One goal (on the powerplay, on a throw-in) in two games is nothing to write home about, but if you’ve been watching the Habs games this season, you’ll have noticed that Juraj Slafkovsky wants to start off on the right foot.
It may only be two games into the regular season, but the defensive pairing of Mike Matheson and newcomer Noah Dobson has looked very good together. Matheson has especially been a great player for the Canadiens to start the season.
There’s been an unquestionably positive narrative surrounding the Canadiens’ fully-assumed rebuild since the departure of Marc Bergevin and the arrival of the Hughes-Gorton (HuGo) duo.
The Montreal Canadiens (1-1-0) are in Chicago to take on the Blackhawks (0-1-1) to play in a team’s home opener for the 3rd straight time to start the season.
Right now, there’s a huge wave of optimism surrounding the Canadiens. Seeing the club have two good games (despite its 1-1-0 record) to start the season is a good sign.Especially since, in recent years, the start of the season has been a more… complicated time.Of the lot, Oliver Kapanen is highly praised, with two goals in two games.
Today, the Canadiens travel to Chicago to take on the Blackhawks. This will be the last road game for Martin St-Louis’ troupe before they play their first game at the Bell Centre this season.
Virtually everyone in Montreal was skeptical that Oliver Kapanen would start the season at center to Ivan Demidov and Alex Newhook, and worried that the Finnish rookie would take over the second center spot for the start of the 2025-2026 season.
Montreal Canadiens fans can rejoice that they will have a place to watch the Canadiens for the foreseeable future in both French and English. With television
If there’s one young prospect we really didn’t expect to see at the Montreal Canadiens’ latest practice camp, it was Vinzenz Rohrer. Having been drafted in the third round (75ᵉ overall) in 2022, Rohrer was never a name that stood out in the Habs’ prospect rankings, especially since he’s been developing in Switzerland with Zurich.
As of Saturday morning, defenseman Alexandre Carrier still had official credit for the Montreal Canadiens’ fourth goal against the Detroit Red Wings on Thursday, despite forward Zachary Bolduc having seemingly deflected it in instead.
The hot topic right now with the Montreal Canadiens is certainly star defenseman Lane Hutson’s next contract. Everyone is anxiously awaiting the Habs’ #48 to sign his next contract, because we’re all anxious to learn that Hutson will be a Canadiens player for a long time to come (if he signs long-term, of course).
The Montreal Canadiens will start the 2025-26 season with a couple of rookies on the roster. The Calder Trophy favourite, Ivan Demidov and Finnish forward Oliver Kapanen.
The Montreal Canadiens are only two games into the 2025-26 NHL season. However, we are already beginning to learn some things about the team and what the future may hold for the rest of the year.
After just two games into the new 2025-2026 season, 13 Montreal Canadiens players have already registered at least one point, leaving just five players who have been blanked from the scoresheet so far – Josh Anderson, Jake Evans, Patrik Laine, Kaiden Guhle and Lane Hutson.
It’s Friday night, so it’s the night when many of the Habs’ prospects are in action in the AHL and NCAA, as is the case with Michael Hage, who is off to a great start to the season so far with seven points, including two goals, in just two games with the University of Michigan.
Two games don’t make a season, but Zachary Bolduc is off to a great start with the Habs. The forward has already scored two goals, has a good physical presence in front of the opposition’s net and complements Brendan Gallagher very well(who, this morning, was the NHL’s leading even-strength scorer).
The Montreal Canadiens’ regular season may have just started, but it’s clear that Juraj Slafkovsky has understood how important a strong start to a season is for him as a player.
The Montreal Canadiens made it look easy on Tuesday night, handling Detroit 5-1 with a mix of skill, smarts, and some physical play. The box score tells part of the story, but watching the game shows just how well this team moves together.
Negotiations between the Montreal Canadiens and defenseman Lane Hutson have hit a wall, and according to multiple reports, tensions are running a tad high right now.
As the Montreal Canadiens hit the road for the start of the 2025–26 season, all eyes will be on Sam Montembeault when he tends the crease against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Wednesday.