Tonight, the Canadiens de Montréal play in Pittsburgh. You know what that means? Zachary Bolduc will get a goal and an assist da- ah pis laissez faire.
Jake Evans won’t be playing tomorrow. The Canadiens have announced that he has left the team for personal reasons and will join the club in New York, ahead of Saturday’s game against the Rangers.
At practice this morning, we were obviously keeping an eye on Jacob Fowler. The goalie is the story of the hour in Montreal on the heels of his recall.
Bobby Orr won the last of his eight Norris Trophies during the 1974-75 season. Can you name every defenseman who won the trophy since then?
It’s the same old story. The same unpalatable (and unhealthy, Mr. Prime Minister) cold poutine. Which bacon ranch poutine os*i am I talking about? The one served in the concessions on the Bell Centre ice since the start of the season.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
On Thursday night, Jake Evans was unable to finish the game against the Canadiens. He left the game in the second period… and never returned. The reason?
Of course, everyone knows that Tom Wilson hit Jake Evans with his elbow yesterday. It was the forward’s face that took the brunt of the blow. Wilson, it should be remembered, will not be suspended for his action.
Montreal Canadiens center Jake Evans did not return to Thursday’s 8-4 loss to the Washington Capitals. The Canadiens did not confirm the reason for Evans’ departure, particularly if it was injury-related.
Jake Evans welcomed twins this offseason, but well before he was ready to officially become a dad, he signed a deal with the Montreal Canadiens that ensured he would be with the team through the 2028-29 season.
The Montreal Canadiens announced that they have come to terms on a contract extension for Jake Evans. His new four-year deal will pay him an average of
There was a fairly surprising announcement on Tuesday afternoon, as the Montreal Canadiens and Jake Evans agreed to a four-year contract extension. The deal runs until 2028-29, and carries a $2.85 million annual average value (AAV).
One of the more interesting trade chips in the NHL is off the market. The Montreal Canadiens have signed forward Jake Evans to a four-year contract with an annual average value of $2.85 million.
If the Toronto Maple Leafs want to acquire Jake Evans from the Montreal Canadiens, they'll need to pay a big price as their long-time rivals aren't budging for less.
According to TSN hockey insider Pierre LeBrun, there is a ton of trade interest in Montreal Canadiens’ forward Jake Evans. Already expected to a popular player among contenders, it was reported the price would be high as the Canadiens didn’t necessarily want to move him.
It's not the flashiest trade that Brad Treliving can make, but it's certainly one of the more cost-effective deals on the market.
The Habs expect that at his price point and production level, Evans will be attractive to contenders who don’t have a lot of cap space.
Due to a 1-6-1 record through their last eight contests, TSN’s Pierre LeBrun believes the Canadiens have repivoted toward trading Jake Evans at this year’s trade deadline.
Talks between the Montreal Canadiens and Jake Evans are not going well, and a trade could be imminent. According to one insider, the two sides are far apart in terms of what an extension looks like, and the forward is likely to be dealt as a result.
We’re just over five weeks from the NHL’s March 7 trade deadline and we’ve got you covered at Daily Faceoff with at least one trade-focused story every day until Deadline Day.
We have some new information regarding the much-talked-about contract situation of Montreal Canadiens forward Jake Evans. I believe everyone agrees on keeping Evans with the Canadiens, but of course, it all depends on the price.
Jake Evans' name continues to circulate on the trade market, and Pierre LeBrun has just announced an important development. Given the season Jake Evans is having in 2024-2025, it is indeed expected that several teams will show interest in the 28-year-old center, who will become an unrestricted free agent next summer.
Montreal Canadiens forward Jake Evans is in an excellent position from a career standpoint. Not only is he a versatile, hard-working centre, he’s also in the midst of his most productive season, quite the blessing for an impending free agent.
As per TSN’s Pierre LeBrun, after the Montreal Canadiens have told Jake Evans he’ll need to be flexible in terms of his ask if he wants to stay with the team beyond this season.
The journalist from TVA Sports, Renaud Lavoie, has just announced a major scoop involving Montreal Canadiens forward Jake Evans. This effectively settles the possibility of a trade for Evans, and we can now fortunately forget that option.
It’s only natural that every goal scored by impending free agent Jake Evans leads to a heated debate regarding whether the Montreal Canadiens should re-sign the 28-year-old centre.
For the second time in just over 24 hours, the Montreal Canadiens were facing a Florida-based team, looking to capitalize on their recent hot streak. Fresh
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