Lots of excitement for the game in Winnipeg.

Are the Canucks Cursed? Injuries, Missed Moves & Kessel’s Ghost Another season, another wave of injuries for the Canucks. More key players sidelined, more depth compromised, and more frustration for fans who feel like this team can’t catch a break. On top of that, the team’s decision to walk away from Phil Kessel in 2024 — when many believed he could’ve added a veteran boost — is now being retold as part of the weird “curse” narrative around Vancouver. Anyways, get well soon Garland, Hughes,

The Toronto Maple Leafs grind out a victory over Calgary, but defensive lapses and power play struggles expose growing pains under Craig Berube's new system. David Morassutti and Frank Stanisci break down Max Domi's breakthrough two-goal performance and Matthew Knives' continued emergence as the prototypical Berube player. The discussion covers the team's transition from speed-based hockey to dump-and-chase tactics, John Tavares' chase for his 500th career goal, and why the Leafs' predictable power

The Pittsburgh Penguins faced a challenging test against the Winnipeg Jets, with the Jets securing a 5-2 victory. The Penguins, leading the league, struggled early on, conceding two goals within the first few minutes. Despite strong pressure, Jets' goalie Eric Comrie held firm, and the Penguins' goalie, Arturs Silovs, had a tough night in shootouts. The Penguins managed to close the gap in the third period with a goal from Blake Lizotte, but an empty netter from Connor sealed the Jets' victory. The

Nick Morgan and Greg Stephen dive into last night's game against the Nashville Predators, Chaffee going to waivers, James' recent success at the NHL level, and some areas the Bolts need to continue to improve. Don't miss this in-depth analysis of the Lightning's path to success. Can the Lightning pick up another big win against the Dallas Stars at Benchmark International Arena on Thursday before their big road trip? 0:00 Lightning vs Predators game recap and takeaways 10:35 Lightning depth 19:30

Columbus Blue Jackets secure their fourth consecutive win, defeating St. Louis Blues 3-2. Goalie Jet Greaves shines with 37 saves, including 17 in the third period. Columbus responds to early Blues lead with goals from Charlie Coyle, Zach Werenski, and Sean Monahan. Special teams prove crucial, with Monahan's power play goal breaking a home streak and the defense killing off two penalties. Blue Jackets win six of their last seven, while Blues suffer their seventh straight loss.The Daily News Now! —

Laura Pitts and Catherine Wistoft discuss week 2 games, Pick of the Pack, recap, reminders

Getting you set up for tonight’s Jets game.

The Chicago Blackhawks embark on a six-game road trip, starting with a matchup against the Winnipeg Jets. The Blackhawks, with five wins and two overtime losses, aim to maintain momentum after a seven-goal victory over the Senators. The Jets, with seven wins and three losses, boast a strong lineup and Vezina-winning goalie Connor Hellebuyck. Jonathan Toews, a legend in Chicago, now plays for the Jets, adding an intriguing subplot. The Blackhawks' top line of Connor Bedard and Andre Burakovsky

Despite a promising start from Justin Faulk, the St. Louis Blues suffered their seventh straight loss, falling three to two to the Columbus Blue Jackets. The Blues, with key players injured, struggled to maintain momentum and secure a win, despite late-game pressure and several missed opportunities. Joel Hofer's performance in goal and Nick Bjugstad's leadership offered some encouragement, but power play struggles and an inability to build on early leads continue to plague the team. As they face

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Radio highlights with Everett Fitzhugh and Al Kinisky after the Kraken hold off the Oilers in Seattle 3-2.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We got the third hour started with Mr Mikes Kind of Easy Trivia.    It was then time for Three Questions Too Many presented by Park Mazda.   Ryan Rishaug was the final guest on today's show! He touched on what he does for Halloween then it was straight to the Oilers talk. He gave his thoughts on the Oilers game last night. Plenty of Oilers questions for Shauggie and he had all the answers!   It's Wednesday, which means it's time for Lt. Eric's Weekly Rankings Of Power presented by The Edmonton

With Brock Boeser leaving the game after his first shift, the Canucks picked up a gutsy 4-3 shootout win over the Blues! Kiefer Sherwood and Kevin Lankinen lead the way, and Quads and Harm are dressed up and ready to break it donw.📋 Submit your survey responses for our next edition of Family Feud: https://forms.gle/nbqGQKok3qAkpcWU7💻 Website: https://canucksarmy.com🐦 Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CanucksArmy📲 Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/canucksarmy...👍 Like on

The Chicago Blackhawks are finally showing signs of progress and identity, after years of struggling with coaching changes and a lack of direction. The team's new leadership, including Nick Foligno, Connor Murphy, and Jason Dickinson, is fostering a culture of teamwork and accountability, with younger players like Connor Bedard and Frank Nazar stepping up as vocal leaders. The Blackhawks' hard-nosed mentality and commitment to their style of play are sending a clear message to the league: they're

On October 30th, history unfolds in Chicago as Jonathan Toews returns to face the Blackhawks, the team he led to three Stanley Cups. The spotlight is on Connor Bedard, the Blackhawks' young star, who looks to make his own mark, inspired by Toews' legacy. Bedard, still developing, is on pace for a breakout season, potentially scoring nearly fifty goals and a hundred points. The Blackhawks, with their new era led by Bedard, are showing signs of a turnaround, giving Chicago fans renewed hope and

Sat Shah and Bik Nizzar breakdown the Canucks 4-3 loss to Montreal. Hear from Head Coach Adam Foote (42:35) and Lucas Reichel (1:08:48) post game. Plus Landon Ferraro and Iain MacIntyre (1:13:06) provide their analysis.This podcast is produced by Josh Elliott-Wolfe.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Another UFA off the board.

Despite a promising start, the St. Louis Blues find themselves at the bottom of the league with just three wins. Goaltending and defense have been major issues, with a league-worst goals-against average and a negative goal differential. Injuries have also taken their toll, but there's still hope as rookie Dalibor Dvorsky gets a chance and fifteen games await in November. Can the Blues turn it around and silence the critics?The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast

Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee weigh in on Craig Berube's changes promoting Bobby McMann and William Nylander to the top line with Auston Matthews, while Matthew Knies and Matias Maccelli move down with John Tavares. Then, they debate what Auston Matthews' leadership role is and what it should be. Then, Nick, Justin and Sam head to The Leafs Line, hearing your calls and questions on the Maple Leafs' start to their 2025-26 season. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those