This morning, we learned that there were good chances of seeing Kaiden Guhle play tonight, against the Hurricanes. But now, on the heels of the Canadiens’ activities today, we can think, more than ever, that Guhle really has a chance to rejoin the lineup for tonight’s game.
Logically, next year, Samuel Montembeault will be the habs’ #1 goalie. But after that? We know Jakub Dobes will be either in Montreal or Laval. We can assume promising Jacob Fowler will also be in Quebec to play his first season as a pro.
Lane Hutson is going to break the bank the day he signs a long-term contract. It’s not bad, it’s certain. And we’ll say it: he deserves it. He’s the best rookie in terms of points in the NHL – even though he plays on the blue line – and he’s the seventh-best scorer among defensemen in general.
As a sports content writer, staying original rather than echoing what everyone else is saying can be a real challenge. So many simply rework existing stories with their own opinions, and post-game analysis is so common that, as a reader, it often feels repetitive and uninspired.
The Montreal Canadiens entered their meeting with the Philadelphia Flyers with a chance at redemption. The Canadiens lost to the red-hot St. Louis Blues in a vital game for playoff positioning but were gifted key losses from other teams.
When you stop to think about it, no one should be surprised the Montreal Canadiens missed a golden opportunity on Thursday night vs. the last-place Philadelphia Flyers.
On the surface, there's much more at stake for the Montreal Canadiens than the Carolina Hurricanes during their matchup Friday night in Raleigh, N.C. The Canadiens are scrambling down the stretch of the regular season to secure a spot in the postseason.
Still in the midst of a playoff run, the Habs were facing the Flyers on Thursday night. Philadelphia had just parted ways with their head coach John Tortorella.
Michael Hage had a first season in the NCAA that could be described as exceeding expectations by many. He quickly established himself as an important player for Michigan.
The Canadiens made the right decision to send Oliver Kapanen to Sweden for the current season. The Finn had impressed at training camp and had even managed to carve out a spot in Montreal.
Montreal Canadiens defenseman Lane Hutson has become the fifth rookie defenseman in NHL history to record 50 assists in a season. Hutson achieved the feat in the Canadiens’ lone first period goal of Thursday’s game against the Philadelphia Flyers at the 7:55 mark of the frame.
For years, we’ve been hearing Pierre Houde’s voice describing the Montreal Canadiens’ games. And the main man has a new challenge ahead of him. Pierre Houde will be participating in the new movie “F1” in which we will notably see Brad Pitt.
The Montreal Canadiens are finally in an adding stage. They’re right in the mix for the playoffs, led by a young group of core players. With superstar prospect Ivan Demidov set to join the team next fall, things are really looking up.
Kent Hughes will have a big file on his table this summer. That of Lane Hutson. The defenseman will be able to sign a contract extension as of July 1st and the Canadiens have an interest in not delaying too much.
With Kaiden Guhle set to return soon, the Montreal Canadiens are set to getting a massive lift for their playoff push. His addition could make a big difference in solidifying their defense, but it raises the question: who’s going to be the one to make way for him in the lineup?
Stéphane Waite has a lot of experience with goalies in the NHL. He notably worked for a championship team in Chicago and when Marc Bergevin took the GM position in Montreal, he eventually brought him along.
Martin St-Louis spoke this morning, ahead of tonight’s game. First of all, we knew that the Canadiens intended to have Jakub Dobes play either tonight or tomorrow.
NHL coaches often possess distinct philosophies, crafting unique strategies and styles, each responding differently to similar game situations. When the Montreal Canadiens appointed Martin St-Louis as head coach on February 9, 2022, the hockey world was taken aback.
The Montreal Canadiens got swatted by the St. Louis Blues 6-1 in their most recent loss. Sitting in the second wild card spot with a couple of teams right on their heels, the Canadiens can’t afford to take those kinds of losses.
The Montreal Canadiens and Philadelphia Flyers both have 48 hours to recover from ugly losses before they square off Thursday evening in Philadelphia. The Canadiens (33-28-9, 75 points) had generally been playing well before Tuesday's 6-1 setback in St.
Watch out for the Montreal Canadiens on the man advantage. Joining Wednesday’s episode of Daily Faceoff LIVE, Jon Goyens chatted with Frank Seravalli and Tyler Yaremchuk about the Canadiens’ success on the power play this season and why captain Nick Suzuki is due much credit.
The rumor has been circulating for a few days, but SKA Saint Petersburg head coach Roman Rotenberg has just confirmed it.
As you know, among the closest pursuers of the Montreal Canadiens in the race for the 2025 playoffs are the Islanders, the Columbus Blue Jackets and the New York Rangers.
We continue to closely follow what's happening with the highly talented Ivan Demidov, who is the Montreal Canadiens' top prospect. As you know, there are some rumors circulating suggesting that Demidov could come finish the season with the Habs.
The Montreal Canadiens announced Monday that defenseman Kaiden Guhle will join the team on its upcoming four-game road trip beginning Tuesday against the St.
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