It’s time for more NHL rumours with us here at Last Word On Hockey. On this edition, we explore some of the rumours surrounding the Montreal Canadiens.
The Canadiens will be without Kaiden Guhle for the next few weeks. The defenseman’s injury was obviously more serious than initially thought… and suddenly
Montreal Canadiens defenseman Kaiden Guhle will miss four-to-six weeks with a lower-body injury, the team announced on Saturday. Guhle fell to the ice in pain midway through the third period of Montreal's 3-2 overtime win against the Nashville Predators on Thursday.
This morning, the Habs needed to recall a forward from the Rocket. The club had only one forward and one defenseman to spare… and with two forwards sidelined,
On Friday night, the Laval Rocket had their home opener against the defending Calder Cup Champion Abbotsford Canucks, where they won their first game at Place Bell 3-0.
This morning, we learned that the Habs’ infirmary is already a mess. In addition to Patrik Laine and Kirby Dach who won’t play tonight (they’re injured
It appears that the Montreal Canadiens are going to be dealing with several injuries this weekend. The Canadiens announced on Saturday that defenseman Kaiden Guhle will miss the next four-to-six weeks with a lower-body injury, while center Kirby Dach and winger Patrik Laine are out on a day-to-day basis with lower-body injuries.
The Montreal Canadiens announced an update on several injuries affecting their roster. On Saturday morning, the team revealed the following: “Defenseman Kaiden Guhle (lower body, 4 to 6 weeks) and forwards Kirby Dach (lower body, day-to-day) and Patrik Laine (lower body, day-to-day) will not play tonight.
The Montreal Canadiens received a difficult injury update regarding a top defenseman. With the organization seeking their fifth win of the season in a matchup against the New York Rangers, the Habs won’t have a crucial blue liner available.
Remember the curse of the Montreal Canadiens’ alternate blue jerseys? I’m talking about when the Canadiens simply couldn’t win a game in either the dark blue jerseys of the 2020-2021 season or the powder blue jerseys of the 2022-2023 season.
The narrative surrounding Montreal Canadiens defenseman Mike Matheson is changing. Last season, even last offseason as the veteran was heading into his last year under contract at a bargain-bin $4.875 million cap hit, the general consensus was the Habs should trade the guy to maximize the return following a career-high 62-point season in 2023-24.
For many fans and analysts of the Montreal Canadiens, the rebuilding process is coming to an end, if not already over: the club’s most important young players have joined the team, and are performing at the highest level with the Blue, White and Red.
Tonight, the Rocket played their home opener against the Abbotsford Canucks. However, an unfortunate incident spoiled the party in Laval. Rocket rookie Josiah Didier got into a fight with Chase Stillman midway through the second period.
Coming off a late surge to reach the playoffs last spring, the Montreal Canadiens entered this season looking to take a step forward with their young core.
It’s only been 5 games into the NHL season, but there has been a cause for concern regarding Montreal Canadiens forward Patrik Laine. The biggest issue with Laine is that he doesn’t really have a role on this team right now, and that needs to be fixed.
Montreal Canadiens general manager (GM) Kent Hughes has to find a legitimate second-line centre to add to his roster. Kirby Dach has missed most of the last three seasons with injuries, and with the uncertainty surrounding the club’s centre depth, the big question is whether Hughes will pursue a long-term solution or a stopgap measure.
Montreal Canadiens star Cole Caufield continues to wow NHL fans and remind Habs followers about how special a player he is. On Thursday night, Caufield scored an overtime winner with just two seconds remaining to defeat the Nashville Predators by a score of 3-2.
Montreal Canadiens star defenseman Lane Hutson is fresh off signing a massive eight-year, $70.8 million extension ($8.85 million average annual value) this week.
Ivan Demidov’s first full season in the NHL is already generating the kind of buzz that Montreal Canadiens fans haven’t felt since Cole Caufield’s breakout.
Welcome back to NHL Rumours from the crew at Last Word on Hockey. We’re in week two of the NHL regular season. Teams are settling in to see exactly where they stand in terms of competition and figuring out where they might need to improve.
One of the hot and rising teams in the NHL is the Montreal Canadiens. Yet, despite recent success, are they quite in the realm of being considered championship material?
The Montreal Canadiens will have salary cap space to work with going forward … Area of need, and pending UFA Mike Matheson TSN: After the Montreal Canadiens extended Lane Hutson, they have a core group of six players signed at about $47 million, which is tremendous value with the salary cap ceiling going up over $100 million.
The Montreal Canadiens are clearly focusing much of the attention to their blue line this season. Following a trade for Noah Dobson in the summer, the organization signed Lane Hutson to a massive eight-year extension.