Travis Yost

The Montreal Canadiens and San Jose Sharks may be thousands of kilometres apart geographically, but there are a striking number of similarities between the two franchises.

Do the Vancouver Canucks have the best defensive pairing in hockey? One month into the 2024-25 regular season, they have certainly forced their way into the discussion.

What's wrong with the Edmonton Oilers It wasn't 12 months ago that we were asking the same question, culminating in the team waiving its starting goaltender and firing then-head coach Jay Woodcroft.

When the Ottawa Senators inked Thomas Chabot to an eight-year, $64-million dollar contract back in 2020, there was hope the team had found their next stud defenceman.

There are few things less comfortable for an organization than losing a superstar player to injury.

No team conceded fewer goals at even strength in November than the Maple Leafs, thanks to improved structural play under the new head coach, Travis Yost writes.

Cole Caufield and Nick Suzuki need some help. If I were to describe the state of the Montreal Canadiens in one sentence, I'd start there.

Montreal’s dynamic duo is off to another blistering start, but the rest of the Canadiens lineup remains a muddled mess, Travis Yost writes.

Calgary has found a young, cheap, and reliable goaltending option who is putting up numbers that compare to the league’s best, Travis Yost writes.

There aren't many connecting points for the Ottawa Senators and Utah Hockey Club, two National Hockey League teams nearly 3,000 kilometres apart.