The Montreal Canadiens secured a huge 5-2 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes, led by goaltender Jakub Dobes, who made 41 saves on Tuesday night. Meanwhile,
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.
Arber Xhekaj has just dropped to the club’s #7 defenseman spot right before our eyes. For the past few games, Jayden Struble has taken his place in the lineup.
Yesterday, the Canadiens beat the Hurricanes at the Bell Centre. Was it easy? No. After a few minutes of play, you would have sworn the Canadiens had handed out hockey jerseys to guys who had never played in the NHL.
Right now, the Canadiens have too many players. Offensively speaking, Patrik Laine is still surplus to requirements. Joe Veleno often is… and once again yesterday, the Quebec native was benched when Josh Anderson returned to the lineup.
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 managed just 19 shots on goal last night at the Bell Centre, while the Hurricanes racked up no fewer than 43. Nine times out of ten, the team leading 43–19 in shots on goal will win the game.
It may not have started off in the most glorious way, but the Habs won yesterday. Let's be honest: after 20 minutes of play, it would have been a stretch to predict a Canadiens win.
Cole Caufield and Juraj Slafkovsky scored three and a half minutes apart in the second period and Jakub Dobes made 41 saves, helping the host Montreal Canadiens rally to a 5-2 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes on Tuesday.
The Montreal Canadiens’ first line has been pure dominance over the past few weeks ever since Juraj Slafkovsky was placed back on the line with Nick Suzuki and Cole Caufield.
The Canadiens faced the Eastern Conference-leading Carolina Hurricanes at the Bell Centre. This was the first game of a busy four-game week. Josh Anderson was back in the lineup after suffering an injury in the game against the Bruins on March 17.
Samuel Montembeault may well have played his final minutes in a Canadiens uniform. But as summer approaches, a troubling question looms: is he really the best option available for a team?
As the regular season winds down, the Montreal Canadiens are entering what feels like a playoff run before the playoffs even begin. With just 13 games remaining, 12 of them coming against Eastern Conference opponents, every point matters more than ever.
It took five years, but the Hurricanes have finally realized there's no point in holding onto Jesperi Kotkaniemi. The former Canadiens prospect, who was acquired by the Hurricanes in a trade, has never lived up to expectations.
This morning, it became clear that Jakub Dobes would be in the lineup for tonight's game against the Canes. That was the word before the Habs put the brakes on, saying nothing is official… but it's going to happen.
The Canadiens will look to secure their playoff spot tonight when they host Sebastian Aho, Jesperi Kotkaniemi, and the Hurricanes at the Bell Centre. The team may have an 80% chance of extending its season after 82 games, but the fact remains that once again this year, it finds itself in the mix.
Seth Jarvis and Sebastian Aho will look to continue their respective hot streaks on Tuesday when the Carolina Hurricanes visit Cole Caufield and the Montreal Canadiens.
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.
If you’ve watched Nick Suzuki play even a little, you get it. Montreal Canadiens teammate Kaiden Guhle called him elite, and honestly, it’s hard to argue.
The Montreal Canadiens’ rebuild has been defined by patience, development, and smart drafting, and this year’s NCAA tournament is shaping up to be another strong showcase of that philosophy.
The Montreal Canadiens are in the middle of a heated race for a postseason spot. The Atlantic Division has five teams currently in playoff positions, and teams like the Habs are fighting for the chance to have a home-ice advantage.
Cole Caufield had three goals and two assists in a Canadiens’ 7-3 win over the Islanders. It’s Caufield’s first career five-point game. It was also the third time this season the Canadiens have scored at least seven goals in a game.
While there are a number of NHL-affiliated prospects who are slowly growing into future stars, one player is starting to close in on becoming a full-time participant in the big leagues.
Almost every season, a team shows up a little ahead of schedule. That team isn’t supposed to be bad—but it’s not supposed to be this good either. This year, the surprise team might just be the Montreal Canadiens.