SiriusXM Morning Skate

SiriusXM Morning Skate with Scott Laughlin, Gord Stellick & Tyler Madarasz In this episode, we break down the Carolina Hurricanes’ thrilling 3-2 overtime win over the Montreal Canadiens in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Final. Andrei Svechnikov delivered the game-winner at 14:06 of OT off a setup from Seth Jarvis, with Sebastian Aho creating traffic in front. We discuss Carolina’s dominance in extra time this postseason, now 5-0 in playoff overtime games, plus key performances from Shayne Gostisbehere, Taylor Hall, and Frederik Andersen. The Hurricanes now take a 2-1 series lead heading into a pivotal Game 4 at Bell Centre. VGK v COL - Game 4 9pm ET National Call- NHLNR SiriusXM 91 Golden Knights Call- Sirius 208, XM 219 Avalanche Call- Sirius 209, XM 220 Follow @SiriusXMNHL on Twitter & @nhlnetworkradio on Instagram Head to SiriusXM.ca/live-sports/nhl/ for full channel listings and listen to every playoff game, home and away on SiriusXM App Want more SiriusXM Morning Skate, visit SiriusXM.ca/morningskate

SiriusXM Morning Skate with Scott Laughlin, Gord Stellick & Tyler Madarasz The Montreal Canadiens stunned the Carolina Hurricanes with four straight first-period goals and cruised to a 6-2 win in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Final at Lenovo Center. Juraj Slafkovsky led the charge with two goals and an assist, while Cole Caufield and Phillip Danault each added a goal and an assist. Nick Suzuki chipped in three assists, and Jakub Dobes turned aside 25 shots as Montreal grabbed an early series lead. Seth Jarvis and Eric Robinson scored for Carolina, who suffered their first loss of the postseason after sweeping both the Senators and Flyers in the opening two rounds. VGK vs COL - WCF Game 2 Tonight National Call- NHLNR SiriusXM 91 Avalanche Call- Sirius 208, XM 219 Golden Knights Call- Sirius 209, XM 220 Follow @SiriusXMNHL on Twitter & @nhlnetworkradio on Instagram Head to SiriusXM.ca/live-sports/nhl/ for full channel listings and listen to every playoff game, home and away on SiriusXM App Want more SiriusXM Morning Skate, visit SiriusXM.ca/morningskate

SiriusXM Morning Skate with Scott Laughlin, Gord Stellick & Tyler Madarasz The Stanley Cup Playoffs are down to the final four. In the West, the Presidents’ Trophy-winning Colorado Avalanche face their toughest test yet against the Vegas Golden Knights after dominant series wins over Los Angeles and Minnesota. Vegas battled through two six-game series against Utah and Anaheim to reach the conference final. In the East, the Carolina Hurricanes and Montreal Canadiens arrive by opposite paths. Carolina swept Ottawa and Philadelphia to become the first team since 1987 to start the playoffs 8-0, while Montreal survived back-to-back seven-game series against Tampa Bay and Buffalo, capped by an overtime Game 7 win. Hear from Vegas Golden Knights GM Kelly McCrimmon & head coach John Tortorella. As well as, Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog & Nathan MacKinnon Plus, John Shannon from the 100% Hockey Podcast joins to breakdown all storylines heading in the both Conference Final matchups! Follow @SiriusXMNHL on Twitter & @nhlnetworkradio on Instagram Head to SiriusXM.ca/live-sports/nhl/ for full channel listings and listen to every playoff game, home and away on SiriusXM Ap Want more SiriusXM Morning Skate, visit SiriusXM.ca/morningskate

SiriusXM Morning Skate with Scott Laughlin, Gord Stellick & Tyler Madarasz Rasmus Dahlin exploded for five points, Tage Thompson added four more, and Buffalo stormed back from a 3-1 first-period deficit to crush the Montreal Canadiens 8-3 in Game 6 at Bell Centre. Jack Quinn scored twice on the power play, Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen shut the door in relief, and the Sabres ripped off seven unanswered goals to force a winner-take-all Game 7. We break down Buffalo’s stunning comeback, Montreal’s collapse on home ice, and what this momentum swing means heading into the decisive game of the Eastern Conference Second Round. Plus, hear from Vegas Golden Knights head coach John Tortorella & Colorado Avalanche Captain Gabriel Landeskog as we look ahead to the to the Western Conference Final matchup which starts on Wednesday. Follow @SiriusXMNHL on Twitter & @nhlnetworkradio on Instagram Head to SiriusXM.ca/live-sports/nhl/ for full channel listings and listen to every playoff game, home and away on SiriusXM App Want more SiriusXM Morning Skate, visit SiriusXM.ca/morningskate

SiriusXM Morning Skate with Scott Laughlin, Gord Stellick & Tyler Madarasz The Stanley Cup Playoffs delivered another instant classic as Brett Kulak scored in overtime to complete an incredible Colorado Avalanche comeback in a 4-3 Game 5 win over the Minnesota Wild. After falling behind 3-0 in the first period, the Avalanche stormed back in dramatic fashion, with Nathan MacKinnon calling it the greatest comeback he’s ever been part of. Colorado now advances to the Western Conference Final and awaits the winner of the Vegas Golden Knights–Anaheim Ducks series. Toronto Maple Leafs GM John Chayka meets with the media after announcing Wednesday morning that head coach Craig Berube has been fired, raising major questions about the franchise’s direction moving forward. Hear from 18-year-old New York Islanders defenseman Matthew Schaefer, who was surprised live on ABC’s GMA3 by his family after learning he had won the Calder Trophy as the NHL’s top rookie for the 2025-26 season. BREAKING NEWS: The Edmonton Oilers part ways with head coach Kris Knoblauch Follow @SiriusXMNHL on Twitter & @nhlnetworkradio on Instagram Head to SiriusXM.ca/live-sports/nhl/ for full channel listings and listen to every playoff game, home and away on SiriusXM App Want more SiriusXM Morning Skate, visit SiriusXM.ca/morningskate

SiriusXM Morning Skate with Scott Laughlin, Gord Stellick & Tyler Madarasz The Colorado Avalanche are one win away from the Western Conference Final after a 5-2 victory over the Minnesota Wild in Game 4. Parker Kelly scored his first career Stanley Cup Playoff goal in the third period as Colorado grabbed a 3-1 lead in the best-of-seven series. The Avalanche can close it out Wednesday night in Denver at Ball Arena. Plus, hear some off-day media availabilities from Sabres Alex Tuch, Canadiens Alex Newhook, Golden Knights Brett Howden & Ducks Troy Terry. Tonight’s NHL action has the Buffalo Sabres visiting the Montreal Canadiens at 7 PM ET on NHL Network Radio, SiriusXM 91, while the Anaheim Ducks face the Vegas Golden Knights at 9:30 PM ET on Sirius 208 and XM 219. Follow @SiriusXMNHL on Twitter & @nhlnetworkradio on Instagram Head to SiriusXM.ca/live-sports/nhl/ for full channel listings and listen to every playoff game, home and away on SiriusXM App Want more SiriusXM Morning Skate, visit SiriusXM.ca/morningskate

SiriusXM Morning Skate with Scott Laughlin, Gord Stellick & Tyler Madarasz The Carolina Hurricanes dominate the Philadelphia Flyers with a 4-1 win in Game 3, as Jordan Staal and Andrei Svechnikov each recorded a goal and an assist to push Carolina to a perfect 7-0 postseason record and a commanding 3-0 series lead heading into Game 4 on Saturday. We also discuss the NHL’s Norris Trophy nominees and hear from Sabres Captain Rasmus Dahlin who was one of three finalists alongside Cale Makar, and Zach Werenski. Plus, Dallas Stars general manager Jim Nill speaks at the end of season press conference and makes it clear there won’t be major offseason changes despite the team’s first-round exit to the Minnesota Wild after three consecutive trips to the Western Conference Final. Follow @SiriusXMNHL on Twitter & @nhlnetworkradio on Instagram Head to SiriusXM.ca/live-sports/nhl/ for full channel listings and listen to every playoff game, home and away on SiriusXM App Want more SiriusXM Morning Skate, visit SiriusXM.ca/morningskate

SiriusXM Morning Skate with Scott Laughlin, Gord Stellick & Tyler Madarasz The Toronto Maple Leafs landed the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NHL Draft after winning the Draft Lottery. The San Jose Sharks secured the No. 2 pick, while the Vancouver Canucks will select third overall. Despite entering the lottery with just an 8.5 percent chance — the fifth-best odds — Toronto moved up to claim the top spot for the third time in franchise history. The Maple Leafs previously selected Auston Matthews first overall in 2016 and Wendel Clark in 1985. The Colorado Avalanche win 5-2 over the Minnesota Wild in Game 2 of the Western Conference Second Round. Nathan MacKinnon led the way with a goal and two assists, while Martin Necas and Gabriel Landeskog each added a goal and an assist. Scott Wedgewood stopped 29 shots as Colorado, the top seed in the Central Division and Western Conference, extended its series lead to 2-0. Follow @SiriusXMNHL on Twitter & @nhlnetworkradio on Instagram Head to SiriusXM.ca/live-sports/nhl/ for full channel listings and listen to every playoff game, home and away on SiriusXM App Want more SiriusXM Morning Skate, visit SiriusXM.ca/morningskate

SiriusXM Morning Skate with Scott Laughlin, Gord Stellick & Tyler Madarasz Alex Newhook scored the go-ahead goal as the Montreal Canadiens edged the Tampa Bay Lightning 2–1 in Game 7. Montreal now heads to Buffalo to face the Sabres in the second round, with Game 1 set for Wednesday. Out west, Cale Makar delivered a dominant performance with two third-period goals and an assist, leading the Colorado Avalanche to a crazy 9–6 victory over the Minnesota Wild in Game 1 of their second-round series. Off the ice, the Toronto Maple Leafs made major front office moves, hiring Mats Sundin as senior executive adviser for hockey operations and naming John Chayka as general manager. Follow @SiriusXMNHL on Twitter & @nhlnetworkradio on Instagram Head to SiriusXM.ca/live-sports/nhl/ for full channel listings and listen to every playoff game, home and away on SiriusXM App Want more SiriusXM Morning Skate, visit SiriusXM.ca/morningskate

SiriusXM Morning Skate with Scott Laughlin, Gord Stellick & Tyler Madarasz Cam York scored in overtime to lift the Philadelphia Flyers to a 1–0 Game 6 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins, clinching the series and sending them into a second-round matchup against the top-seeded Carolina Hurricanes. In the Western Conference, Brett Howden delivered a dramatic short-handed goal in double overtime to give the Vegas Golden Knights a 5–4 Game 5 victory over the Utah Mammoth, pushing them to the brink of elimination. Meanwhile, Alexandre Texier’s early third-period goal proved to be the difference as the Montreal Canadiens edged the Tampa Bay Lightning taking a 3–2 series lead with Game 6 set for Friday in Montreal. Follow @SiriusXMNHL on Twitter & @nhlnetworkradio on Instagram Head to SiriusXM.ca/live-sports/nhl/ for full channel listings and listen to every playoff game, home and away on SiriusXM App Want more SiriusXM Morning Skate, visit SiriusXM.ca/morningskate

SiriusXM Morning Skate with Scott Laughlin, Gord Stellick & Tyler Madarasz The NHL playoffs are delivering nonstop drama, and last night was no exception. Shea Theodore played hero for the Vegas Golden Knights, burying an overtime winner in a thrilling 5-4 Game 4 victory over Utah, sending his team back home with a huge boost of momentum. Meanwhile, Kris Letang continues to clutch up for Pittsburgh, scoring his second straight game-winner to keep the Penguins alive against the Flyers. Tonight’s slate is just as intense: the Buffalo Sabres have a chance to eliminate the Boston Bruins, the Minnesota Wild and Dallas Stars clash in a pivotal Game 5, and the Edmonton Oilers return home fighting to stave off elimination against the Anaheim Ducks. Follow @SiriusXMNHL on Twitter & @nhlnetworkradio on Instagram Head to SiriusXM.ca/live-sports/nhl/ for full channel listings and listen to every playoff game, home and away on SiriusXM App Want more SiriusXM Morning Skate, visit SiriusXM.ca/morningskate

SiriusXM Morning Skate with Scott Laughlin, Gord Stellick & Tyler Madarasz The Colorado Avalanche moved closer to advancing with a 4–2 Game 3 victory over the Los Angeles Kings, powered by a strong performance from Artturi Lehkonen, who recorded a goal and an assist, while Gabriel Landeskog, Cale Makar, and Brock Nelson also found the back of the net. Scott Wedgewood stood solid in goal with 24 saves. Meanwhile, the Buffalo Sabres took control of their series with a 3–1 win over the Boston Bruins, as Alex Tuch scored the decisive goal early in the third period and Alex Lyon impressed with 24 saves in his first start of the series. In other playoff action, the Carolina Hurricanes continued their dominance, pushing the Ottawa Senators to the brink of elimination with the victory! Follow @SiriusXMNHL on Twitter & @nhlnetworkradio on Instagram Head to SiriusXM.ca/live-sports/nhl/ for full channel listings and listen to every playoff game, home and away on SiriusXM App Want more SiriusXM Morning Skate, visit SiriusXM.ca/morningskate

SiriusXM Morning Skate with Scott Laughlin, Gord Stellick & Tyler Madarasz Moser’s overtime heroics lifted the Tampa Bay Lightning past the Montreal Canadiens in Game 2, while Nicolas Roy scored at 7:44 of OT to cap a Colorado Avalanche comeback in a 2–1 win over the Los Angeles Kings. In the East, Viktor Arvidsson scored twice as the Boston Bruins held off the Buffalo Sabres to even their series, and Logan Cooley delivered a late third-period go-ahead goal to secure the Utah Mammoth’s first-ever Stanley Cup Playoff victory Follow @SiriusXMNHL on Twitter & @nhlnetworkradio on Instagram Head to SiriusXM.ca/live-sports/nhl/ for full channel listings and listen to every playoff game, home and away on SiriusXM App Want more SiriusXM Morning Skate, visit SiriusXM.ca/morningskate