL: Rangers 1, Oilers 3
Connor McDavid extended his season-opening point streak to 19 games with a goal, Leon Draisaitl scored twice for the second straight game, and the Oilers shut down the Rangers on Monday. McDavid became the fourth player in NHL history with a 19-game season-opening point streak and first since Dany Heatley in 2005.
McDavid becomes fourth player in NHL history with 19-game season-opening point streak
Connor McDavid became the fourth player in NHL history with a 19-game season-opening point streak, and the first to hit that mark since Dany Heatley 21 years ago. TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button weighs in on the brilliance of McDavid, who has 48 points in 19 games this season.
NHL: Flyers 3, Canucks 1
Michael Bunting scored his first goal of the season, Travis Konecny struck on the power play and the Flyers fended off a comeback by the Canucks on Monday to snap a three-game losing skid. Jonathan Lekkerimäki scored his seventh goal of the season on the power play for Vancouver in the loss.
Button: Devils' statement on Hellebuyck not playing in Winnipeg 'a full blown PR blunder'
TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button joins SportsCentre to share his reaction to the Devils sitting Connor Hellebuyck in his return to Winnipeg on Tuesday, calling New Jersey's move a 'full blown PR blunder' by announcing the decision Sunday night.
Which players have best case for Hockey Hall of Fame induction in 2027?
TSN's Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun joins Gino Reda to discuss which players he thinks have the best case to be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2027, and if he thinks the selection committee will wave the waiting period for Alex Ovechkin.
Price, Bergeron lead 2026 induction class into Hockey Hall of Fame
Carey Price, Patrice Bergeron, Pekka Rinne, Keith Tkachuk and Cindy Curley were inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in the player category on Monday, while Brian Burke was enshrined as a builder.
Hockey Hall of Fame Induction Speech: Cindy Curley
Cindy Curley starred with the Providence College Friars and helped them two-peat as NCAA champions in both 1983-84 and 1984-85. At the inaugural 1990 IIHF Women’s Hockey Championships Cindy was part of the United States team that won a Silver medal and continued as team captain until 1996.
Hockey Hall of Fame Induction Speech: Carey Price
Carey Price made his debut with the Montreal Canadiens at the beginning of the 2007-08 NHL season and went on to play 15 seasons with the Habs. He is the Canadiens’ all-time goaltending leader with 712 games and 361 victories, and he won the Hart Trophy as league MVP and the Vezina Trophy as its top goaltender in 2015. Price also backstopped the team to the Stanley Cup Final in 2020-21, and guided Canada to Olympic gold at the Sochi 2014 Winter Games.
Hockey Hall of Fame Induction Speech: Patrice Bergeron
Patrice Bergeron joined the Bruins as an 18-year-old rookie playing 19 NHL seasons with the Bruins. Patrice scored the Bruins' Stanley Cup winning goal in 2011. He also played for Team Canada in 2010 and 2014, winning gold medals at both Olympic Games, while also adding a World Championship win, making him a member of the exclusive Triple Gold Club.
Hockey Hall of Fame Induction Speech: Pekka Rinne
Pekka Rinne played 15 seasons with the Nashville Predators winning 369 games and recording 60 shutouts and won the Vezina Trophy in 2017-18. On the international front, he represented Finland at four IIHF World Championships, winning MVP honours in 2014.
Hockey Hall of Fame Induction Speech: Brian Burke
Brian Burke began his NHL management career in 1987 as Vice President and Director of Hockey Operations for the Vancouver Canucks. In 1992, Brian moved to the Hartford Whalers as General Manager before moving to the NHL Head Office as SVP and Director of Hockey Operations in 1993. In 1998, he was named President and GM of the Vancouver Canucks. In 2005, Brian became EVP of the Anaheim Mighty Ducks and led the team to a Stanley Cup win in 2007. Burke later assumed team President roles with the Toronto Maple Leafs, the Calgary Flames and the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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