Zadarnowski: Habs need to avoid giving out bad contracts

PWHL Montreal defenceman Erin Ambrose joins the show to talk about clinching a playoff spot this week and what she makes of the PWHL playoff system and Gold plan draft lottery

Living legends former Expo Bill Lee and longtime Canadian political cartoonist Terry Mosher stop by the studio to talk about Mosher's new book: Aislin's Montreal Expos A Cartoonist's Love Affair

On Habs Lunch, Mitch Gallo and Luca Scott talk about whether or not Cole Caufield is untouchable, why some people want to trade him, dream scenarios for the Habs in the draft, Sheldon Keefe on Brad Marchand after game 3 last night and more.

The Fourth Period's Anthony Di Marco joins Mitch Gallo and Luca Scott on Campbell vs Gallo to talk about the Leafs losing to the Bruins in game 3, the Leafs and Bruins goaltending, the Stars being down 0-2 to the Knights, Hellebuyck's struggles and more.

Are some of the better players getting breaks from NHL refs? Marc Denis breaks down the NHL playoff series and the job the refs have been doing

Lots going on in sports but the biggest event is surely the NFL Draft starting tonight on TSN, RDS and ESPN. This is must-see TV no matter the NHL and NBA Playoffs. Let’s discuss this year’s event, the components of the draft, Detroit as a host city, and take a look at some of the featured players available and waiting for this moment.

Host Jon Still catches up with jack-of-all-trades player Ariel Lassiter, who's scored two big goals over the past two matches for CF Montreal, while playing different positions as the squad deals with injuries.

Hockey analyst Pierre McGuire on what Winnipeg needs to do to take game three from the Avalanche, what he makes of the San Jose Sharks firing David Quinn as head coach and makes his predictions for tonight's games

Former NHL defenceman Aaron Ward on the adjustments teams make during playoff time, which teams need to worry about top players blowing chances and what he expects from tonight's matchups

TSN hockey analyst Gord Miller on the critical matchup between Toronto and Boston tonight for game three with the series tied a game a piece