With his game-winning goal during Thursday’s 2-1 Montreal Canadiens victory, Zack Bolduc finally got the monkey off his back after falling to score in his last 31 games.
The Canadiens announced they’ve agreed to terms with defense prospect Owen Protz on a three-year, entry-level contract. It’ll kick in next season, although financial terms were not disclosed.
Lane Hutson’s season with the Montreal Canadiens has that rare kind of feel to it. The young defenceman is mixing creativity, poise, and nonstop energy into something that’s actually changing games.
Michael Hage was set to take the ice tonight. His NCAA team, the University of Michigan Wolverines, will face Bentley University in their first game of the NCAA tournament.
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
Kent Hughes tried to pull off a major move at the NHL trade deadline a few weeks ago. The Canadiens' GM ultimately didn't make a move, and he has no regrets about it.
The Montreal Canadiens have played in four outdoor games, with a fifth scheduled for the 2026 Heritage Classic against the Winnipeg Jets. Despite appearing in five, the Canadiens have never hosted one of the league’s marquee events, which is surprising given their status in the league.
Owen Protz is one of the Canadiens' most intriguing prospects. His team hasn't been eliminated from the OHL yet, but he was still eligible to sign his entry-level contract with the Habs.
Since last summer, there have been reports that Kent Hughes would like to make a big move. As we know, the Canadiens' GM would like to add a player to his roster who can make an immediate impact on Martin St-Louis's line.
In case you didn’t know, the playoffs have begun in the KHL. And Alexander Zharovsky’s team is in the mix. Salavat Yulaev Ufa lost its first game (2–0) before winning its second (1–0) against Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg.
It’s become somewhat of an annual tradition for fans across the NHL to debate whether Montreal Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki is a true “1C.” In a poll of 6,278 responders conducted by JFreshHockey on Twitter/X, the splits for the question of “Is Suzuki a legit No.
In recent weeks, there's been a lot of talk about David Reinbacher being a potential recall option. He's been doing well down there for the past few weeks.
The injuries to Kirby Dach, Patrik Laine (?!) and Alexandre Texier could work in one player's favor: Michael Hage. If his season ends tonight in Albany, he might get a spot in Montreal instead of Laval.
Things have been tougher for Lane Hutson in recent games. When you watch him play, you see him making mistakes he didn't make before. He's capable of giving more, but we aren't necessarily seeing that right now.
In a playoff race, it's not always how you win that matters. It does, Martin St-Louis would say, but you get my point: you just have to win, no matter how.
Zachary Bolduc scored the go-ahead goal early in the third period and assisted on Montreal's other goal in a 2-1 win for the Canadiens against the visiting Columbus Blue Jackets on Thursday.
After a big win against the Hurricanes two days ago, the Habs were back in action at the Bell Centre tonight against the Blue Jackets. Jakub Dobes, who had a great game against Carolina, was back in net.
Among the Habs' prospects currently playing in the NCAA, Michael Hage is obviously one to watch. He'll be playing tomorrow, and his season could come to an end.
On Wednesday, hockey analytics guru JFresh created a series of polls on Twitter/X asking his followers whether or not they think that Montreal Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki can be a first-line centre on a Stanley Cup-contending team as well as head-to-head against other great centres in the NHL.
Through more than a century of NHL history, a large number of players have climbed the ranks, representing nearly every letter of the alphabet (when considering the first letter in NHL players’ surnames).
As the NCAA season winds down, NHL teams shift their attention toward one of the more intriguing talent pools available outside of the draft: college free agents.
Canadiens forward Patrik Laine is headed for free agency this summer. Despite a limited free agent market, he isn’t expected to attract much interest after another season marred by injuries.