The Montreal Canadiens made a coaching change on Jan. 28 that exposed something head coach Martin St. Louis rarely discusses. When asked about the organization's decision to fire goalie coach Eric Raymond and promote Marco Marciano from Laval, St.
Jeff Gorton spoke to the media a few minutes ago Basically, the club president explained that he wanted a new voice for his goalies, whom he still believed in.
This morning, the Canadiens practiced in Brossard. Practice was intense, and we could see that Martin St-Louis wasn’t necessarily happy with his players’ effort.
After losing to the Sabres on Thursday, the Habs were back in action tonight in Boston. Martin St-Louis’ team played in red. Here are the line-ups: The Habs found the back of the net first.
There's more to hockey than scoring goals and stopping pucks. For some players, putting up points came second to their main task: angering their opponents.
The Canadiens prepare for tonight’s game. The (very) surprising Buffalo Sabres will be visiting the Bell Centre: Martin St-Louis’ men will be looking for their 29th win of the season, but the task doesn’t necessarily look easy.
As the Montreal Canadiens continue to reap the benefits of welcoming injured players back into the lineup, those gains come with arguably the toughest decisions of Martin St.
Martin St-Louis will soon have some decisions to make. And why? Because Patrik Laine and Alexandre Texier may soon be ready to return to action. Jake Evans and Kirby Dach have already returned to the Montreal lineup, but other tough choices will have to be made shortly.
One of the most overused words in hockey is patience. Teams preach it. Coaches promise it. Fans are told to accept it. And yet, patience is often confused with standing still and hoping time fixes things on its own.
Last Friday, when the Canadiens players took to the ice in Ottawa at 1 p.m. for a practice session, Martin St-Louis was not present with his group. It was announced that a family commitment prevented him from being there.
The Montreal Canadiens picked up a huge two points last night against a direct division rival, the Ottawa Senators. It was a very important game, and the Habs succeeded in fulfilling their objective.
When you watch the Canadiens play this season, it’s pretty clear that the club has talent to spare. The Habs have a ton of young players brimming with skill, and that translates into goals that are often quite spectacular.
Martin St-Louis was a finalist for the Jack Adams Trophy at the end of last season. He took his club to the playoffs when it wasn’t really expected, and his work was lauded even if he didn’t go home with the trophy awarded to the NHL’s best coach of the year.
The Habs’ trip comes to an end soon. All that remains is a stop in St. Louis (this afternoon) and Dallas, tomorrow. Montreal is looking for a point in its eighth straight game.
The United States men's Olympic hockey roster will be announced on Friday, but we already have some idea as to who is going to be on it. We also know at least one player that will not be on it.
There was a lot of action in the NHL last night. The Canadiens weren’t playing… but hey. Remember that Martin St-Louis’ men will face the Panthers tonight in Florida.
Last night, the Canadiens suffered a heartbreaking defeat at the hands of the Tampa Bay Lightning. Clearly, Martin St-Louis’ team deserved to win this game.
After a hot start, the Montreal Canadiens’ season has taken a turn for the worst in recent weeks. Even after Thursdays’ win, they sit tied for the last Eastern Conference Wildcard spot.
The Montreal Canadiens are injury-riddled and are 4-4-2 in their last ten games, facing a risk of being dropped to a wild card spot, or even worse. With this quickly coming down on the Canadiens at a rapid pace, head coach Martin St.
It’s not often you hear an analyst like Garry Galley sound genuinely delighted about a team. But that’s what happened when he talked about the Montreal Canadiens recently.
Just over one quarter-century ago, the Tampa Bay Lightning gave an undersized and undrafted 25-year-old forward a chance. It would end up changing their franchise forever.
The Montreal Canadiens have come a long way from their losing days, and while there is still plenty of work to muck through, head coach Martin St. Louis' mind and passion for hockey have shone through and resonated with each player, whether in the dressing room or on the bench.
The Montreal Canadiens are on the verge of elimination, and after some tough losses, the team are hearing it from Martin St. Louis at practice. After a