Let’s not pretend this prediction is out of nowhere. The Montreal Canadiens have been on fire lately, and there are legitimate reasons to believe they could walk away with the Atlantic Division title.
Cole Hutson has just joined the NHL, but he's already making a name for himself for all the right reasons. On the ice, he really doesn't look like a guy who's just starting out in the best hockey league on the planet.
On Wednesday’s episode of the Sick Podcast with Tony Marinaro, listeners got a special treat as Marinaro got the pleasure of doing an exclusive interview with Montreal Canadiens GM Kent Hughes.
So, what do you think of Ivan Demidov's first season in the National Hockey League? The young Canadiens player has racked up 61 points (18 goals) in his first 78 games of the season.
The Canadiens have four games left to play before the end of the regular season. They'll face the Lightning tonight, the Blue Jackets on Saturday, the Islanders on Sunday… and they'll wrap up their (regular) season next Tuesday against the Flyers in Philadelphia.
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
Canada’s World Junior team fell short of the ultimate prize this winter. But it wasn’t due to Michael Hage’s lack of performance. It’s hard to hand the tournament MVP title to a team that only took home bronze.
There were rumors at the trade deadline that the Montreal Canadiens were fishing around for a big trade, but it ultimately didn’t materialize. General manager Kent Hughes said after the deadline had passed that he was looking at something big and that he could revisit those trade talks this summer.
The Canadiens have one of the best teams in the NHL right now. They also have a young core with several players signed to long-term contracts. But even so, a team can never have too many top-tier prospects.
The thing that stood out the most in the Montreal Canadiens’ announcement that defenseman Mike Matheson was the team’s 2026 Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy nominee was a singular stat.
When people wonder who will play on any given night, Patrik Laine's name is never seriously mentioned. It's been clear for a long time that the Canadiens have no intention of playing him.
Will Brendan Gallagher miss another game? The veteran, who doesn't want to rock the boat regarding his status, is likely set to sit out again tonight. Stu Cowan reports that he's helping Patrik Laine work with the goalies.
It's official. Alain Crête, who has been hosting the Canadiens' games (pre-game and intermission segments on RDS) for a long time, has confirmed that he is retiring.
On Wednesday morning, the Montreal Canadiens announced that defenseman Mike Matheson would be their nominee for the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy, which goes to the player that best exemplifies determination and love for the game of hockey.
On Tuesday night, forwards Kirby Dach and Alexandre Texier returned to the lineup from their respective injuries. Dach had previously missed 11 games after suffering an upper-body injury on March 15th, while Texier missed 7 games with a lower-body injury that he sustained against the Carolina Hurricanes on March 24th.
Tonight, Kent Hughes was a guest on Tony Marinaro's podcast. And let's just say the Canadiens' GM shared some really interesting insights. He seemed at ease, and you could tell from his energy that he was comfortable chatting with Tony.
After missing the Canadiens’ last game, Kaiden Guhle then missed Wednesday’s practice. According to the Habs, it's reportedly just a day of treatment, but it's most likely hiding an injury.
Alexander Zharovsky and his team were in action today in the KHL. They played their first game of the second round against Alexander Radulov's team (Lokomotiv Yaroslavl)… and lost 1-0.
Yesterday, Brendan Gallagher did not play against the Florida Panthers. The veteran was benched by Martin St-Louis because he's been struggling lately to contribute to the team's success.
With just four games left in the regular season, the Montreal Canadiens are not only preparing for the playoffs, they’re also on the verge of something special individually.
The Montreal Canadiens are going to the playoffs. After clinching their second playoff berth in a row on Sunday, they are now jockeying for where they will finish in the Atlantic Division.
The Michael Hage case is inevitably becoming a distraction. Is it the fault of the player himself or the Canadiens? No, absolutely not. They're all doing what they have to do—publicly—regarding the situation right now.
Cole Caufield and Alexandre Texier scored in the shootout to complete the host Montreal Canadiens' 4-3 comeback win over the Florida Panthers on Tuesday night.
The Canadiens will be able to get forwards Kirby Dach and Alexandre Texier back into the lineup down the stretch if they so choose, Eric Engels of Sportsnet reports.
Jacob Fowler’s numbers this season aren’t cartoonishly dominant, but they’re encouraging in all the right ways. He’s 21, he’s played 16 games, and he’s posted a 2.52 GAA with a save percentage of .904.