The Montreal Canadiens made a coaching change on Jan. 28 that exposed something head coach Martin St. Louis rarely discusses. When asked about the organization's decision to fire goalie coach Eric Raymond and promote Marco Marciano from Laval, St.
Jakub Dobes played well yesterday against the Nordiques. The goalie (who still stopped less than 90% of the shots he faced and let in a bad goal early on) wasn’t perfect, but he did what a goalie has to do: he won the game.
Nick Suzuki scored a pair of special-team goals in the first period in a three-point outing to lead the host Montreal Canadiens to a 7-3 beatdown of the struggling Colorado Avalanche on Thursday.
The Montreal Canadiens hosted the rare visit of the Quebec Nordiques at the Bell Centre on Thursday night. For the occasion, both teams wore colored jerseys (habs: red, Avalanche: blue).
If we were to talk about one Montreal Canadiens prospect who got off to a shockingly hot start to his 2025-26 campaign that nobody expected of him, that player would surely be Swedish forward and 2023 Montreal Canadiens’ 6th Round Pick Filip Eriksson.
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.
Nazem Kadri’s name has been the subject of much discussion in Montreal in recent months. After all, he would have been a very good candidate to be the Canadiens’ second-line center.
The Olympic break is coming up, but so is the trade deadline. Rumors are growing louder and louder, and for the first time in a very long time, the habs are in a position to be buyers.
When the Montreal Canadiens acquired Zachary Bolduc in exchange for Logan Mailloux, all the fans cried foul. Especially with the excellent start to the season Bolduc had.
When the Canadiens acquired Noah Dobson last June, the same comment came up often. “He’s good offensively, but defensively…” You know what? What was being said in June about Dobson’s defensive play is not true.
Marc-André Fleury is retired. He’s been the talk of Montreal in recent days because of the Canadiens’ problems in goal… and my colleague Maxime Truman took it a step further by saying that Fleury was the solution for the Habs.
In a few days, NHL teams will face a trade deadline. There will be a trade freeze in effect for the Olympic Games. Will this force teams to make moves?
Marco Marciano was named interim goaltending coach of the Canadiens yesterday morning. Naturally, we wonder who will take his place in Laval. Names are circulating, but we still don’t know who will be coaching Jacob Fowler for the rest of the season.
The Montreal Canadiens have shown dramatic improvement in each of the last two seasons. They made the playoffs a year ago and pushed the Washington Capitals hard before losing in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs.
In the storied annals of the NHL, certain numbers are etched in gold. While "99" belongs to Wayne Gretzky and "66" to Mario Lemieux, the number “78” serves as the secret code for one of the most dominant stretches of hockey ever played.
Goaltending has been one of the few areas where the Montreal Canadiens still lack long-term certainty. While the organization is clearly moving in the right direction overall, the crease remains a question mark, not just for this season, but for the years to come.
Similar circumstances, hopefully a different result for the Montreal Canadiens, as they brace for another Avalanche on Thursday. And “brace” is the an apt word, as the league-leading Colorado Avs are coming off a largely unforeseen loss to the Ottawa Senators last night.
Yesterday morning, the Canadiens announced a change in goalie coaching, as you know. Éric Raymond, who arrived under Dominique Ducharme, has been replaced by Marco Marciano, who was his counterpart in Laval.
Alexander Zharovsky is having a great season in the KHL. The 18-year-old, who is playing a lot of minutes with his club, has 13 goals and 35 points in 42 games.
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.
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 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 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 Montreal Canadiens are in solid position to make it two straight years with an appearance in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. After getting bounced in five games a year ago after an unlikely run to even qualify, the Habs have a four-point lead over the playoff cut line in the East for one of the two wild card spots.