Pierre McGuire joins Melnick in the Afternoon to discuss Phillip Danault's impact on the Canadiens, Noah Dobson's potential return to Montreal's lineup and the Habs' depth players being better than the Lightning's.
With a number of Maple Leafs legends and former general managers in the mix for the GM job in Toronto, who is in the lead, and could more than one person be set for management positions in the Leafs' organization? TSN Hockey Insider Chris Johnston has more on what has been going on behind the scenes.
Trash talking is an integral part of sports and in the heat of the moment, we often get more entertainment from chirps than the event itself. Here are the best of those moments in the Top 10.
With four Canadian teams in the NHL Draft Lottery, one of Vancouver, Toronto, Winnipeg or Calgary has won TSN's mock draw. Watch as OverDrive host Bryan Hayes shows his emotions towards the surprise winner.
Mitch Gallo and Peter Vryonis discuss the Montreal Canadiens depth that has been so crucial to them in their series against the Tampa Bay Lightning on Habs Lunch on TSN690.
Prince George defenceman Carson Carels is No. 2 on Craig Button's latest draft rankings. "A lot of people have asked me who I would want to go to," the Manitoba native said. "Any Canadian team is definitely at the top of the list. You want to bring a Stanley Cup back to your country."
Cadillac Championship: 11:00am: Rose/Scott, 11:10am: Thomas/Spieth, 3pm: Featured Hole - Hole 13
They may be quick on the pitch, but can they grapple with tapple? Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty and Dayne St. Clair of Canada's men's national soccer team put their quick thinking to the test against The Shift's Kayla Grey in a game night classic.
Carson Carels will spend NHL draft night at his family farm in Cypress River, Man. "Working with cows all the time you gotta have a little chip on your shoulder," the Prince George defenceman said. "The hard work you have to do on the farm made me who I am as a person and player. I owe a lot to the farm."
Cadillac Championship: 10:50am: Scheffler/Young, 3pm: Fleetwood/Hovland
Marc Denis joins Conor and Shaun following the Canadiens' 3-2 win in Game 5 to weigh in on the Habs' depth doing the heavy lifting. Denis breaks down Jakub Dobes in this series and his overall growth this season, and talks about what's going on with Cole Caufield and the Habs big guns being kept off the scoresheet.
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With Vegas down a man in double overtime, Brett Howden steals the puck in Utah's zone and snaps it past Mammoth goaltender Karel Vejmelka to give the Golden Knights the win and a 3-2 series lead.
Jay Onrait brings you all of the plays not good enough to be the Highlight of the Night and not bad enough to be the Worst Play of the Day from Wednesday in the Onraits and Wrongs.
TSN Hockey analyst Frankie Corrado joins Jay Onrait to share his thoughts on the Canadiens' depth scoring playing a pivotal role in Game 5, discuss what stood out to him about Jakub Dobes' performance on Wednesday night, and if he believes Montreal can wrap up the series on Friday night.
What's the main reason why the Raptors lost Game 5? What's the status of Brandon Ingram for Game 6? Josh Lewenberg joins SC with Jay Onrait to discuss.
Kenzie Lalonde joins SC with Jay Onrait to explain what impact Brendan Gallagher had in Game 5 against the Lightning, and discuss the pros and cons of the depth scoring dominating for the Canadiens throughout the first round.
TSN Hockey analyst Frankie Corrado joins SC with Jay Onrait to explain how he thinks Brady Tkachuk handled his season-ending media availability on Wednesday, and why all this speculation regarding Tkachuk's future in Ottawa keeps coming up.
SportsCentre brings you the best moments from the sports world on Wednesday, April 29th
Cam York scores his first career postseason goal to secure an overtime win for the Flyers over the Penguins.
Nathan Church scales the wall to take away a Pirates home run and secure the win for the Cardinals.
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