company believed that Rogers' national rights to the NHL had contained provisions allowing the company to match outside offers for such events. The 1986 Canadian coverage of the NHL All-Star Game was to be provided by CTV. However, CTV had a prior commitment to carry a U.S. miniseries. As a result, TSN took over coverage of the game in Hartford. On-air staff James Duthie serves as the lead in-studio host with analysts including Bob McKenzie, Darren Dreger, and Pierre LeBrun. Tessa Bonhomme is a secondary studio host, primarily working Canadiens games. Craig Button, Dave Poulin, Mike Johnson, Glenn Schiiler and Aaron Ward also contribute periodically in the studio. Mark Masters (Maple Leafs), John Lu (Jets) and Kenzie Lalonde (Canadiens) serve as in-arena hosts. Gord Miller does play-by-play for both Toronto Maple Leafs and Ottawa Senators regional games. Mike Johnson primarily works Maple Leafs games while Jamie McLennan and Dave Poulin serve as colour commentators for a majority of Sens games. In some instances where both the Maple Leafs and Senators either play each other or were assigned a game on TSN on the same day, Miller would call the Maple Leafs game while Jon Abbott would fill in during Senators broadcasts. On Winnipeg Jets broadcasts, Dan Robertson does play-by-play and Kevin Sawyer provides colour commentary. For Montreal Canadiens regional games, Bryan Mudryk work play-by-play duties while colour commentary is rotated between Dave Poulin, Mike Johnson, and Craig Button. Miller, Dennis Beyak, Johnson, and Button are also assigned to work the World Junior Championships in January. During their absences, McLennan and an alternate play-by-play announcer would work both Maple Leafs and Senators games, with Mudryk substituting on occasional Senators games. Sean Campbell would replace Mudryk on its television broadcasts. Former staff The studio hosts were Jim Van Horne (–), John Wells (–), and Gord Miller (–), with Bob McKenzie providing studio analysis. Lead play-by-play broadcasters were Wells (1985–86), Jim Hughson (–), and Paul Romanuk (1994–1998). Color commentators were Meeker and Bobby Orr (1985–86), Roger Neilson (–), and Gary Green (–). Howie Meeker was also often part of the game-night crew, providing highlights and analysis with the telestrator. When TSN re-acquired the national cable rights to the NHL in 2002, Pierre McGuire was hired as its lead hockey analyst. After the 2011 NHL Draft, it was announced McGuire had taken a full-time position as a reporter for NBC Sports, effective as of