Tonight, the Canadiens will face the Blackhawks in Chicago. And for this game, Jacob Fowler will get the start for the Habs. This isn't a huge surprise.
Often, when we ask ourselves a question, all we have to do is listen carefully to find the answer. What am I talking about? When I heard Jakub Dobes tell us that he hadn't made a mistake on Tuesday night by taking a minor penalty in overtime, I immediately understood why he hadn't spoken to the media after Tuesday's game.
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
The Montreal Canadiens have been dealt a massive blow with captain Nick Suzuki expected to miss two to four weeks due to injury. For a team looking to build on last season’s success and establish itself as a legitimate playoff contender, losing its most important player is about as bad as it gets.
Chris Kreider signed a contract with the Canadiens worth $2.15 million guaranteed. His contract also includes bonuses. Since the player left $4 million in guaranteed money on the table in Anaheim, he signed a contract with certain bonuses that are relatively easy to earn to help the Canadiens.
The Montreal Canadiens are looking more pedestrian than the pre-season projections suggested. What’s more, critical player injuries are suddenly piling up – most notably the alarming Nick Suzuki news.
We already knew the Canadiens lacked depth at center. But with Nick Suzuki now sidelined, the problem takes on a whole new dimension. Let's just say it's not exactly a dream scenario.
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.
Montreal Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki is expected to miss the first game of his NHL career Friday as the club visits the Chicago Blackhawks to kick off a four-game road trip.
The CH has a talented offense, but with Ivan Demidov, who's been out for a while, and now Nick Suzuki going down, it will be interesting to see if they can keep up the pace.
Michael Hage is one of the National Hockey League’s top prospects. We see him becoming a key player for the Canadiens in the near future because he has a lot—and I mean a lot—of talent.
The Canadiens players and car accidents—they go hand in hand. Emil Heineman getting hit by a car in Salt Lake City, Jacob Fowler getting hit by a car in Belleville… We can add Arber Xhekaj's name to the list, too!
The Canadiens, who haven’t had a great start to the season, are in trouble. That's the big news in Montreal today: Nick Suzuki will be out for two to four weeks… and we all know just how thin the Canadiens' depth is at center. Oliver Kapanen will get his chance on the team's first line, but if that doesn't work out… what then?
Jakub Dobes isn’t the only one to blame for Tuesday night’s loss at the Bell Centre against the Sharks. There were other mistakes that hurt the team during the game, after all.
Without Nick Suzuki for the next few weeks, the Canadiens won't have it easy. The only one who might have it a little easier is Jakub Dobes, who's just stepped out of the spotlight for a little while.
Ivan Demidov hasn’t played since October 3 due to an injury. When will he return? We got a few more clues on that front after today's practice. Eric Engels posted an update about the Russian player on his X account.
Without Nick Suzuki, it's clear there's a hole in the lineup. For now, Oliver Kapanen is filling in for him on the first line. He's gone from the bench during the playoffs to the first line in just a few months.
One of the longest iron man streaks in league history has met an unfortunate end, as Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki will be out 2-4 weeks with an upper-body injury, the team announced.
The Montreal Canadiens were one of the NHL’s most resilient teams last season, regularly finding ways to battle back from deficits and steal games that appeared to be slipping away.
Alexander Zharovsky is the latest Montreal Canadiens prospect turning heads. Michael Hage is lighting up the NCAA with 14 points in six games, while Luke Mittelstadt has emerged from nowhere to lead the AHL in scoring.
Earlier this morning, the Montreal Canadiens announced they reassigned forward Owen Beck and defenseman David Reinbacher to the AHL’s Laval Rocket. The Canadiens now have 21 players on their active roster.