Lane Hutson continues to rewrite the record books, and on Tuesday night against the Buffalo Sabres, the Montreal Canadiens’ young defenseman reached yet another remarkable milestone.
Ivan Demidov is a real gem of a hockey player. The Canadiens are very fortunate to have him on their team, and to see him develop little by little with each game.
Even Carey Price got sent down, once upon a time. Remember that if anyone dares suggest the Montreal Canadiens’ decision to send Jacob Fowler to the Laval Rocket on Friday was the wrong move.
Saturday night against the Ottawa Senators won’t be about highlight goals or star power. Brendan Gallagher said it plainly: games like this get tight, emotional, and physical—and that’s when the bottom six has to matter.
It was game night for several university hockey teams. One game pitted two habs prospects against each other, as Michael Hage and the University of Michigan visited LJ Mooney and the University of Minnesota.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
After yet another disappointing game for Montreal Canadiens forward Zack Bolduc on Thursday night, Tony Marinaro and Pierre McGuire discussed once again on the post-game show just how much the lack of chemistry the 22-year-old has with his teammates is hurting the team.
A promise made, a promise kept. Kent Hughes didn’t think the situation in front of the Habs net was ideal, and the goaltending threesome is now a thing of the past.
Since the start of the season, the Canadiens have been finding ways to win. They’ve been consistent in their performances—at least, more so than in recent years—and it shows when you look at the club’s record.
Jake Evans, Patrik Laine, and Kirby Dach are on the sidelines at the moment. All three guys practiced today with the rest of the team and were wearing regular jerseys, which is a good sign.
The Montreal Canadiens announced on Friday morning that they have sent both goaltender Jacob Fowler and forward Owen Beck back to the Laval Rocket. With Fowler heading back to Laval, it officially puts an end to the 3-goalie system that the Habs have been using since the Christmas break.
On the heels of the recent signing of Alexandre Texier, Kent Hughes took another step toward building his roster for the 2026-2027 season. I know, I know: Texier was a restricted free agent.
We knew it was coming, the Canadiens had to start removing players from their roster. Several injured players are on the verge of returning to action. Jacob Fowler and Owen Beck were traded to the Rocket at 10 a.m.
The Canadiens announced they’ve loaned center Owen Beck and goaltender Jacob Fowler to AHL Laval. They’re now left with two open roster spots – one of which could go to LTIR-bound Kirby Dach as he nears a return from a foot fracture, Eric Engels of Sportsnet speculates.
Yesterday, the Canadiens hit a wall. The Sabres of 2026 are clearly nothing like the Sabres of recent years. In a 5-3 loss for Martin St-Louis’ men, it’s clear that there were elements that contributed to the setback.
The Montreal Canadiens’ rebuild has been built around patience, smart drafting, and identifying value where others might hesitate. This summer, the Habs could look to target prospects with strong upside, specific tools, and room to grow within their development system.
On this Wednesday evening, the Montreal Canadiens paid a visit to the Buffalo Sabres (although it seemsthere are more red jerseys in the stands). As we know, Jacob Fowler was in net for the Habs, while Kaiden Guhle was back in the lineup.
Since Juraj Slafkovsky was paired with the Ivan Demidov and Oliver Kapanen line, he has been the Montreal Canadiens’ best forward. This line is probably the best the Habs have had since the Slovak joined them.
It’s been a few weeks since I provided an update on how Alexander Zharovsky is playing over in the KHL. With that being said, there is no better time than the middle of the month, when Zharovsky is coming off a game with a beautiful goal.
Montreal Canadiens’ defenseman Lane Hutson etched his name in the record books Thursday night, becoming the second-fastest defenseman in NHL history to record 100 career assists.
Patrik Laine arrived last year as the savior of the powerplay, scoring 15 of his 20 goals (in 52 games) with the man advantage. Without a doubt, he’s got what it takes to be a threat with the puck, but we all know he drags his feet too much and that makes him a real nuisance.
In hockey’s modern landscape, player development has moved well beyond traditional on-ice repetitions and general fitness routines. As teams invest more
What started as a short-term patch for the Montreal Canadiens has turned into one of the organization’s smartest bets of the season. When Alexandre Texier signed a one-year, $1 million deal with the Habs on Nov.
If you’ve been following the Montréal Canadiens this season, one thing is clear: this roster doesn’t lean on a single superstar to carry the load. Looking at the top 10 scorers, there are some surprises—and a few insights about how this team is trying to spread the offence across the lineup.
According to his agent, Dan Milstein, Alexandre Texier has signed a two-year, $5MM ($2.5MM AAV) extension with the Montreal Canadiens. Texier originally joined the Canadiens on a one-year, $1MM contract in November after his previous contract with the St.
For as good as Michael Hage has been this season, there might be some things he needs to work on in order to reach the next level. The Montreal Canadiens prospect has had a fruitful start to the 2025-26 season.