From Ryan Rishaug & Pierre LeBrun - Discussing the Oilers' desire to generate more offence with 5-on-5 play and what the Kings can do to regroup in Game 5 to keep their season alive: tsn.ca/nhl/video/~291…

The Leafs played a heck of a road game tonight with their season on the line. Interesting series now.

Auston Matthews is NOT on the ice for warm-up

Leafs without their best player tonight as they face elimination in Boston

TSN EDGE

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Reminder folks, Cam volunteering his content for free, asking that anyone who can donate to the teams community foundation. 👇

How the Oilers’ special teams have them in position to close out Kings series theathletic.com/5459099/2024/0…

Dear Edmonton, pumped to be back here for Game 5. But about this snow storm I just landed in! 😳

Behind the Bruins’ winning playoff formula: Above, behind, physical.
From ⁦Fluto Shinzawa⁩ ⤵️ theathletic.com/5458808/2024/0…

ICYMI ⤵️

It is for sure the best series so far ⤵️

The Panthers get rest now ahead of the second round and avoided major travel fatigue by staying in-state Round 1. Don’t underestimate that part of it, either.

.Pierre LeBrun on Auston Matthews' injury status, the Oilers' dominant series against the Kings and the Golden Knights in pursuit of repeating

#LeafsForever #LetsGoOilers #VegasBorn
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Make it 17 head coaching changes now since the end of last season after Hakstol was let go in Seattle today.

On today's The Athletic Hockey Show with Ian Mendes and me:

– Pierre LeBrun on the Leafs and the coaching carousel

– Which team trailing 3-1 has the best shot to pull off a comeback?

– Ian's realignment plan and why I hate it

– Lots more!

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The Seattle Kraken announced Monday that head coach Dave Hakstol and assistant coach Paul McFarland have been relieved of their duties: tsn.ca/seattle-kraken…

Sheldon Keefe says the Leafs are “hopeful” that Auston Matthews will be available to play in Game 5.

Interesting article by Pierre about the lines of communication between the teams and the league regarding officiating.

They are the buffers between teams and referees at playoff time.
In my latest for ⁦The Athletic, a look at
NHL series supervisors and how coaches and GMs view their dealings with them in the playoffs. ⤵️ theathletic.com/5454844/2024/0…

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