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Apr 20
The Winnipeg Jets celebrated their city's first Stanley Cup playoff series victory since April 16, 1987 after chasing Devan Dubnyk with four first-period goals – the same number they scored in that 1987 clincher’s first period – en route to a 5-0 drubbing that eliminated the Minnesota Wild in Game 5, Frank Seravalli writes.
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The Stanley Cup Playoffs
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3:38Maple Leafs do enough to keep nightmare deja vu away
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3:19Poulin: Matthews hasn't played his best but he is getting better
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1:32The Capitals are showing their resiliency in series against Blue Jackets
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3:54Poulin: Babcock's lineup changes worked out really well
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3:23Kadri's gets some form of redemption, Leafs stay alive
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3:52Jets flex their muscle in Game 5 to advance
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1:39Hellebuyck focused on what's to come
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2:06Avalanche rally late to stay alive
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2:24Poulin: Jets took the Wild out of the game right away, then steamrolled them
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0:42By the Numbers: Jets off to the second round
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23h ago
Sven Andrighetto scored with 1:28 left to give the Colorado Avalanche a 2-1 victory over Nashville Predators 2-1 on Friday night, sending the first-round series back to Denver for Game 6.
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Apr 20
Couturier scores late; Flyers edge Penguins to force Game 6
Sean Couturier's long shot from the point got past Matt Murray with 1:17 left and the Philadelphia Flyers beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 4-2 on Friday night to force sixth game in the first-round series.
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Apr 20
McGuire: Leafs blow it against Bergeron-less Bruins
NBC's Pierre McGuire on the Bruins experience over-matching the Leafs in Game 4, Auston Matthews struggling while Patrik Laine flourishes in Winnipeg, Alex Ovechkin backs up his talk and Norris Trophy nominees.
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Apr 19
Former Ottawa Senator Christoph Schubert joins the Drive for throw back Thursday to talk about his time here in Ottawa.
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Apr 18
Charron: I'm being conservative when I say I've suffered 15-20 concussions
Rugby Hall of Famer Al Charron on his decision to donate his brain for CTE research and if he's suffering any effects from a long career and multiple concussions.
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Apr 18
Edwards: Hope to use the home crowd to kick start our season
Fury FC's Colin Falvey and Eddie Edward stop by TGOR's studios to talk about Saturday's home opener against North Carolina FC. It can be heard live on TSN 1200 starting at 2pm.
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Apr 18
Henderson on pace to become Canada's most decorated pro golfer
Brooke Henderson is just three wins away from becoming the most decorated Canadian professional golfer of all time — and she's only 20 years old.
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Apr 18
Golden Knights win first-ever playoff series with sweep over Kings
Brayden McNabb scored against his former team in the second period, lifting Vegas to a 1-0 victory over the Los Angeles Kings on Tuesday night that made the Golden Knights the first expansion team in NHL history to sweep its first playoff series..
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Apr 17
Flames fire head coach Gulutzan
The Calgary Flames have fired head coach Glen Gulutzan, the team announced on Tuesday. Assistants Dave Cameron and Paul Jerrard have also been let go.
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Apr 13
Steve and Chris are joined by TSN's Chris Cuthbert to talk about volunteering his time and talent to broadcast a Humboldt Broncos game in memory of Tyler Bieber.
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Apr 16
Miller: Goaltending is the biggest question mark for next season
Voice of the Belleville Senators Jack Miller on the first year in the Friendly City, finding more offense, bright spot to the year and Marcus Hogberg and Filip Gustavsson in net next season.
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Apr 12
Dorion: Team underachieved, everybody needs to take responsibility
Steve and Todd are joined by Ottawa Senators general manager Pierre Dorion to talk about his year end availability, the poor season that was, the Erik Karlsson trade rumours, evaluating the coaching staff, the team not practicing enough and trying to get young players in the lineup more.
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Apr 12
Boucher remains on thin ice in Ottawa
Senators GM Pierre Dorion says internal review of the team’s coaching staff likely won’t conclude until May.
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Apr 12
Senators naming award after Jonathan Pitre
The Ottawa Senators will honour Jonathan Pitre by renaming their development camp award for the hardest working player after the courageous young man who passed away last week. Sens general manager Pierre Dorion credited a fan for coming up with the idea.
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Apr 11
Ian Mendes on his take sways from last night's town hall meeting, re-signing Erik Karlsson, a rebuild and future of the Sens coaching staff.
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Apr 11
LeBrun: Hellebuyck's journey is simply remarkable
TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun joins the Drive to tee up game 1 between the Winnipeg Jets and Minnesota Wild tonight, the pressure on Connor Hellebuyck and gives his thoughts on Eugene Melnyk's comments at the town hall meetings.
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Apr 11
Brown: Town halls spotlighting the negative and positive fan base of the Sens
Voice of the Senators Dean Brown on his impressions of the town hall meetings after moderating last night and this mornings.
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Apr 11
Chris Stevenson from the Athletic Ottawa joins Steve and Todd to talk about the Sens town hall meeting that he attended last night, why he thinks Erik Karlsson is as good as gone and the overall mood of the meetings with Pierre Dorion and Eugene Melnyk.
