We expected to see Kent Hughes make a move before the trade deadline. We expected the Canadiens’ GM to be able to bring in some help to improve his team for the rest of the season and the playoffs.
Last Friday, on the NHL trade deadline, the Canadiens had a “mystery player” in their sights. And of course, it got people talking, because we all ended up asking ourselves the same question.
This morning, the Canadiens announced that Oliver Kapanen would not be practicing. There is talk of a day of treatment for the Finnish player, who is not accustomed to being absent.
If I told you that David Reinbacher was more likely to be called up soon than Jacob Fowler, would you agree or disagree? Let’s be clear: I don’t know the answer to that question.
We now know that the Canadiens were unable to trade Patrik Laine. He is expected to finish the season with the Canadiens. But does that mean Kent Hughes, who failed to complete a trade last Friday, didn’t try to send the Finn elsewhere?
In the lore of the NHL, it's the Stanley Cup-winning teams that are remembered the most from seasons past. Yet, when looking back on the best of the best
The Canadiens failed to complete a trade before the trade deadline. You knew that. That said, is it possible to think that, despite everything, the Habs could find something positive in this?
Ah, the Canadiens’ sacrosanct mystery trade… This is an issue that Kent Hughes wasn’t afraid to address in front of the media on Friday. The Canadiens’ GM said that, as you know, he came close to making a significant trade.
After Saturday night’s game, in which Nick Suzuki scored a goal and 3 points in a 4-3 victory against the Los Angeles Kings, the Montreal Canadiens captain now sits with 21 goals and 74 points in 62 games.
The race for the playoffs is slowly heating up for the Canadiens. And according to Grant McCagg, the organization’s priority should be pretty simple: do whatever it takes to help the big club.
Friday was the NHL trade deadline… and the Canadiens ultimately did not make any trades. The Habs’ general manager himself explained that he was working on an important deal in the final hours before the deadline, but that the trade ultimately fell through.
Lane Hutson does not seem to be affected by the sophomore slump. After winning the Calder Trophy in his first season with 66 points in 82 games, many wondered if the young defenseman could do as well in his second season with the CH.
The Montreal Canadiens ended their 9-game losing streak against the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday night with a 4-3 victory, thanks to Jakub Dobes having a spectacular night when the Habs needed it most.
Unbeknownst to most, Alexandre Texier has been left out of the CH’s last four games, even though he is in perfect health and the team has played two games in 24 hours.
Caution was the watchword for the Montreal Canadiens at the NHL’s trade deadline. General manager Kent Hughes said there was a “big deal” the team was pursuing in the days preceding the deadline, but the Habs ended up sitting on their hands.
The NHL trade deadline often brings fireworks, especially for teams fighting for playoff positioning. However, the Montreal Canadiens chose a different path this year.
Ah, the infamous sophomore slump… Does that ring a bell? I’m sure Zachary Bolduc knows exactly what that means. After all, the young man is experiencing the worst streak since he first laced up his skates.
Last night’s victory over the Los Angeles Kings marked the Montreal Canadiens’ 20th comeback win of the season. This total of 20 comeback wins is the highest in the National Hockey League this year, just ahead of the Anaheim Ducks (19) and the Nashville Predators (18).
The Montreal Canadiens’ first line, and especially Juraj Slafkovsky, is largely responsible for the CH’s victory over the Los Angeles Kings last night.
Montreal Canadiens’ forward Juraj Slafkovsky was instrumental in his team’s 4-3 comeback victory over the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday night, scoring three points, including two critical points late.
Juraj Slafkovsky had two goals and an assist for the visiting Montreal Canadiens in a 4-3 comeback win against the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday evening.
The 2026 NHL Trade Deadline came and went, and general manager (GM) Kent Hughes ended up making no trades on that day. Of course, he wasn’t standing pat since
For the second year in a row, the Montreal Canadiens reached the trade deadline and didn’t do very much. No big splash. No dramatic last-minute deal. No rental winger arriving to save the season.
In the 2022 entry draft, Juraj Slafkovský became the Montreal Canadiens’ first No.1 overall draft pick since 1980. In his first three seasons, he showed flashes of why he earned the right to be taken with the top-overall selection.
Well, if you like quiet, tidy hockey games, this one wasn’t for you. The Montreal Canadiens and Anaheim Ducks spent Friday night at the Honda Center trading goals like a couple of kids swapping hockey cards.