Hockey has some seasons where the box score says it all. Someone pots 40 goals, racks up 100 points, or buries a clutch overtime winner like it’s scripted.
The Montreal Canadiens had a big game at home on Tuesday night against the Boston Bruins. The game went into overtime with the game tied at two. In the 3-on-3 session, Cole Caufield scored the game-winning goal with :22 seconds remaining in overtime as Montreal took down Boston by a final score of 3-2.
The Montreal Canadiens are officially at a point in their season where every game carries significant weight, and lately, that pressure has started to show.
The Canadiens have had a goaltending problem since the start of the season. What's troubling is that the guys in net are inconsistent. Here, I'm referring mainly to Samuel Montembeault… who's having a truly, truly mediocre season.
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 are struggling defensively. There aren't exactly many options, given that the trade deadline has passed. Martin St-Louis is making do with the players he has.
This morning, the Canadiens practiced (without Josh Anderson) in Brossard. Was it the most intense practice ever? No. But after a win and before catching a flight to Michigan, that's no surprise.
Here's an update on the Canadiens. The Canadiens announced that Josh Anderson, who was injured during yesterday's game, will not be able to practice with the rest of the team this morning in Brossard.
Yesterday, Jakub Dobes found yet another way to win a hockey game. The more time passes, the clearer it becomes that Samuel Montembeault is on the sidelines to stay.
The Canadiens secured another (superb and spectacular) overtime victory last night against the Bruins. When it comes to the Habs and their excellent three-on-three play, we hear a lot less criticism about overtime periods that aren't played five-on-five.
Cole Caufield has scored 40 goals in the NHL. He did it in an overtime win for the Habs last night against Boston. It's come close a few times in Montreal in recent years (Max Pacioretty and Cole Caufield have come close to the mark), but finally, the Canadiens have a 40-goal scorer in a single season.
There was plenty of action last night in the National Hockey League. A total of nine games were played across the league. The Canadiens beat the Bruins in overtime thanks to Cole Caufield's 40th goal of the season… and it was a close call that the Habs were able to pull off the win.
Montreal Canadiens winger Cole Caufield just keeps scoring big goals. In a rivalry showdown against the Boston Bruins, with major playoff implications on both sides of the ledger, Caufield delivered a game-winning strike in overtime to further cement the Canadiens’ standing on the right side of the bubble.
Cole Caufield's goal with 22 seconds left in overtime propelled the Montreal Canadiens to a 3-2 win over the visiting Boston Bruins on Tuesday night. After Montreal defenseman Lane Hutson drove towards the net and dropped back a pass to Nick Suzuki, Caufield redirected a shot-pass into an open side of Boston goaltender Jeremy Swayman's net.
Just like Montreal Canadiens forward Cole Caufield had planned it… probably. In scoring his historic 40th goal of the season, he won the game for the Habs as they defeated the Atlantic Division-rival Boston Bruins 3-2 in overtime on Tuesday at the Bell Centre.
Times haven’t been easy for Brendan Gallagher as of late, with his game slowing down a lot this season, but on Tuesday night he got to be celebrated by playing his 900th NHL game, and more importantly, they have all been with the Montreal Canadiens.
After a tough weekend, the Habs were back in action tonight in a crucial game, hosting the Bruins (a direct rival in the playoff race) at the Bell Centre.
Teemu Selanne had an impressive NHL career. The Finnish player, who scored 76 goals and 132 points in his rookie season, finished his career with 684 goals and 1,457 points in 1,451 games.
The Montréal Canadiens just sent a pretty strong message: they’re betting on youth, and they’re willing to do it in a big way. Cole Caufield, Nick Suzuki, Juraj Slafkovský, Lane Hutson, and Noah Dobson are all locked into long-term deals that stretch well into the next decade.
Reports that the Montreal Canadiens and Toronto Maple Leafs discussed a blockbuster trade involving Matthew Knies ahead of the deadline have been conflicting in the aftermath.
As of July 1, Ivan Demidov will be eligible to sign a contract extension with the Montreal Canadiens. As that date nears, attention is quickly turning to what kind of deal the highly skilled winger might command and, just as importantly, what kind of deal he may be willing to accept.
The Montreal Canadiens are sitting in the top three of the Atlantic Division with first place in their sights. However, the biggest question for the Canadiens, if they get to the Stanley Cup Playoffs, will be who will be between the pipes for Game 1 of Round 1?
There is a lot of criticism of the Montreal Canadiens for not doing enough at the NHL Trade Deadline, given how wide open the Eastern Conference is. It wasn’t for the lack of effort, as General Manager Kent Hughes told the media last Friday.