There was a lot of complaining two weeks ago when the team left too many points on the table after squandering two-goal leads. Both collectively and individually,
Goaltender Jacob Fowler was named the starter for the Montreal Canadiens ahead of their Saturday night matchup against the Pittsburgh Penguins. Fowler’s last start came this past Tuesday when he made history with 46 saves in a 2-0 shutout win over the St.
Everyone is eager to weigh in on the situation involving Nikita Kucherov, who has obviously sparked a flurry of rumors throughout the National Hockey League with his trade request.
The Montreal Canadiens will be without an experienced defenseman once again, as Mike Matheson is expected to miss the next two weeks due to a lower-body injury.
The Canadiens have been among the teams that have been without several regulars for a good chunk of the season. That will be continuing for a little while longer now.
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
The Canadiens provided an update on Ivan Demidov. As reported by Eric Engels, the Canadiens player is still on schedule. Since the initial estimate was two to four weeks—and four weeks will be this coming Tuesday—it seems likely that the player is truly nearing a return.
Over the past hour, the topic of the Canadiens' lineup for tonight's game has been the focus of attention. Seeing Nick Suzuki practice with the team (and looking pretty sharp) has raised some questions.
The Montreal Canadiens are preparing this morning for their first home game back at the Bell Centre in front of their fans, after winning four straight road games in the regular season without their captain, Nick Suzuki.
During the second period of Thursday’s 5-2 victory for the Montreal Canadiens over the Dallas Stars, the visiting Habs drew a penalty. Probably to the surprise of a few people enjoying the contest, when Montreal’s power-play unit stepped onto the ice, it included oft-bemoaned forward Kirby Dach.
The Montreal Canadiens might finally have their chance to make a blockbuster trade after the news that Nikita Kucherov won't be re-signing with the Tampa Bay Lightning and is requesting a trade.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
The Montreal Canadiens have plenty to be excited about this season, especially with their strong start to the 2026-27 campaign. While the team’s success remains the priority, several players are also approaching significant individual milestones that deserve recognition.
No centre, no problem for the Montreal Canadiens. Coming into the season, the Habs could least afford an injury down the middle of the ice, especially to captain Nick Suzuki.
The Montreal Canadiens are returning from a four-game road trip with four straight road wins and a big reason for their success has been goalie Jacob Fowler.
I don’t know if the Lightning would be willing to trade Nikita Kucherov within their division. I know, I know: Julien BriseBois has said he has no intention of trading his player.
The Montreal Canadiens are riding a four-game winning streak as they prepare to host the Pittsburgh Penguins Saturday night. The victories all occurred on a four-game road trip.
General manager Kent Hughes has talked about the frustration in trying to get a trade done to improve the roster. He has missed out on Matthew Knies, Kirill Marchenko, and Dylan Larkin, who still refuses to waive his no-trade clause to join the Canadiens.
Another NHL star is looking for a trade and a fresh start. Nikita Kucherov, the league's reigning MVP and still one of its best players, has reportedly told the Tampa Bay Lightning organization and his teammates that he does not intend to re-sign with the team and has requested a trade.
The defensive pairing of Montreal Canadiens defensemen Lane Hutson and Noah Dobson is wrecking havoc on the NHL. The pairing of Lane Hutson and Noah Dobson has allowed the Montreal Canadiens to have one of the league’s best duos in the early stages of the season.
Nick Suzuki hasn’t played since October 20, against the Sharks. That's exactly 10 days. Two days later, on October 22, the Canadiens announced that the captain would be out for two to four weeks.
There's plenty to like about what Cole Caufield is doing in Montreal right now. He's scoring goals, finding open space, and becoming a reliable offensive threat for the Canadiens.
The Montreal Canadiens Cole Caufield has already shown he can be one of the NHL’s great young goal-scorers. He’s got the finish, he gets himself into dangerous spots, and the numbers in this comparison look exactly like what you’d expect from a player who can make a goalie pay: six goals and 10 points in 12 games.
The Montreal Canadiens are having a solid start to the season, and there could be several contributing factors. One of them is the play of their backline, as rookie goalie Jacob Fowler has stepped on the ice and produced for the team.
When the Montreal Canadiens learned that captain Nick Suzuki would miss two to four weeks with an injury, there were plenty of reasons to be concerned.
Cole Caufield and Alex Newhook both scored two goals for the Montreal Canadiens, who capped a perfect four-game road trip with a 5-2 victory over the Dallas Stars on Thursday.
Nobody had Jacob Fowler on their Calder list before the season. Everyone was talking about Gavin McKenna, Anton Frondell, Ivar Stenberg and the other shiny rookies.