It’s hard to argue with that, but the Laval Rocket had an excellent season with 101 points, putting the club in 1st place overall. In addition to the Rocket’s record, it’s worth mentioning that six (!!!) of the club’s players finished the season with at least 20 goals.
When the Montreal Canadiens called up Jakub Dobeš from Laval back in December, few could have predicted the immediate impact he’d make. Replacing a struggling Cayden Primeau—whose confidence had all but vanished—Dobeš stepped into the spotlight and took the NHL by storm.
The Laval Rocket is having an excellent season and it’s largely thanks to Cayden Primeau’s success since his demotion. The 25-year-old goalkeeper has a goals-allowed average of 2.02, as well as an efficiency rate of 0.922 in 22 starts, with 19 wins.
With eight games still to be played, the Canadiens must hope that their two goalies will hold the fort until the end of the regular season. Because if the Habs’ goalies string together poor performances, as I mentioned in a post today… the team will not be able to hope to make a run in the playoffs – or even get their ticket to the spring dance.
How many of the 28 players in NHL history with 10 or more 30-goal seasons can you name in five minutes?
Jacob Fowler is the subject of the hour, in Montreal. To take the pulse and context of the situation, which seems to be a match of failure/a contractual opinion divergence between the Fowler clan and the Canadiens clan, follow this link.
The start of the season for Cayden Primeau with the Canadiens was atrocious. That led to the point where the management got tired. Primeau was sent back to the American League and Jakub Dobes came to take his place in the Habs’ lineup.
Next year, Samuel Montembeault will be the Canadiens’ #1 goalie – unless news shakes the foundations of the Temple. We also know that Jakub Dobes will be there, but in a role to be defined.
Cayden Primeau is doing everything to prove that he deserves another chance with the Montreal Canadiens as well as in the National Hockey League. After an impressive start to 2025, he continues to deliver strong performances with the Laval Rocket.
Tonight, the Laval Rocket is in Toronto for a game against the Marlies. We will obviously be monitoring Joshua Roy’s return to play, but we will also keep an eye on another player from the CH’s farm team who will be in action.
Simon “Snake” Boisvert has always kept people talking in the hockey world. The reason is simple: Boisvert is not afraid – unlike far too many people in 2025 – to share his opinions.
Montreal Canadiens goaltender Cayden Primeau has dominated the AHL since his demotion earlier this season. Primeau was expected to be the backup goaltender to Sam Montembeault.
The matches keep coming for Cayden Primeau. The Rocket’s goalkeeper has responded very well since his return to the American Hockey League. Tonight, he just won his eighth game in as many appearances in front of the Laval net.
He remains undefeated in regulation, with six starts for the Canadiens, and his arrival has truly made a difference for Martin St-Louis' squad. However,
The New Jersey Devils find themselves in need of a goalie, now that their goaltender Jacob Markstrom was injured last night. We mentioned this earlier today, but this is an injury that could have an impact on the Montreal Canadiens.
By swapping Cayden Primeau for Jakub Dobes in the #2 goalie position, the Canadiens resolved what had been a huge issue for them since the start of the season.
Cayden Primeau, who was recently the Montreal Canadiens' backup goaltender, has broken the silence about what has happened in recent weeks. While some may have expected to see a bitter, frustrated, or upset Primeau, it's quite the opposite.
Last night, with a 3-2 overtime victory against the powerful Washington Capitals, the Montreal Canadiens, Jakub Dobes remained undefeated in his young NHL career.
Cayden Primeau has struggled in the Canadiens uniform this season. The player who was sent back to Laval to rebuild his confidence has not found much success as Samuel Montembeault’s backup since the start of the season… which has cost him his position.
It is finally today that Cayden Primeau will learn the identity of his next team. Will it be the Laval Rocket or another National Hockey League team? The answer comes at 2:00 PM.
The Montreal Canadiens have announced they have put goaltender Cayden Primeau on waivers. It’s an expected move following the decision to call-up Jakub Dobes from the team’s AHL affiliate, the Laval Rocket.
The Montreal Canadiens have placed 25-year-old goaltender Cayden Primeau on waivers today (Dec. 28). Primeau has a record of 2-3-1 through the 2024-25 season, and has appeared in 11 games.
While the Canadiens are carrying three goalies following Friday’s recall of Jakub Dobes, that won’t be the case long.
No one in their right mind is going to say Montreal Canadiens goalie Cayden Primeau looked good, giving up three goals on seven shots in relief this past week against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
TVA Sports journalist, Renaud Lavoie, was talking about it earlier this morning, but it has now officially been confirmed by the Montreal Canadiens. Cayden Primeau will have to wait again and again, as it is Samuel Montembeault who will be back in net for his team tonight against the Washington Capitals.
It really feels like his days in Montreal are numbered.
Fans were treated to a rare sight as goaltender Cayden Primeau earned a win when the Montreal Canadiens beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 4-3 in overtime on Wednesday.
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