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The NHL has suggested an expanded roster of 28 players plus goalies if play is able to resume this summer, but that number may or may not change following further negotiations with the NHLPA, according to TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun.

Long-time NHL superstar Jarome Iginla joins TSN’s Ryan Rishaug to discuss the emotions he felt following the death of George Floyd, whether or not he believes there will be real change in both the NHL and the outside world as well as improving accessibility for kids growing up looking to play the game he loves.

TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun joins the guys from OverDrive as they discuss when the NHL might announce the Hub cities. LeBrun also discusses how every team in the format is handling Phase 2 differently when it officially begins Monday.

Maple Leaf radio play-by-play announcer Joe Bowen joins OverDrive to discuss how the NHL format is so unique because every team should be healthy and ready to go. He also discusses his comfort level if he was asked to go to a hub city to call the NHL games once they resume.

Jason Strudwick joins the guys from OverDrive as they discuss why he thinks Edmonton is well positioned to be a Hub city when the NHL resumes play. Strudwick also divulges the origins of 'taking a peak' with Noodles.

According to Rick Gibbons of the Ottawa Sun, debate over distribution of funds was one of the main issues that led to the Ottawa Senators Foundation announcing Thursday that it would cut ties with the team in July.

Two NHL stars, one former and one current, weigh in on the anti-Black racism movement, Phase 2 inches closer but not for all clubs and Craig Button explains why the best nickname in the draft could live up to the hype. That and more in today’s edition of 7-Eleven That’s Hockey Online.

Braden Holtby explains why he felt the need to release a statement on the social injustice in America right now. He also discusses the shift in hockey culture with many players speaking out on the issues.

The NHL is taking another step toward a return. The league announced Thursday night that Phase 2 -- small group workouts -- will begin next week.

James Duthie joins the guys from OverDrive to discuss the NHL's announcement that the playoff rounds with be a best-of-7 series. The guys also discuss if protests south of the border could effect which cities could be chosen as NHL hub cities.

The National Hockey League playoffs will once again be played in four best-of-seven rounds this year. Teams will, however, be re-seeded after each round of the playoffs, as opposed to the bracketed format used since the 2013-14 season.

Ranked No. 10 on NHL Central Scouting's list of North American skaters, Dawson Mercer put his determination on full display this year and after cracking Canada's World Junior roster is now on his way to becoming just the seventh player from Newfoundland to be picked in the first round of the NHL draft, Mark Masters writes.

The NHL inches closer to a return to play, a Penguins player tests positive for COVID-19 and an NHL prospect aiming to one up his famous father. That and more in today’s edition of 7-Eleven That’s Hockey Online.

The Pittsburgh Penguins announced Thursday that a player tested positive for COVID-19, but has since recovered. The team said the player is not in Pittsburgh and remained in isolation from the time of his first symptom.

Another play-in series with a stark contrast between the two sides as the Panthers' strong offence goes up against the Islanders' tough defence for a spot in the playoffs, Travis Yost writes.