The Montreal Canadiens announced on Wednesday morning the firing of goaltending coach Eric Raymond, after he had been with the team since the 2021-22 season.
The Montreal Canadiens made a move this week that might have raised a few eyebrows: firing goalie coach Eric Raymond. The official line? The organization wanted a ‘fresh voice’ for all its goalies.
Now-ex-Montreal Canadiens goaltending coach Eric Raymond, who was let go Wednesday, had arguably both the good and bad fortune of having joined the team after its run to the 2021 Stanley Cup Final.
Yesterday, Pierre LeBrun mentioned that we shouldn’t assume that the Canadiens will make a big move before the trade deadline. The insider expects the habs to make a move… but not a major trade. Does that mean Kent Hughes will sit tight in the coming weeks?
It’s the news of the day in Montreal: the Canadiens fired their goaltending coach, Éric Raymond, earlier this morning. Marco Marciano is coming in as backup, having been sought after throughout the NHL.
There's more to hockey than scoring goals and stopping pucks. For some players, putting up points came second to their main task: angering their opponents.
Welcome back to another edition of NHL Rumours from the crew at Last Word on Hockey. The NHL has set their trade deadline for March 6th; however, with the roster freeze coming due to the Olympics, teams are already starting to make some moves.
The Montreal Canadiens are looking to make it back to the playoffs in back-to-back seasons since 20-19-20 and 2020-21. They are mired in a small slump, though, losing four of their last seven games.
Jeff Gorton spoke to the media a few minutes ago Basically, the club president explained that he wanted a new voice for his goalies, whom he still believed in.
Jeff Gorton spoke to the media at noon today. Obviously, Eric Raymond was at the center of the discussion. In his view, Raymond did some great things, but a change was needed.
Tuesday afternoon: I record a podcast with my buddy JT in which we talk about the Canadiens’ new #1 need: finding a good goalie who can steal points on his nights in the net.
The Montreal Canadiens made a coaching change this week as President of Hockey Operations Jeff Gorton announced the team relieved goalie coach Eric Raymond of his duties, per a press release from the team.
The Montreal Canadiens are coming off an overtime win against the Vegas Golden Knights and now face a major test against the NHL-leading Colorado Avalanche.
Marco Marciano is the Canadiens’ new interim goaltending coach. This morning, on the heels of the Canadiens’ practice in Brossard, it was only natural to see the newcomer on the ice with his protégés.
The Montreal Canadiens announced Wednesday they have fired goaltending coach Eric Raymond. The team says Marco Marciano will take over Raymond’s duties on an interim basis.
The Canadiens announced that they’ve relieved goaltending coach Eric Raymond of his duties. They’ve promoted AHL Laval goalie coach Marco Marciano to the big club for the remainder of the season in an interim capacity.
As you probably know, the Canadiens made a big decision this morning. Éric Raymond, who had been the Canadiens’ goaltending coach since 2021, has been relieved of his duties.
The Montreal Canadiens announced on Wednesday that they have fired goalie coach Eric Raymond. In a released statement, the organization noted, “Montreal Canadiens President, Hockey Operations Jeff Gorton announced on Wednesday that goalie coach Eric Raymond has been relieved of his duties.
The Canadiens have made a move. Éric Raymond, who was the club’s goalie coach, has been relieved of his duties. Marco Marciano, who held the same position in Laval, will serve as interim coach until the end of the season.
If the Canadiens had lost last night, there would have been a lot of complaining about the refereeing in Quebec. After all, not only was the phantom penalty festival in town, but the habs were also denied a goal because the referees didn’t see an offside that had occurred nearly a minute earlier.
The Montreal Canadiens are entering one of those moments in a season where context matters just as much as results. With a demanding slate of games ahead and the Olympic break looming, the next stretch will test not only the Canadiens’ depth and structure, but also their ability to stay afloat mentally and physically before a much-needed reset.
Jakub Dobes won again last night.Must be the Éric Raymond effect? Joking aside, in the Canadiens’ 3-2 win over the Golden Knights, Dobes earned his fourth win in as many games in 2026.
Jake Evans scored 3:58 into overtime and Cole Caufield extended his goal-scoring streak to a career-high six games, fueling the host Montreal Canadiens to a 3-2 victory over the Vegas Golden Knights on Tuesday.
For much of this season, the Montreal Canadiens have shown that their long-term rebuild is starting to take shape. The core pieces are in place, the young talent is emerging, and the team looks competitive on a nightly basis.