Michael Hage’s season in the NCAA is over and it’s now time for him to take stock. Last week, we explained that he would like to improve his work in the face-off circle, but that’s not the only aspect he wants to work on.
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.
It was an open secret, and it’s now confirmed: Canadiens prospect Michael Hage will be back with Michigan.
How many of the yearly leaders in NHL goals since the 1990-91 season can you name in five minutes?
Many are hopeful that Michael Hage will become the next second-line center for the Montreal Canadiens. These people are also very eager to see him make the jump to professional hockey.
The Hobey Baker trophy is awarded to the best hockey player in the NCAA. And here are the 10 nominees for the 2024-2025 season. Zeev Buium, Jack Devine, Aiden Fink, Mac Gadowsky, Isaac Howard, Ryan Leonard, Ayrton Martino, Liam McLinskey, Jimmy Snuggerud, and Alex Tracy are the 10 players in question.
It’s done. Michael Hage has won the freshman of the year title in his conference with 34 points (13 goals) in 33 games. A nice recognition for the one who was selected 21st overall in the last draft.
This summer, Kent Hughes’ mission #1 will be to get a second center. With the club ready to move to the next level and Ivan Demidov arriving in town, it will take help behind Nick Suzuki.
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.
Did Michael Hage dominate in his first NCAA season? Not necessarily. But that doesn’t mean he didn’t have a good year anyway. In fact, the Canadiens’ prospect – in his 18-year-old season – collected more than a point per game.
It was an important weekend for Michael Hage and the University of Michigan. They were facing Penn State University in the quarterfinals of their conference tournament in the NCAA… But it didn’t go as planned.
The injury of Kirby Dach in recent days has changed things in Montreal. In fact, more than ever, we realize that the second center seat on the team in the long term is, at the moment, a big question mark.
The Canadian, in the coming years, wants to make room for young people. But they won’t all arrive at the same time. In 2024-2025, it was the full-time arrival of Lane Hutson in Montreal.
While the 4 Nations Face-Off is underway, I want to use this edition of Montréal Canadiens News & Rumors to share some news items from the Canadiens’ organizational pipeline.
While all eyes were glued to the match of the century at the Bell Centre between Canada and the United States, there was also action in other hockey leagues.
Guillaume Lepage, from the NHL, shared some great info and taught us a lot about Michael Hage, one of the Montreal Canadiens' top prospects. At 18 years old, he is having a stellar season with the University of Michigan in the NCAA.
Honestly, I never would have thought that a rebuild would be so easy to live through when we were in 2021 after the Stanley Cup Final. Yes, it’s difficult to see the Montreal Canadiens lose and be far from the playoffs for a few years, but seriously, following the prospects of the Habs makes it all so much easier to digest.
Many are eagerly awaiting the arrival of young Michael Hage in the Montreal Canadiens organization. According to the Canadiens' Player Development Director, Rob Ramage, and Hage's current head coach in the NCAA, Brandon Naurato, it is not something to expect anytime soon.
Well, the first one isn't really surprising because he has been completely dominant this season and has historic stats, but goaltender Jacob Fowler is officially nominated for the Hobey Baker Award.
Michael Hage is doing well in his first year in the NCAA. He has accumulated 24 points (eleven goals) in his first 21 games of the season, proving that the Canadiens do not look crazy for selecting him with the 21st pick in the last draft.
When you’re watching hockey, it usually doesn’t take long to figure out who the best player on the ice is. They’re dangerous on every shift, hunting for loose pucks, able to score every time the puck is on their stick, with skating that puts them in the best position to succeed at all times.
In the past few hours, Hockey Canada revealed the list of players invited to the selection camp for the upcoming World Junior Championship. Many were surprised to see that Canadiens prospect Michael Hage was not included in the selection, despite playing outstanding hockey with the University of Michigan in the NCAA.
Most fans were quite happy when the Montreal Canadiens landed Michael Hage with the 21st overall pick at the 2024 NHL Entry Draft. He was considered a great-value prospect in that range, which is why the team pounced on the opportunity to add him to an already impressive roster of eventual NHL hopefuls.
With a tough start to the season, the Montreal Canadiens are in a surprisingly good position to win the lottery for the next NHL draft. The draft, set
The players taking part in the 2024 Montreal Canadiens development camp took to the ice on Friday morning for a pair of scrimmages between Team White and Team Red.
The Montreal Canadiens made news when traded to move up five spots a few hours before the 2024 NHL draft, securing the 21st overall pick. After much debate about the goal of the trade, the Habs used the pick to select forward Michael Hage, a player Kent Hughes said was their target all along.
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