At his current pace, Lane Hutson will set a new career-high in minutes per game, which might not be good. In the Montreal Canadiens season opener, Hutson played about his average, with just over 24 minutes.
Patrik Laine still hasn’t found a team for next season. We know that the Calgary Flames and the Detroit Red Wings have expressed interest in him, but not enough to offer him a contract just yet.
The CH's start to the season hasn't lived up to the team's talent. Yet, not even two weeks ago, people were talking about an excellent training camp, during which several players made a very good impression.
There has been a lot of talk about Martin St-Louis's decision to separate Juraj Slafkovsky from Nick Suzuki and Cole Caufield to start the season. After Tuesday's game against the Hurricanes, the debate is likely to intensify even further.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
Montreal Canadiens goaltender Sam Montembeault was injured Wednesday at practice. The severity of the injury is unknown, but the organization has announced it has recalled Jacob Fowler from the Laval Rocket.
Martin St-Louis is a good coach. He's done some great things with the Canadiens in recent years and is building a solid reputation—even though he still has some things to work on as a coach. But at some point… I think it's ridiculous that he's currently the favorite for the Jack Adams Award.
The Montreal Canadiens announced they have recalled goaltender Jacob Fowler from the team’s AHL affiliate, the Laval Rocket. Fowler’s recall is, at first glance, a response to the apparent injury suffered by goaltender Samuel Montembeault at Montreal’s practice earlier today.
On Tuesday, NHL insider David Pagnotta, among other reports surrounding Dylan Larkin's trade situation, cemented that the Montreal Canadiens are extremely
I was watching the game last night, and at one point, I just had to step away. I let out a “damn it” while talking about Kirby Dach: I'm fed up. And I know I'm not the only one.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
The Montreal Canadiens may have been dealt another early-season blow Wednesday, as goaltender Samuel Montembeault appeared to suffer an injury during practice.
An apparent lower-body injury forced Montreal Canadiens goalie Samuel Montembeault to leave practice early and not return on Wednesday morning. Montembeault went down attempting to make a save early in his team’s practice session in Brossard and struggled to get up.
The Montreal Canadiens shuffled their lines ahead of their last game, a decision necessitated by Ivan Demidov's lower-body injury that will sideline last season's Calder Trophy runner-up for as many as four weeks.
A concerning sight for the Montreal Canadiens, which could lead to a change in personnel between the pipes. During the team’s practice on Wednesday, goaltender Samuel Montembeault appeared to have hurt his right leg while participating in a drill.
This morning, Samuel Montembeault left practice in pain. The goaltender, who was set to start tomorrow (after making a remarkable comeback), appeared to be experiencing discomfort in his right leg.
On Wednesday, the Montreal Canadiens and Winnipeg Jets released their new-look uniforms ahead of the 2026 Heritage Classic, which will be played October
This morning, the Canadiens practiced following their tough loss to the Hurricanes. Obviously, since we know Ivan Demidov is out with an injury for a few weeks, he wasn't one to watch during this morning's practice.
The Montreal Canadiens' home opener didn't go as expected. The Habs scored four goals. Zachary Bolduc scored twice. Nick Suzuki scored and added an assist.
While essentially keeping their entire roster together for another season will have its perks – the biggest being chemistry – if the Montreal Canadiens are to become true Stanley Cup contenders, impact changes will need to be made.
The Montreal Canadiens entered the 2026-27 season with high expectations after another step forward last year. Through three games, however, one problem has quickly emerged: keeping the puck out of their own net.
Defensively, yesterday's game didn't go well for the Canadiens. Of course, I'm not telling you anything you don't already know. This summer, there was a lot of talk about bringing in reinforcements for the top six or adding some grit to the forwards… but the idea of signing a defenseman was also on the table.
The Montreal Canadiens started the season with Juraj Slafkovsky on the second line alongside Ivan Demidov, but that changed during Tuesday night's game.
Patrik Laine remains a free agent, and the market for the 28-year-old winger has been surprisingly quiet. That said, there’s some chatter that at least two teams have kicked the tires on the sniper and are talking internally about whether he’s the right kind of risk to take this season.
The 2026-27 NHL season has opened, and Patrik Laine remains a free agent. Two seasons ago, he scored 15 power-play goals in 52 games (fourth in the league).
A ‘goaltending by committee’ approach has become popular in the NHL in recent years, with some teams opting to more evenly distribute starts between two goaltenders as opposed to a traditional starter/backup setup.