Jacob Fowler is having quite a start to the season. Everyone knows it. Last week's third star in the NHL has sparked debates in Montreal about who should be the starting goaltender and what role Samuel Montembeault will play when he returns.
There are some things that end up making us sick. Things we no longer want to—or can—hear about. COVID-19… Rumors about CF Montréal moving… Overcrowded
For Cole Caufield, playing in Montreal is about much more than hockey. The energy in the Bell Centre, described by so many as unbelievably electric, is an amazing experience.
We’re all really looking forward to the Dylan Larkin saga coming to an end. More and more, the Montreal Canadiens are finding themselves at the center of rumors involving the Detroit Red Wings center, especially since he played at the Bell Centre.
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.
Since returning to Montreal, Phillip Danault has been doing a lot for the team. In his first few games, he seemed a bit slower (perhaps a little too much so), but that comes with age.
The Montreal Canadiens look to extend their four-game point streak and remain unbeaten on their road trip when they visit the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday night.
The talk of the town in Montreal right now is Jacob Fowler. He dominated last night and helped the Canadiens pick up two (very) important points against the Winnipeg Jets.
Sometimes a young player doesn't wait for the organization’s timetable. He gets an opportunity, makes the most of it, and suddenly the people running the team have a different decision to make.
Last night in Winnipeg, Oliver Kapanen was the center Martin St-Louis used the least. Again. It's kind of ironic, isn't it? The guy who plays center on
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.
Following the acquisition of Chris Kreider, people in Montreal felt that Kent Hughes had pulled off a good move. It was thought that the veteran would bring a different dynamic to the team's top six, and that was a need because the Canadiens' second line needed to be improved.
On the latest 32 Thoughts Podcast, NHL insider Elliotte Friedman said a Dylan Larkin trade to Montreal is possible, but the Canadiens would have to “reverse engineer” the deal.
The Canadiens have been plagued by injuries since the start of the season. Kaiden Guhle, Mike Matheson, Florian Xhekaj, and Oliver Kapanen have all returned to action, but they've missed games since the start of the regular season.
The Montreal Canadiens entered the 2026-27 season with plenty of questions surrounding their goaltending situation, but few expected Jacob Fowler to become such an important part of the conversation this early.
On Sunday night, Montreal Canadiens star forward Cole Caufield punctuated the team's epic 2-1 victory on the road over the Winnipeg Jets in the 2026 Heritage
For the past two games, Nick Suzuki's absence hasn't been too noticeable. After all, the Canadiens have won twice. We all know this isn't sustainable in the long run, but the Habs can't do anything about it.
Yesterday's Canadiens game, which was played outdoors, was special. While many people may think the NHL schedules too many outdoor games, what happened in Winnipeg still broke up the routine of a long season—for fans, teams, and sports reporters alike.
Jacob Fowler made 34 saves for the Montreal Canadiens in a 2-1 win against the Winnipeg Jets in the Tim Hortons NHL Heritage Classic at Princess Auto Stadium in Winnipeg on Sunday evening.
The Montreal Canadiens returned a fourth-line forward just before the start of the Heritage Classic. According to Sportnet’s Eric Engels, the Canadiens added Florian Xhekaj to the lineup for tonight’s game, indicating that he has been activated from injured reserve.
We’re now more than a month into the season with a handful of veteran wingers still hoping to find a team for this season. One of those is Patrik Laine. But while no deal in North America has materialized, he’s not looking into international offers, ESPN’s Emily Kaplan relayed this week (Twitter link).
Time for a cold, hard truth: Montreal Canadiens forward Jake Evans is not a top-six forward. However, with No. 1 centre Nick Suzuki injured, desperate times may call for desperate measures.
For the first time in 546 games, the Montreal Canadiens took to the ice without Nick Suzuki and played a game that resembled the trademark 200-foot game
The Montreal Canadiens have been searching for a legitimate second-line centre for quite some time, but Nick Suzuki’s recent injury has made that need more pressing than ever.
The Montreal Canadiens are off to an interesting start. Viewed by many as a trendy playoff pick and even a dark horse contender in the Atlantic Division, Montreal has stumbled out of the gate.
Well, this isn’t the best news if you’re a Montreal Canadiens fan. On Thursday, the team announced that captain Nick Suzuki will be out 2-4 weeks with an upper-body injury.