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These Senators have 'been through some shit,' but hope's finally here

4 days ago | thescore.com | John Matisz

Thomas Chabot scanned Madison Square Garden, absorbing the action with a quiet focus. It was May 5, 2024, the Rangers and Hurricanes were engaged in Game 1 of a second-round playoff series, and Chabot was in street clothes, watching from an MSG seat like any other paying customer. Throughout the game, Chabot ran the gamut of emotions alongside his wife, Marion. The career Senators defenseman felt jealous. Pissed off. Weird. Out of place.
Luka: 'It's just sad the way' Mavs' Harrison is talking

6 days ago | thescore.com | Joseph Casciaro

Luka Doncic is disappointed in the way Dallas Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison has been speaking of him since trading him to the Los Angeles Lakers for Anthony Davis. "It's just sad the way he's talking right now," Doncic said, according to ESPN's Dave McMenamin. "I never say anything bad about him, and I just want to move on. The fans, my ex-teammates, I'll always keep at heart.
Tocchet: Pettersson's preparation 'has to get better'

6 days ago | thescore.com | Josh Wegman

Vancouver Canucks head coach Rick Tocchet had a stern message for center Elias Pettersson ahead of a crucial summer. Tocchet said the team's cornerstone forward needs to arrive to training camp in better shape. "I think he'll tell you this: His preparation has to get better," Tocchet told reporters Friday. "There's no secret. If you want to be a great player, you have to prepare. Almost an obsessive type of preparation. I think he got behind the eight ball early.
Playoff pressure index: 3 teams and 3 players with the most to prove

6 days ago | thescore.com | Joseph Casciaro

NBA players and teams all come into each season with their own set of internal and external expectations. Everyone is chasing the same goal, but different circumstances produce drastically different stakes. Playoff runs and championship chases aren't created equal. Here are the players and teams who are under the greatest pressure to deliver - the ones who stand to gain or lose the most - this postseason. Some Thunder players are under more pressure than others this spring.
Stars' Robertson week-to-week with lower-body injury

6 days ago | thescore.com | Josh Wegman

The Dallas Stars will begin their playoff run without Jason Robertson. The Stars' leading goal-scorer is week-to-week with a lower-body injury suffered in Wednesday's regular-season finale, head coach Pete DeBoer announced Friday, per Lia Assimakopoulos of the Dallas News. Robertson paced the Stars with 35 goals during the regular season and finished second on the team with 80 points. Mikael Granlund and Evgenii Dadonov flanked Roope Hintz - Robertson's usual center - during Friday's practice.
Stanley Cup Playoffs Round 1 watchability rankings

6 days ago | thescore.com | Josh Wegman

Round 1 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs is arguably the best two weeks on the sports calendar. The increase in intensity and physicality from regular-season hockey to postseason hockey is unlike anything else. There's hatred, upsets, sudden-death overtime - everything sports fans could ask for. The only negative - and it's a nice problem to have - is that it can be tough to keep track of all the action with four games on some nights.
Savard to retire after Canadiens' playoff run

6 days ago | thescore.com | Josh Wegman

Montreal Canadiens defenseman David Savard confirmed Friday that he'll hang up his skates following the 2025 postseason, according to TVA Sports' Renaud Lavoie. The 34-year-old is in the last year of his contract. Savard began his career with the Blue Jackets, establishing himself as a physical, shutdown defenseman during a 10-year run in Columbus. He was traded to Tampa Bay ahead of the 2021 deadline and helped the Lightning win their second of back-to-back Stanley Cups.
Canada coach Marsch banned 2 games for red card vs. USMNT

1 week ago | thescore.com | Gianluca Nesci

Canada head coach Jesse Marsch was suspended one additional game for the outburst that earned him a red card during his team's 2-1 win over the United States in the Nations League third-place match last month. That sending off automatically triggered a one-match ban for Marsch, and CONCACAF said Thursday that his conduct toward referee Katia Garcia warranted additional punishment. Marsch will now miss his team's first two games at this summer's Gold Cup, against Honduras and Curacao, respectively.
McAvoy opens up on tough year: 'Motivation to never be here again'

1 week ago | thescore.com | Kayla Douglas

Few players are happier to leave the 2024-25 season behind than Charlie McAvoy. The defenseman opened up during his final media availability Thursday about how it felt to deal with a season-ending shoulder injury at the 4 Nations Face-Off on top of the Boston Bruins' abysmal campaign. "You're running a race and you don't get to cross the finish line," he said. "I ran the whole thing but didn't finish. That's sort of how it feels. It's disheartening in every way.
Bedard reaffirms love for Chicago: 'I want to be here for a long time'

1 week ago | thescore.com | Kayla Douglas

Chicago Blackhawks star Connor Bedard isn't interested in entertaining any speculation that he's unhappy in the Windy City. "I'm a pretty mild-mannered guy, and if I look a little sad on the bench or something, maybe people can take it out of context," the forward said during his end-of-season availability Thursday. "I've said it so many times, I love being here and the city, the people. Even before I got drafted, I was embraced like one of their own."He added, "Anything can get said.