Through a quirk, the Montreal Canadiens find themselves in second place in the Atlantic Division with 100 points, without having clinched a playoff spot, while the Buffalo Sabres, who sit below directly them with the same point total have.
Jacob Fowler’s numbers this season aren’t cartoonishly dominant, but they’re encouraging in all the right ways. He’s 21, he’s played 16 games, and he’s posted a 2.52 GAA with a save percentage of .904.
I have a little secret to share. In the first half of the season, I'd watch Joe Veleno play and think to myself… this: Come on, for heaven's sake. What is he doing in the lineup?
The Canadiens lost 3-0 last night to the Devils at the Bell Centre. But the team's loss doesn't change the fact that the Habs still managed to clinch a playoff spot yesterday.
The Montreal Canadiens’ prospect pool has been one of the organization’s biggest strengths over the past few years, and right now, that depth is beginning to show itself where it matters most, in the playoffs.
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
Barring a massive upset, the Lightning, the Sabres, or the Canadiens will finish at the top of the Atlantic Division. There's still a chance (mathematically speaking) that the Bruins could finish at the top of the division… but let's just say it's not exactly likely.
Hockey is often full of clichés. Clichés that turn out to be true most of the time… The Canadiens played one of their worst games in a long time last night, in front of their fans at the Bell Centre.
Yesterday, the Canadiens let one slip against the Devils. Is it the end of the world? No. After all, the team has officially clinched a playoff spot and had just won eight in a row, including five straight on a long road trip.
On this Easter Sunday evening, the Montreal Canadiens hosted the New Jersey Devils, having played them on the road the day before. The Habs had the chance to win their ninth straight game, and they did so in front of their home crowd.
A tip of the hat is in order for the Montreal Canadiens, who clinched a playoff spot for the second season in a row. This team has been clicking: 45-21-10, a long win streak, and a roster that mixes veteran savvy with rookie juice.
Only a few players have entered major junior with exceptional status: John Tavares, Aaron Ekblad, Connor McDavid, Sean Day, and Joseph “Joe” Veleno. The list illustrates how unpredictable hockey careers can be.
Looking to win their ninth straight game on Sunday, the Montreal Canadiens officially clinched a spot in the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs on Sunday… just without actually having taken the ice.
The Montreal Canadiens are heading back to the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the second year in a row. The Canadiens clinched their spot in the 16-team field by virtue of a loss by the Detroit Red Wings to the Minnesota Wild earlier Sunday afternoon.
This afternoon, the Canadiens officially clinched a playoff spot following the Red Wings' loss to the Wild. And quietly, by clinching a spot before their 77th game, the Habs have matched their best performance since the 2000s.
The Montreal Canadiens have a basket of Easter eggs to hunt when they play host to the New Jersey Devils on Sunday in the second half of a home-and-home series.
The Canadiens will face the Devils in a few minutes. With a win, Montreal would finish its road trip with a perfect 5-0 record. For the occasion, Jakub Dobes will look to build on his momentum.
Montreal’s fans have every right to be baffled. The Montreal Canadiens have ripped off seven straight wins, boast a dazzling goal differential, and sit with a 99.93% chance of making the playoffs.
The Habs are currently in the midst of a wild streak. The team has won its last seven games, putting it right in the thick of the race for first place in the Atlantic Division.
When a player starts scoring like Cole Caufield has been — night after night — it stops feeling accidental and starts feeling historical. The Canadiens’ streaky past has taught us to be cautious about offensive flashes, yet here we are.
It hasn’t been an easy season for Montreal Canadiens forward Joe Veleno, who has spent a lot of time in and out of the lineup as the team’s regular 13th forward for the majority of the year.
Jacob Fowler is the sort of player the Canadiens have been wanting for some time. He’s a young goalie, now only 21. Yet, he’s stepped into the crease with an air of gradual, quietly accumulating authority.
For much of the season, the Montreal Canadiens looked like a quality playoff team that would most likely be done in during the playoffs by poor goaltending.
The Montreal Canadiens, after years of accruing enticing young talent, have finally arrived as a legitimate Stanley Cup contender. Their impressive young
The Montreal Canadiens have added some defensive depth to the roster for the remaining part of their regular-season schedule. According to a team announcement, the Canadiens have recalled Adam Engstrom from the AHL’s Laval Rocket.