In the last week, Patrik Laine has been the subject of much conversation. The forward missed two games due to, officially, the flu… which doesn’t look good when you know the team is in the midst of a playoff run.
It’s been a few years since the Xhekaj family has been making headlines in Montreal. We’ve gotten to know Arber as an undrafted free agent invited to the rookie camp… and in the 2023 draft, his brother Florian joined him in the organization.
It's incredible to see that this story is only now being picked up by major media outlets, but yes, the Canadiens have rejected a trade offer for Logan Mailloux.
The relationship between Montreal Canadiens fans and Juraj Slafkovsky is one of love and hate. When he produces, he’s a future elite player in the NHL.
Earlier this week, during the Montreal Canadiens' visit to Vancouver, an unexpected visitor showed up at the team's practice. It was none other than Carey Price.
Lane Hutson is having an incredible season. Normally, he would already be the favorite by a large margin for the Calder Trophy, but Macklin Celebrini is hot on his heels with good performances.
As the Montreal Canadiens continue their rebuild and look to add more stability to their roster, one glaring need stands out: a second-line centre. With Kirby Dach’s status uncertain, leaving questions about his long-term role in the top six, the Canadiens will be looking to bolster their depth down the middle.
Former Canadiens enforcer and BPM Sports analyst Georges Laraque mentioned that, in his opinion, Joshua Roy will not be with the Canadiens next year. To be honest, I'm not so sure about all of this.
The Montreal Canadiens are deep in the playoff race with less than 20 games remaining. The Ottawa Senators currently occupy the top wild card seed with Montreal only two points out of the second wild card.
Juraj Slafkovsky had two goals in Montreal's loss to Seattle, but according to the player, the officials made a major mistake on the second one. The Montreal
The Montreal Canadiens locked in Jake Evans, one of their free agents, last week. They inked the forward to a four-year, 2.8 million dollar deal which is a bargain.
Since Kent Hughes and Jeff Gorton took control of the Canadiens’ hockey operations, there have been several prospects they’ve drafted who are getting a lot of attention despite not being first-round picks.
The Montreal Canadiens picked up a point on Wednesday night, but unfortunately, they gave up a history making play to the Seattle Kraken in the process as they fell in incredibly dramatic fashion.
Last night, the Canadiens made a surprising announcement involving forward Joel Armia. We absolutely did not see it coming, but while announcing the return of Patrik Laine to the lineup, the Habs also announced the unexpected departure of Armia.
This summer, Marco Normandin (Habsolument Fan) reported that the Canadiens, on the sidelines of the 2024 draft, had pulled the plug on a transaction to get their hands on Trevor Zegras and a second choice.
The Canadian went west with only one extra player: Michael Pezzetta. Leaving with six defensemen is a risk. Even if Owen Beck was replaced by Joshua Roy, it didn’t change the fact that there was only one extra player.
Kent Hughes ultimately remained a spectator at the last trade deadline. No reinforcements were added to the roster, and the Gorton/Hughes duo listened to their players, deciding to trust the team in place for the remainder of the season.
What was that game all about? The Canadiens were in Seattle last night… and the game was weird. You could feel it from the start of the game, when Jakub Dobes came out of his net and that led to the Kraken’s first goal.
The game-winning goal, scored by the Seattle Kraken against the Montreal Canadiens last night, continues to spark discussion today. Let's recall that Martin St-Louis' squad fell 5-4 in overtime in Seattle, causing the Habs to drop a crucial point in the NHL standings.
Wednesday night’s game between the Seattle Kraken and Montreal Canadiens was already tense before it erupted into chaos in the second period, with the
Heading into the 2024-25 season, the Montreal Canadiens’ management made it clear: they wanted to be “in the mix.” Now, with 65 games played, they sit just one point out of a playoff spot.
Savard is in the final season of a four-year contract.
The Montreal Canadiens have seen great improvements throughout the 2024-25 season as they continue to fight for a spot in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. With a 31-27-6 record, the Canadiens are just two points back of the second wild card spot in the Eastern Conference.
Led by their top line of Nick Suzuki, Juraj Slafkovsky, and Cole Caufield, the Montreal Canadiens defeated the Vancouver Canucks 4-2 on Tuesday night at Rogers Arena.
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