27 Apr
Canucks’ Sportsnet radio crew not travelling for playoffs — and Jim Robson isn’t impressed
Jim Robson authored some iconic Vancouver Canucks calls on the radio. He isn’t impressed with Rogers’ keeping their Sportsnet 650 crew home.
27 Apr
Canucks vs. Predators: Nikita Zadorov knows what it means to be built for the playoffs
Zadorov is big but he knows to thrive in the playoffs, size doesn’t matter. It’s about heart and will. Look at Conor Garland, he says.
27 Apr
NHL draft lottery scheduled to take place May 7
The 2024 NHL draft lottery will take place on May 7, the league announced Friday.
26 Apr
Leafs’ Nylander nears return with game Saturday
Maple Leafs forward William Nylander is nearing a return from injury ahead of Saturday’s Game 4 against the Bruins.
26 Apr
No one expected a sweep, Winnipeg Jets coach says as series shifts to Colorado for Game 3
Resting on top of an audio speaker just inside the entrance to the Winnipeg Jets’ locker-room sits a reminder of what the NHL team is fighting for.
26 Apr
Canucks vs. Predators: Kirk McLean can feel Thatcher Demko’s playoff injury pain
McLean had two knee surgeries in one year. He can relate to Demko’s career struggles with several injuries.
26 Apr
Bruins coach thinks Swayman in Leafs’ heads
Bruins coach Jim Montgomery thinks goaltender Jeremy Swayman’s dominance against the Maple Leafs — before and during their current first-round Stanley Cup playoff series — has started to rattle some players.
26 Apr
Ovechkin won’t press to get self, Caps on track
The Capitals need production out of Alex Ovechkin to get back in their series against the Rangers, but the Washington captain says the best plan is to “just settle down a little bit.”
25 Apr
Bob Cole, Hockey Night in Canada’s iconic play-by-play voice of countless NHL games, dies at 90
Bob Cole, whose voice and lively language were the soundtrack to countless NHL hockey games over a broadcasting career that spanned more than half a century, has died.
25 Apr
Rogers announces deal to move Monday night NHL games to streaming
The Seattle Kraken will move their games to an over-the-air broadcaster and have a streaming partnership with Amazon’s Prime Video beginning with the 2024-25 season, the team announced Thursday.