As we've known and said for a long time, the Canadiens have offered their players very good contracts, making them one of the teams with the most payroll flexibility.
The addition of Derek Lalonde to the Canadiens' coaching staff this summer may have gone somewhat unnoticed. We were expecting a big move from Kent Hughes and wanted to see the Habs' GM land a big-name player, but… it didn't happen.
While it won’t come as a surprise to most, an NHL source has confirmed to TheSickPodcast.com, that the Montreal Canadiens have not expressed any interest in Winnipeg Jets goalie Connor Hellebuyck.
Yesterday's game highlighted a reality within the Habs' camp: the role of young players on the Canadiens. Whether it's Florian Xhekaj or David Reinbacher, we're seeing young players pushing the veterans from behind right now.
Training camp is (very short) this year. The players have only about ten days to prove to management that they deserve to start the season in Montreal.
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.
It's a good thing David Reinbacher doesn't play for Rod Brind'Amour. Why do I say that? Because the Carolina Hurricanes' coach doesn't believe preseason games matter.
While wins may not be important in the preseason, it still makes it more enjoyable when the Montreal Canadiens come away with the win. After winning both games against the Maple Leafs, the Canadiens won another overtime thriller with a final score of 3-2 over the Ottawa Senators at Hockeyville.
Did you enjoy last night's game in Trois-Rivières? The Canadiens won 3-2 in overtime against the Sens. And several key Canadiens players stepped up during the game.
After two wins against the Leafs on Saturday, the Habs were back in action tonight in Trois-Rivières. They faced the Senators and tried to remain undefeated in preseason play.
Lane Hutson is having a great training camp. Are you surprised? It's a bit more surprising in David Reinbacher's case, but he's set to start the season in Montreal.
Michigan has quite the team this season. This team's goal for the season: to win the Frozen Four—nothing less. In addition to Michael Hage, of course, Landon DuPoint, J.P.
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.
Today, the Canadiens brought a strong lineup with them to Trois-Rivières. Most of the players who will take the ice have already secured a spot on the roster for next season.
It may be early in training camp, but Montreal Canadiens forward prospect Florian Xhekaj has been one of the biggest standouts. If he continues to play this well, he might force management’s hand into giving him a spot on the opening night roster.
Chris Kreider didn’t steal Juraj Slafkovsky’s spot on the Canadiens’ top line. Because, in reality… the Habs had planned to move Slaf down to the second line.
Training camp for the Montreal Canadiens began on Wednesday, Sept. 16. The Canadiens are hosting 57 players for their 2026-2027 training camp. This roster features 31 forwards, 19 defensemen, and seven goaltenders. All players in this group are either under contract with the Canadiens or their AHL affiliate, the Laval Rocket.
Last week, Samuel Blais took a jab at the Canadiens. He said he didn't like being sent to Laval by the Montreal club during the season because he felt he had performed better than other players on the team.
Something interesting is happening in Montreal, and it has less to do with any one player than with how the Canadiens are putting it all together. A recent
The Connor Hellebuyck trade saga has taken another interesting turn, and this time the Montreal Canadiens have entered the conversation. According to Steve Simmons of the Toronto Sun, the idea that Hellebuyck wants to leave Canada altogether is inaccurate.
Your lineups for tonight's Canadiens game are now available. Now that we know who will be playing in tonight's game against the Senators in Trois-Rivières, we also know who will be lining up with whom in front of the fans in the Mauricie region.
Remember all the chatter about Samuel Montembeault being done in Montreal? Losing the starting job, then losing the backup job too, basically getting written off as a guy the Canadiens would just try to quietly move before the season even started?
Chris Kreider‘s move to Montreal has already produced one of the more amusing moments of training camp, as the veteran winger found himself swept up in the Canadiens’ now-famous “power of friendship” celebration — looking visibly unsure of what exactly was happening around him.
After making it to the Eastern Conference Final last season, it’s pretty easy to look at the Montreal Canadiens and say, “Well, now they have to win the Stanley Cup.” Perhaps, but also perhaps not.
Jacob Fowler has drawn a lot of attention this summer, and most of it has been pretty positive. The Montreal Canadiens goalie has been sitting near the top of prospect lists, and after getting a taste of the NHL last season, it is not hard to understand why.
The Montreal Canadiens have reached an interesting point in their rebuild. For years, the organization was focused on accumulating young talent, draft picks and opportunities for players to prove themselves.