The visiting Montreal Canadiens broke a tie with four unanswered goals in the third period on the way to a 6-2 win over the Boston Bruins on Tuesday night.
Jacob Fowler has played five NHL games since his recall. It’s not a sentence I expected to write on December 24, since it wasn’t the basic plan. But plans change.
On Tuesday evening, the Montreal Canadiens visited the Bruins in Boston. Jacob Fowler was tasked with slowing down the Bruins, while there were also two skater substitutions.
It’s no secret that the Montreal Canadiens and the Boston Bruins are always at loggerheads. Even though the Senators are increasingly seen as the Habs’ biggest rivals, a Boston-Montreal showdown is all but inevitable.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
Earlier today, we learnedthatthere was a virus circulating around the Montreal Canadiens. As my colleague Marc-Olivier Cook pointed out in his piece on practice, Brendan Gallagher and Cole Caufield did not take part in the morning practice, leaving many doubts about tonight’s lineup.
The Montreal Canadiens are approaching an agreement on an entry-level contract with defense prospect Bryce Pickford per Sportsnet’s Eric Engels. This news comes on the heels of a serious hot streak for Pickford.
In less than an hour, Phillip Danault will play his first game in a Habs uniform since the deal that brought him back to town. And for the occasion, it’s a duel against the Bruins that awaits him.
At practice this morning, we were obviously keeping an eye on Phillip Danault, who was training with the Habs for the first time since his return. For those interested, he practiced with Alexandre Texier and Josh Anderson.
In just eight days’ time, national team managers should have confirmed their line-ups for the next Olympic Games. They won’t all be announced on December 31 (the U.S.
France has made history by becoming the first nation to announce their roster for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan Cortina. The roster features Alexandre Texier as the only current NHL player while surprisingly omitting several names with North American experience.
Montreal Canadiens defenseman Noah Dobson is causing waves from some analysts in a negative way. Despite his game-tying goal on Sunday, his defensive game seems to be leaving something to be desired from the highest-paid player on the Habs.
No surprise here, since this was the plan, but Samuel Montembeault is still in Quebec. Since it became known that he wouldn’t be joining his teammates in Pittsburgh over the weekend, it became clear that the Québécois goaltender wouldn’t be playing again until after the holidays.
What will the Canadiens do with their three goaltenders? Eventually, Samuel Montembeault will no longer be able to play with the Laval Rocket, and the Canadiens will have to decide what to do to give everyone some playing time.
The Montreal Canadiens’ season has been defined by progress, growth, and flashes of promise from a young core. Yet one trend continues to stand out, and not in a positive way.
As we head into the holidays, the Montreal Canadiens find themselves in solid standing. They are currently in the top three in the Atlantic Division and the top-ten overall in the NHL.
When Martin St. Louis sent his captain, Nick Suzuki, over the boards to try and tie the game in a shootout against the Pittsburgh Penguins, the Canadiens' fate was almost sealed.
The Team Canada World Juniors squad has played 2 pre-tournament games thus far, and one of their standouts early on has been Montreal Canadiens prospect Michael Hage.
The Montreal Canadiens have been here before. Goaltending depth, once considered a luxury, can quickly become a complication. With Jacob Fowler’s strong
The Montreal Canadiens will likely give Jakub Dobes the start in Pittsburgh. Sam Montembeault didn't make the trip to Pennsylvania, instead staying back in Montreal to work with goalie coach Marco Marciano on his game.
The Montreal Canadiens announced today that forward Sammy Blais has been recalled from the club’s AHL affiliate, the Laval Rocket. The move appears to be a response to an injury suffered last night by veteran forward Jake Evans.
Samuel Montembeault is playing in the AHL, and Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes wants everyone to understand why. The veteran goaltender was assigned to the Laval Rocket, and according to Hughes, the move has nothing to do with doubting Montembeault's talent.
When the Canadiens acquired Phillip Danault a little before the holiday roster freeze, they added a $5.5MM price tag to their books. Even after assigning