With the NHL’s trade deadline just under 72 hours away, the clock is ticking, and general managers across the league are sacrificing their sleep schedules to best position their clubs for a spring playoff run or for the long-term future.
The Montreal Canadiens are in a position few expected them to be in at this stage of the rebuild a couple of years ago, firmly in the playoff conversation.
Tonight, the Canadiens will be in San Jose to battle Macklin Celebrini’s Sharks for the win. The Sharks are having a surprising season, and the Habs need to take this game seriously.
While the Montreal Canadiens are linked to some big names on the trade market, such as Robert Thomas or Ryan O’Reilly, the Habs players themselves seem to believe that the team could be in store for a quiet trade deadline.
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
For the past few hours, there has been a lot of talk about Robert Thomas and Michael Hage in Montreal. We learned from Marco D’Amico that the CH has spoken to the Blues about Thomas, but that the Blues absolutely want Hage in return for such a trade.
It’s been a few months now since Martin St-Louis assembled a trio of young players within his top six. Oliver Kapanen (22), Juraj Slafkovský (21), and Ivan Demidov (19) have been playing together on the same line for quite some time now.
The Montreal Canadiens are looking to make it back-to-back years in the playoffs. They are currently in third in the Atlantic Division, with a solid group of players who looked poised to make another run at playoff glory.
The Montreal Canadiens are in one of those rare times when patience and real opportunity align. They’re in a playoff spot, but the big thing isn’t just the standings.
When the trade deadline approaches in the National League, it can be stressful for some players. Some guys know it, after all. They are aware that their names are being mentioned in certain rumors and they know that they could be traded at any moment.
The Canadiens are in California and have begun preparing for their games this week. What’s on the schedule? Tomorrow, the club will face off against the San Jose Sharks.
The Canadiens are the talk of the town, just a few days before the trade deadline. Kent Hughes undoubtedly has several options on the table, but he will have to see what makes the most sense for him.
Are we expecting to see the CH make a big move between now and Friday? No. But can we say with certainty that the Canadiens won’t make a big trade this week that will shake the very foundations of the temple?
The deadline for trades is fast approaching. Kent Hughes will have decisions to make (particularly regarding Patrik Laine) and we will inevitably learn a little more about how he does things in the coming days.
If you follow the Montreal Canadiens, this was one of those games that just felt light. No stress, no grinding through ugly minutes—just a team that showed up ready to run the show.
The Robert Thomas rumor in Montreal has just been given a cold shower. With just a few days to go before the trade deadline on Friday at 3 p.m., Elliotte Friedman calmed things down on NHL on TNT.
The Montreal Canadiens have officially shed the basement dweller label. Coming out of the Olympic break, they find themselves in the thick of a playoff
Cole Caufield scored two first-period goals and the Canadiens went on to beat the Washington Capitals 6-2 on Saturday night in Montreal. Nick Suzuki had a goal and two assists for the Canadiens, who have points in seven straight (5-0-2).
Some nights are quiet in the Montréal Canadiens’ system. Then you get a night like this one — goals, assists, big performances, and a few prospects showing exactly why the organization is excited about its future.
Trade rumors around Sergei Bobrovsky began as just noise—a long shot for anything to actually happen. Nobody thought the Florida Panthers would seriously consider moving their two-time Vezina, two-time Stanley Cup-winning goaltender, at least until the last week or so.
Heading for their second consecutive postseason appearance, the Montreal Canadiens are looking on all fronts for trade deadline acquisitions. Earlier today, on 32 Thoughts, Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reports that the Canadiens have checked in on Rasmus Ristolainen‘s availability.
Welcome back to another edition of NHL Rumours from the crew at Last Word on Hockey. We’re just over a week away from the NHL trade deadline, and rumours have been picking up now that the season is back underway.
The start to Patrik Laine’s tenure as a Montreal Canadiens was an electric one, as he scored 12 goals in his first 18 games last season. But since then, he hasn’t been a great fit.
The Canadiens will activate Alex Newhook from injured reserve before tomorrow’s game versus the Islanders, Eric Engels of Sportsnet reports. The speedy forward is set for his first appearance in over three months after sustaining an ankle fracture on Nov.