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You Gotta Fix It!: Why Caufield should be in Habs lineup Button: Leafs improved defence makes them a serious Stanley Cup contender Dreger: Expect Sedin situation in Vancouver will be settled in not-too-distant future Button: With superb sense and superior size, Power reminds me of Chris Pronger Full 2021 NHL Draft Lottery odds McDavid recognized as Art Ross winner, Matthews as Richard winner after season ends Pure excitement: Playoff rookie Campbell is right where he expected to be Blues, VGK ...

  So there is no doubt the Oilers will take care of business against the Jets in their first-round playoff series as well, right?   Well, not so fast. It’s been great watching some of the other series, but really looking forward to WPG/EDM finally getting going tonight and MTL/TOR tomorrow! #TSN#NHL#StanleyCup — Sara Orlesky (@saraorlesky) May 19, 2021 Oddsmakers aren’t convinced that Edmonton’s head-to-head dominance versus Winnipeg in the regular season will carry over to the postse...

Jets sign Lowry to five-year, $16.25M extension Canucks-Leafs games pushed back as NHL makes schedule changes By the Numbers: Leafs power play woes Oilers sign F Holloway to entry-level contract Horvat on COVID-19 experience, how it impacted family: It was a tough three weeks Leafs 3-in-3: When Foligno comes in, who will be the odd man out? Sens sign Reinhardt to entry-level deal Next three Avalanche games postponed Ducharme: Habs dont have cap for Caufield Injury to Ullmark further depletes S...

Oilers, Nugent-Hopkins to resume talks It appears the Edmonton Oilers are set to reopen contract talks with pending unrestricted free agent Ryan Nugent-Hopkins this week. TSN.ca Staff Ryan Nugent-Hopkins , Getty Images It appears the Edmonton Oilers are set to reopen contract talks with pending unrestricted free agent Ryan Nugent-Hopkins this week. "Sounds like the Oilers and RNH camp will resume talks in the next few days," TSNs Ryan Rishaug wrote o...

South of the border, the National Hockey League hit a major milestone on Tuesday as now more than half (17) of the league’s 31 markets have announced they currently allow or plan to allow fans to return to arenas in limited capacities this month. It’s a welcomed step toward some semblance of normalcy for fans and players alike – even at 10 per cent capacity – particularly in markets like New York, which was one of the most restrictive in the United States based on COVID-19 regulations....

Ice Chips: Leafs Andersen out, Robertson in Keep updated on all the injury news and roster updates from around the NHL with daily Ice Chips. TSN.ca Staff Frederik Andersen , The Canadian Press Keep updated on all the injury news and roster updates from around the NHL with daily Ice Chips. Toronto Maple Leafs The Maple Leafs will make a pair of lineup changes on Saturday night for Saturdays matchup against the Ottawa Senators. Jack Campbell getting t...

Canada aims to complete remarkable World Juniors journey Over the past 51 days, Team Canada has developed a special bond and tonight they have a chance to go down in history as one of the greatest World Junior teams ever, Mark Masters writes. TSN Hockey Reporter Mark Masters reports from the World Junior Hockey Championship in Edmonton. Team Canada held an off-ice meeting and media availability on Tuesday ahead of the gold-medal final against Team USA.  This is the longest a Team Canada ha...

The optics weren't good. Having won gold on Canadian soil at the World Juniors in Edmonton, USA posed for the customary team photo.

The NHL rule book seems headed for a reckoning Countdown to TradeCentre: Flyers ready to make moves Copp puts on show with four goals as Jets beat Canucks Gustavsson shines again as Senators come back to beat Flames Sabres fall to Pens; winless streak hits 15 Granlund a target, Ekholm commands steep price in Trade Bait Giordano on skid: Its tough right now Excitement abounds for Leafs as savvy vets Thornton, Spezza join forces You Gotta Fix It!: Flames scoring woes, Leafs poor penalty kill Ray ...

Team Canada captain Kirby Dach is out of the 2021 World Juniors after sustaining a wrist injury in Wednesdays pre-tournament game against Russia. "Its heartbreaking for him and for us," said Scott Salmond, Hockey Canadas senior vice-president of national teams. "He didnt have to be here. He didnt have to be at camp on Day 1. He wanted to be and he made that clear. And he made it clear last night that he would like to stay if he could and then obviously he has other obligations, [but] thats one ...