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On YouTubeSamuel Montembeault News / Dose.ca / November 12
Team Canada bosses on hand to see Samuel Montembeault and the Habs play poorly
Let’s talk about Team Canada and the Olympics. We all agree that even if guys like Noah Dobson or Mike Matheson do their utmost to make a place for themselves, the chances of them breaking into the Olympic line-up are slimmer.
NHL News / Breakaway on SI / November 12
Canadiens, Penguins Prospects Becoming Top Duo for Michigan
The Montreal Canadiens and Pittsburgh Penguins are both keeping a close eye on the University of Michigan’s season in the NCAA. Both organizations have recent first-round picks and top prospects of theirs suiting up for the Wolverines this year.
Montreal Canadiens News / Dose.ca / November 12
Martin St-Louis isn’t worried about Samuel Montembeault, but fans are
The case of Samuel Montembeault continues to be the talk of the town. Obviously, yesterday’s5-1 lossto the Kings is not just on the goalie’s shoulders.
The 'NHL all-time goal leaders' quiz
How many of the 21 players in NHL history with at least 600 career goals can you name in five minutes?
The Canadiens lose a tough game to the Kings
After a convincing win over the Mammoth on Saturday night, the Canadiens were back in action tonight, as the Los Angeles Kings were in town. For the occasion, Samuel Montembeault returned to the net.
Who is the winningest coach for every NHL franchise?
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.
Lane Hutson at the 2026 Olympics: it’s not just Quinn Hughes working against him
The 2026 Olympics, where NHL players will make their comeback, are drawing ever closer. It’s all set to take place next February… but in reality, the line-ups of the various countries will have to be announced well before then.
Corey Perry News / Dose.ca / November 11
The Canadiens’ success: Corey Perry is (really) not surprised
Corey Perry is just passing through Montreal. The veteran, who spent only one season in town, quickly won the hearts of fans with his on-ice grit. A little pest, that’s the kind of player you like… when he’s on your team, hehe.
Montreal Canadiens News / The Sick Podcast / November 11
St. Louis’ Trust in Xhekaj On Saturday Paid Off
On Saturday night, Montreal Canadiens’ Head Coach Martin St. Louis put both his 3rd forward line and 3rd defensive pairing on the ice to start each period against the Utah Mammoth, as a result, it gave multiple players, including defenseman Arber Xhekaj, a much-needed boost of confidence.
Montreal Canadiens News / Dose.ca / November 11
The Habs have three defensemen on track to score 50 points this season
The Canadiens are scoring a lot of goals this season. In fact, they’re scoring 3.80 goals per game, fourth in the NHL so far this campaign. And that’s despite the fact that their 24.9 shots per game rank 31st in the league, just ahead of the Flyers (24.8).
Cole Caufield News / Dose.ca / November 11
Olympic Games: Cole Caufield wouldn’t take part if it started today (according to Pierre LeBrun)
Cole Caufield has scored 12 goals in 15 games so far this season. Only one NHL player has hit the back of the net more often than him so far… and that’s Nathan MacKinnon, who has 14 goals to his name.
Alexis Cournoyer News / The Sick Podcast / November 11
Habs Goaltender Prospect On Fire in NCAA
Montreal Canadiens goaltender prospect Alexis Cournoyer has been off to a great start to his season with the Cornell Big Red. Given that Cornell is part
Kirby Dach News / Dose.ca / November 11
Kirby Dach: 'We’re a family here'
In Montreal, Kirby Dach is the embodiment of perseverance. After two major injuries in three years, the 24-year-old forward is back not only on the ice, but also smiling.
Montreal Canadiens News / Dose.ca / November 11
Samuel Montembeault will be in net tonight: Jakub Dobes still waiting his turn
The Canadiens and Kings cross swords tonight at the Bell Centre. What we do know is that Nick Suzuki skated this morning and there are no extras in town at the moment.
Nick Suzuki News / Dose.ca / November 11
Nick Suzuki on hand for morning practice
It’s game day in Montreal. A few hours before the visit of the Los Angeles Kings, there was a morning skate for the Habs players. And the good news is that Nick Suzuki was there.
Montreal Canadiens News / Dose.ca / November 11
I want to see Florian Xhekaj take Joe Veleno’s place
Let’s take a look at the Canadiens’ worst scorers this season. At two points, we find Kaiden Guhle, who played five games and has a defensive mandate. At one point, we find Arber Xhekaj (another defenseman with a defensive mandate) and Patrik Laine, who was having an ugly season before getting injured.
Montreal Canadiens News / Last Word On Sports / November 11
Checking in on Montreal Canadiens New Additions
The Montreal Canadiens were one of the most active teams in the 2025 NHL offseason. They made several moves, including some notable additions. A month into the season, the Habs have been one of the league’s best teams thus far, and that’s in large part due to some of their new guys.
Montreal Canadiens News / EasySportz / November 11
Hockey is Better When the Montreal Canadiens are Winning
MONTREAL — There’s a familiar hum brewing inside the walls of the Montreal Canadiens locker room, one that says this isn’t merely about “making the playoffs again.” It’s about doing something in them.
Montreal Canadiens News / Dose.ca / November 10
Martin St-Louis: If Nick Suzuki played with himself, he’d score 40 goals
The Canadiens are off to an excellent start to the season. Beyond the 10-3-2 record, it’s the way the team is behaving that’s interesting. There’s no sense of friction and everyone is pushing in the same direction.
Oliver Kapanen News / The Sick Podcast / November 10
Is Oliver Kapanen’s Goal Scoring Sustainable?
Montreal Canadiens rookie forward Oliver Kapanen has been lighting up the lamp this season at an unexpected pace. He currently leads all rookies in goals with 6, as he seems to be taking advantage of his chemistry with an elite-level rookie in Ivan Demidov.
NHL News / NHL Trade Talk / November 10
Could Flames 1000-Game Center Solve the Canadiens’ 2C Problem?
The Montreal Canadiens are one of the NHL’s most exciting, young, fast, and unexpectedly competitive teams this season. Fans and analysts seemed to know they’d take a step, but 6-2-2 in their last 10 games and clearly showing they’re here to stay, the Canadiens are making noise this season.
Kaiden Guhle News / NHL Trade Talk / November 10
Kaiden Guhle’s future with the Canadiens suddenly unclear
The Montreal Canadiens are winning hockey games — and they’re doing it without one of their key defensemen.
Juraj Slafkovsky News / The Hockey Writers / November 9
Canadiens’ Slafkovsky Unjustifiably Remains in the Shadow of Other No. 1 Overall Picks
Montreal Canadiens forward Juraj Slafkovsky is on pace for 49 points. That shouldn’t be considered a disappointing season, especially as the six goals he currently has put him on pace for a new career-high 32.
Noah Dobson News / NHL Trade Talk / November 8
Canadiens Eye Another Major Move After Dobson Deal
The Montreal Canadiens might not be done making noise on the trade front. According to insider David Pagnotta on Daily Faceoff LIVE, general manager Kent Hughes is keeping a close watch on the league’s trade market — and the Canadiens could once again be preparing to strike.
Montreal Canadiens News / Daily Faceoff / November 7
What will the Canadiens be up to on the trade market?
Is one of the hottest teams in the NHL looking to add to its roster? The Montreal Canadiens have been riding ever since their magical run to the Stanley Cup Playoffs last season.
Montreal Canadiens News / The Hockey Writers / November 7
Who Should Be the Canadiens’ 6th Defenceman When Kaiden Guhle Returns to the Lineup?
When Kaiden Guhle returns from injury, Martin St. Louis will face one of those “good problems” coaches love to have: too many capable defencemen. Through the first month of the season, Montreal’s blue line has quietly become one of its greatest strengths, blending youth, mobility, and steady improvement.
Montreal Canadiens News / Yardbarker / November 4
Canadiens HC Martin St. Louis' big decision was the right call against the Senators
Montreal defeated the Ottawa Senators 4-3 on Saturday in a game in which head coach Martin St. Louis decided to line up Montembeault, 29, as the starter.
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