When it comes to analyzing goalies, who better than Stéphane Waite, the former goaltending coach for the Canadiens? Today, on 98.5 Sports, Waite takes a closer look at Hurricanes goaltender Frederik Andersen.
Everyone's talking about Jakub Dobes right now. And that's no surprise. He's becoming the goalie the Canadiens hoped they'd drafted. Because the Canadiens have always believed in the European netminder's potential.
“Jack Todd brought up the issue [of the Habs' struggles at home in the playoffs]: basically, there's too much noise.” Excuse me? The Montreal Gazette published an article yesterday saying that fans need to calm down.
This morning, the Canadiens practiced at the Bell Centre. The team decided to practice at home before heading to Raleigh this afternoon. The team has indeed arrived, by the way… and we've learned that Martin St-Louis, who wasn't at practice this morning, is expected to join the group by the end of the day.
The Montreal Canadiens and Carolina Hurricanes will get their Eastern Conference Final matchup underway on Thursday night in Raleigh with a spot in the Stanley Cup Final on the line.
There have been successful rookie seasons in NHL history, and there have been superior efforts worth celebrating time and time again. Here's our list of the 25 notable seasons from those with official rookie status, as deemed by the NHL, in reverse chronological order.
In 2022, the Canadiens took a gamble with the 62nd overall pick. The team opted for a small but extremely offensively gifted defenseman. What has become of that defenseman?
Good news for the Canadiens. This morning, we learned that Martin St-Louis wasn't at his team's practice. The coach was absent for what the club described as “family reasons.” This sparked speculation, given that it's (very) rare to see a coach miss a playoff game.
It’s been an incredible rookie season for Montreal Canadiens goaltender Jakub Dobes, who has led the most storied franchise in the National Hockey League to the Eastern Conference Final for the first time in five years.
There are just over 24 hours left until the start of the series between the Habs and the Hurricanes. Are you excited? Ever since the Canadiens ended the Sabres' season, there's been a lot of talk about the next challenge facing the team.
The Montreal Canadiens are flying high following their seven-game triumph over the Buffalo Sabres. Head coach Marty St. Louis has a team that attacks quickly, passes the puck with a purpose and plays well enough on defense to get through two rounds of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
The Montreal Canadiens are really just incredibly misunderstood. Haters and trolls continue to come out of the woodwork to offer their unwanted two cents regarding the success the Habs have enjoyed so far this postseason.
The Montreal Canadiens are heading into what could be their toughest challenge yet in these playoffs, a matchup against the Carolina Hurricanes. On paper, Carolina enters the series as the favourite.
The Montreal Canadiens have a long, complicated, occasionally tortured relationship with goaltending. From Jacques Plante to Ken Dryden, from Patrick Roy to Carey Price, the franchise has been defined, and just as often saved by the goaltenders.
This morning, the Canadiens are practicing at the Bell Centre. Afterward, the guys will head to Carolina for tomorrow night's game, the first of the third-round series against the Hurricanes.
If the Canadiens want to launch a hostile takeover this summer, they'll have the tools to do so. The compensation table for hostile bids has been unveiled for the summer of 2026, and it's clear that the Habs, unsurprisingly, have the tools to do whatever they want.
Does the Habs deserve to be in the third round? Yes. Some people may want to rewrite history, but that's not how it works. You can't say that if the referees had acted differently, the situation would be different, since the Habs were also on the receiving end of… questionable calls.
The third round of the NHL playoffs kicks off tonight. The Avalanche and the Golden Knights are set to face off. But in Quebec, tomorrow night is what will capture everyone's attention.
If you ever thought the passionate fans of the Montreal Canadiens couldn’t be any crazier, think again. During the final two games of the Atlantic Division
The FanDuel betting lines for the NHL's conference finals couldn't be clearer: The money is on a Colorado-Carolina Stanley Cup Final. If the money is right, this would mark the first time since 2001 that the top seed from each conference made the Stanley Cup Final.
For the second consecutive series, the Montreal Canadiens found themselves heavily on their heels in a Game 7 on the road—and yet again, they managed to pull out the win thanks to two players in particular.
With their 3-2 overtime win over the Buffalo Sabres in Game 7 of their semifinal series, the Montreal Canadiens became the youngest team to advance to the Conference Finals since … the Montreal Canadiens, in 1993.
Game 7 on the road is as tough as it gets: no excuses, no next game, no hiding. One bad sequence and your season dies. For the Montreal Canadiens to survive in that building, they need a cleaner, meaner 60-minute game than they’ve shown lately.
There’s a real electric vibe around Montreal right now, and it mostly comes down to two Montreal Canadiens players: Ivan Demidov and Nick Suzuki. Demidov’s been everywhere — scoring his first playoff goal in Game 5, buzzing the net, firing shots, and setting up plays.