The Montreal Canadiens organization is dealing with an embarrassment of riches. It’s the kind of problem other teams wish they had. As a result, heading into the NHL trade deadline on March 6, the question is whether they stand pat with what they have or make a trade, taking a swing that might put them in real contender status.
The Montreal Canadiens are enjoying a well-earned Olympic break after putting together a 32-17-8 record over the first 57 games of the 2025-26 National Hockey League season.
Following the trade deadline, Pierre LeBrun appeared on TSN 690 to discuss several topics. Among them was, of course, the Patrik Laine situation, who was not traded before the trade freeze.
Every once in a while, you run into a player who reminds you why this sport still tugs at the heart. For me right now, that’s the Montreal Canadiens Juraj Slafkovský.
Every Olympic year, we all check the rosters to see who might break out. Nick Suzuki should be on that list. The Montreal Canadiens’ captain has been excellent this 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 next prospect in my series of top 10 Montreal Canadiens prospects is Owen Beck, who is unsurprisingly ranked as the seventh prospect in the Habs’ pipeline.
Right now, things are going well for the Canadiens. The Montreal club is second in its division and has a good chance of making the playoffs. That said, nothing is guaranteed, as the race in the East is tight.
The Montreal Canadiens surprised many with how strong and competitive they looked early in the season. Despite modest external expectations, they established themselves as a structured, resilient team capable of beating quality opponents.
If it wasn’t already obvious, Chris Johnston has put a stamp on the idea that any chance the Montreal Canadiens have or had of acquiring Sidney Crosby in a trade is now gone.
Will the 2026 trade deadline be entertaining in the NHL? Who knows. We know that, for a variety of reasons, it’s possible that things will be relatively quiet on the heels of the deadline, which is March 6.
The Montreal Canadiens traded for Patrik Laine a couple years ago in a deal with the Columbus Blue Jackets. Laine wanted a fresh start following some injury-filled seasons in Columbus.
Lane Hutson was probably disappointed not to be part of the US team at the Olympics, but that doesn’t stop him from having fun. The Canadiens defenseman visited his former team at Boston University to cheer on his brother, Cole.
On Sunday, Canada’s men’s hockey team held their first practice as an Olympic squad. Montreal Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki was placed on a line with Nathan MacKinnon and Brad Marchand, which is expected to be the country’s 2nd line to start the tournament.
Today, I will be covering the 8th best prospect in the Montreal Canadiens, according to my list, LJ Mooney, who came in at the same spot back in the summer.
In this edition of the Montreal Canadiens News & Rumours, general manager (GM) Kent Hughes has his work cut out for him as the team continues its most critical point of the rebuild. The Olympic break may be here, but it doesn’t stop the news surrounding the Canadiens.
Trade deadline season is always a little wild, but this year the Canadian teams seem especially restless. Fans are buzzing, insiders are tossing out theories like popcorn, and everyone’s wondering who’s packing their bags next.
It’s that time of year when trade rumours start flying. This season, Robert Thomas has been increasingly linked to the Montreal Canadiens. On the surface, it makes sense.
The Canadiens players who will be participating in the Olympics have arrived in Europe. Of course, as you know, the Habs players are expected to play different roles.
The Canadiens have begun to softly position themselves in the market for a right-winger to complement Cole Caufield and Nick Suzuki on the top line ahead of the trade deadline, David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period said on Daily Faceoff’s “The Sheet with Jeff Marek” podcast last Friday.
I’m starting to wonder what I’m going to do with my evenings, with the NHL on hiatus until February 25. Yes, the Olympic tournament kicks off on Wednesday morning in Italy, but the games will be played at 6:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m., and 3:00 p.m.
The Montreal Canadiens’ management is looking to trade Patrik Laine. It’s the worst-kept secret in town. We thought there was a chance it would happen before the trade freeze, but in the end, it didn’t.
Last year, when the Canadiens went on break for the Four Nations Challenge, things weren’t going smoothly. The club had lost eight of its last ten games.
The Montreal Canadiens have been one of the NHL's top five teams for the past year, since the return from the Four Nations Face-Off break. This is not an opinion; it is a fact.
The Montreal Canadiens' Jacob Fowler is the kind of young goalie who makes you want to see more. Every time he gets a new chance, he seems to learn something new.
With the Montreal Canadiens heading into the Olympic break, the organization finally gets a rare luxury this season: time. Time to breathe, reset, and perhaps most importantly, shift its attention down the road to the Laval Rocket.