On Saturday night, Florian Xhekaj played his first NHL game. Arber’s little brother took the opportunity to collect his first point (an assist) and to fight his first career battle in the Bettman circuit.
Cole Caufield is really enjoying his 2025-26 season. The CH forward, who has 13 goals and 22 points in 21 games, has really found a new gear this season.
According to a story written by Marco D’Amico of RG Media, the Montreal Canadiens are reportedly working hard to find a top 6 forward to improve their offence.
On Tuesday afternoon, Laval Rocket Head Coach Pascal Vincent spoke to the media about the Montreal Canadiens’ signing of forward Alexandre Texier. Vincent spent two years coaching Texier as an assistant coach and another year as the head coach of the Columbus Blue Jackets, where he got to know a lot about how Texier plays the game.
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.
Everyone knows what the “problem” with David Reinbacher is. The youngster may have great potential… but seeing him injured so often is worrying for some.
The Canadiens practiced this afternoon in Salt Lake City. And right off the bat, it’s pertinent to know that Adam Engström practiced as an extra, but was in rotation with Arber Xhekaj.
The Canadiens are in Salt Lake City for tomorrow night’s game against the Mammoth. Martin St-Louis’ men will be looking for their second win of the season against André Tourigny’s team.
The Montreal Canadiens started the season hot, but have struggled as of late. They are 2-4-3 in their last nine games, but did defeat the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-2 on Saturday night.
It’s been a tough few weeks for the Canadiens. We know. With the trade market fairly dead, Kent Hughes has turned to the Alexandre Texier situation to add some elbow grease to his group.
About 18 months ago, the Canadiens and Jonathan Marchessault talked about the possibility of him coming to town. As everyone knows, it didn’t work out.
With the Canadian Hockey League (CHL) Prospect Games taking place this week, the 2026 NHL Entry Draft picture is starting to take early shape. For the Montreal Canadiens, an organization that has leaned heavily on drafting smart, dynamic prospects, the event represents a valuable window into emerging talent.
These days, there are often plenty of scouts at Canadiens games. It’s sometimes the same in Laval. In fact, it’s not surprising. Some big names may be there to spy on players with a view to Olympic selection… but others are there to analyze the club itself.
For the past few months, what was the buzz in British Columbia? That the Vancouver Canucks were looking for reinforcements on their center line. They had J.T.
The Canadiens are still looking for a second center to play alongside Ivan Demidov. Although the Russian is having a good rookie season with 17 points in 21 games, it seems he could score even more with the right player to pivot his line.
The subject of goaltending has been a hot topic in Montreal over the past few weeks. The club is struggling in front of the net, which means they’re missing out on a lot of games despite a fairly potent offense.
Montreal Canadiens defensive prospect Adam Engstrom will likely get his first taste of NHL action this week, while the team is on the road in the Midwest.
The Montreal Canadiens started hot this season and were, at one point, among the best teams in the league. Offensively, they were great, but goaltending was an issue, at least with their starter, Sam Montembeault.
Today’s news had been expected based on the NHL rumour mill, but nonetheless it only now happened. The Montreal Canadiens announce that Alexandre Texier signs with the club.
Alexandre Texier is soon to be an unrestricted free agent, and while it appears as many as nine teams have reached out and expressed an interest in signing him, it seems he’s made his choice on where he’ll play next.
The Montreal Canadiens are a team forcing the entire NHL to pay attention. Armed with a young and dangerous core of players, the Habs have the makings of a Stanley Cup contender on the rise.
The Montreal defense stole the show on Saturday night, as Canadiens defensemen scored three times to lead the club to a 5-2 win over the visiting Toronto Maple Leafs.
There’s an old saying that Elliotte Friedman’s grandmother used to roll out whenever life veered sideways: “You can plan all you want—God just laughs.” If you’re a Montreal Canadiens fan right now, watching this early-season slide and a goaltending carousel that looks more like a guessing game, that line probably feels a little too true.
The Montreal Canadiens are currently in freefall. After a hot start to their year that saw them in second place overall, the Canadiens are now outside the playoff picture.