Why was Jacob Fowler recalled? The goalkeeper was recalled to infuse the club with new blood. To provide an electric shock. To be able to count on a goalie who makes the important saves.
Last night, Lane Hutson played a big one. Not only did he play over 22 minutes, but he also blocked an important shot late in the game, picked up two assists, maintained a +3 differential… In short, he was good.
Jacob Fowler was solid in his first NHL game tonight. The young goalie looked confident, and went on to score a big win for his club. And this confidence also gave wings to his teammates, who had a good one in the system.
Montreal Canadiens goalie Jacob Fowler lost his shutout bid less than a minute into the third period when Bryan Rust brought the Pittsburgh Penguins to within two goals.
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.
For some time now, the Habs have been seriously struggling defensively. The club is giving up goals by the ton, and it’s not just the goalies who are to blame.
The Canadiens are in Pittsburgh for tonight’s game. The club flew in from yesterday morning’s practice in Brossard: remember that on Saturday, the Habs will (also) be in New York to take on the Rangers.
The Canadiens were supposed to face the Penguins tonight at 7 p.m. But the game can’t start on time. Why not? Because there’s been a major accident on a highway in Pittsburgh.
The Montreal Canadiens recalled goaltending prospect Jacob Fowler, and the timing raised plenty of questions. With the team's current netminders struggling and the Canadiens searching for consistency, it would be easy to assume Fowler is being brought up to provide a spark and stabilize the position.
The last few weeks have been… difficult for the Montreal Canadiens. After a smashing start to the season, the team is no longer capable of winning on a regular basis.
The Kent Hughes and Jeff Gorton regime in Montreal has often been praised around the NHL. The duo has built a reputation for pressing the right buttons, sticking to their long-term vision, and making calculated, methodical moves.
The struggling Montreal Canadiens (15-11-3) are in Pittsburgh tonight to take on the Penguins (14-7-7) in what is a game where the Habs will just be trying to find their footing again after a very tough 6-1 loss on Tuesday to the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Things haven’t been going well for Samuel Montembeault since the start of the season. The goalie has lost his bearings and it’s been difficult for him lately.
This morning, some really… interesting information appeared on X. Basically, the Hockey News Hub account – which is well plugged in Russia – shared a tweet in which it reads: Rinat Bachirov (GM of Salavat Yulayev Ufa) says the team will release Alexander Zharovsky in a year if the player wants to play in the NHL.
The Canadiens have a problem in front of the net, and it’s probably the most talked-about issue in the club’s entourage right now. Jakub Dobes and Samuel Montembeault have lost their confidence and, as a result, we’ll be seeing Jacob Fowler play his first NHL game tonight.
Top goaltending prospect Jacob Fowler will make his NHL debut in Pittsburgh as the Montreal Canadiens take on the Penguins Thursday night. This will be his first official career NHL start as the Canadiens work through some goaltending issues and test out the young netminder with a very high ceiling.
As the Montreal Canadiens embark on their upcoming two-game road trip, the team adds some call-ups from Laval. Following their loss to the Lightning on Tuesday night, the Canadiens recalled forward Owen Beck, defenceman Adam Engstrom, and most notably, goaltender Jacob Fowler.
This season, Juraj Slafkovsky has really stepped up his game, despite the point totals not necessarily reflecting that so far. One area where he has shown significant improvement is his overall defensive game.
On Wednesday, the Montreal Canadiens announced that Jake Evans would not be travelling with the team to Pittsburgh for Thursday night’s game against the Penguins due to personal reasons.
The Montreal Canadiens are flirting with a top-three position in the Atlantic Division. This is a big jump from their position at the same time last season. Yet, they have struggled recently.
The injury bug has once again struck the Montreal Canadiens this season. Currently, forwards Alex Newhook, Kirby Dach, Patrik Laine, as well as defenceman Kaiden Guhle, are out long-term with injury.