The Montreal Canadiens won their first playoff game since 2021 on Friday night. The Habs’ 6-3 victory over the Washington Capitals at home now sees them trail 2-1 in the series.
We’ve been saying it all season long, and last night was another fine example. When the Habs’ first trio is in form, it really shows in the team’s results.
For their part in a game three incident, Montreal Canadiens forward Josh Anderson and Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson were both fined $5,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct.
In December, Kent Hughes completed a transaction with Barry Trotz. The CH sent Justin Barron to Nashville, and in return, Alexandre Carrier went the other way.
The Montreal Canadiens look to even their Stanley Cup first-round series when they host the Washington Capitals in Game 4 on Sunday night. The Canadiens scored three straight third-period goals Friday night in front of a raucous home crowd to pull away for a 6-3 win in Game 3.
At the time of writing, one thing is (almost) certain, barring a change in the lottery: the Habs hold the 16th pick in the upcoming draft, the one once owned by the Calgary Flames and traded for Sean Monahan.
The NHL has announced that Montreal Canadiens winger Josh Anderson and Washington Capitals winger Tom Wilson have been fined $5,000 for their altercation on the bench during Game 3 of their first round series on Friday.
It didn’t take long for tensions to boil over in Game 3 between the Montreal Canadiens and Washington Capitals. Before the puck even dropped, Arber Xhekaj and Tom Wilson exchanged words, setting the tone for what quickly turned into a night of old-school playoff chaos at the Bell Centre.
The day after a big win at the Bell Centre yesterday, the CH didn’t train this morning. The guys got some well-deserved rest… and will now focus on tomorrow night’s game.
Things got extremely heated in last night's Canadiens-Capitals game, and after Tom Wilson started mocking some players, Juraj Slafkovsky did the same to him.
Last night, the Montreal Canadiens picked up a huge win over the Washington Capitals, and did so without Patrik Laine. The Tricolore picked up its first win of the playoffs as the Finnish forward sat out the game with an upper-body injury.
Last night, Samuel Montembeault was injured. And that’s one of the worst pieces of news Martin St-Louis couldn’t receive. After yesterday’s game, the driver didn’t give any details about his goalie’s condition.
The Montreal Canadiens entered Game 3 of their opening-round series against the Washington Capitals down 2-0. Coming out of a wild and hectic Game 3, the Canadiens have a new window of opportunity opening.
From the opening warm-up to the final buzzer, the crowd was electric—and the energy inside the Bell Centre never let up. Fuelled by that passion, the Montreal Canadiens came out flying, clearly pumped and ready from the moment the puck dropped.
The Montreal Canadiens’ 6-3 win over the Washington Capitals in Game 3 was marred by a chaotic second-period brawl. Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman and former NHL defenseman Kevin Bieksa believe Arber Xhekaj had a major role in brewing the chaos.
Arber Xhekaj made his long-awaited playoff debut Friday night at Bell Centre, helping the Montreal Canadiens in their 6-3 victory over the Washington Capitals in Game 3.
The Montreal Canadiens faced a significant setback during their 6–3 win over the Washington Capitals in Game 3 of their Eastern Conference first-round series.
Canadiens starting goalie Sam Montembeault left in the second period of Game 3 on Friday night, and Capitals starter Logan Thompson exited late in the third period after a collision with teammate Dylan Strome.
The Montreal Canadiens secured their first win of the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs on Friday night, defeating the Washington Capitals 6-3. Outside of the Canadiens slicing the Capitals’ series lead in half, the main story exiting Game 3 is the status of the starting goalies for each squad.
The Stanley Cup playoffs can get heated when two teams have to keep playing each other game after game. Tensions get high, anger starts to build and sometimes emotions just erupt.
Uh oh. With the second period ticking down in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup playoffs, Montreal Canadiens goaltender Samuel Montembeault was forced to leave the game with an apparent injury.
Montreal Canadiens forward Patrik Laine will not be in lineup for Game 3 of the club’s opening-round series of the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs against the Washington Capitals.
The Montreal Canadiens took a bold swing when they acquired Patrik Laine, hoping the high-risk, high-reward winger could inject some offensive flair into a young lineup heading into the playoffs.
Last week, Montreal Canadiens defenseman David Savard announced he will hang up the skates after the 2025 Playoffs, bringing an end to a steady, hard-nosed career that spanned over 800 NHL games.