Jacob Fowler continued to emerge as the 2027 Calder Trophy favorite in a 46-save shutout and the Montreal Canadiens beat the St. Louis Blues 2-0. The win was the Canadiens third-straight on their four-game road trip and Fowler’s sixth-straight win as he improved to 6-1-0 with a 1.54 GAA and .942 save percentage.
Jacob Fowler made a career-high 46 saves for the shutout in the Montreal Canadiens' 2-0 road win over the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday. The Canadiens are on a three-game winning streak, all on the road.
Michael Hage has many Canadiens fans dreaming. But those who believe the young prospect is untouchable are likely to be disappointed—and not just a little.
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
The Canadiens' start to the season has been fraught with setbacks and problems, but there are some positives to be found amid all the chaos. According to advanced statistics, the defensive pairing of Lane Hutson and Noah Dobson ranks second in the entire NHL offensively.
Canadiens fans are still waiting to see Kent Hughes make a move. And with Nick Suzuki's injury, some of them would like to see the Canadiens' GM be more aggressive in the trade market because there's clearly a hole at center.
If you know your NHL history, picking the three greatest coaches in Montreal Canadiens history shouldn’t be too tough. They’re three of the greatest coaches in the history of the game.
We knew the Canadiens were going to step out of their comfort zone this season with their new “Hometown Remix” uniform. And let's just say that the first image of the jersey making the rounds is sure to get people talking!
Filip Mesar is in his third season as a professional in North America. His first two seasons weren't great, as he played under Pascal Vincent in Laval.
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.
Since the start of the season, we’ve seen members of the Red Wings attend several Montreal Canadiens games. And you know what? That will be the case (again) tonight, as the Habs head to St.
Martin St-Louis spoke to the media before today’s game. As reported by Marc Denis, Jacob Fowler will ultimately be in net for the Habs tonight. He'll face off against Jordan Binnington for the Blues.
Last week, we were the first to report that Nick Suzuki had started skating again. He did so on his own in Brossard, a few days after taking a shot to the hand.
Elias Pettersson is a name that keeps popping up here and there in the rumors. In recent years, his performance hasn't lived up to expectations. But right now, things are looking up for the player who earns $11.6 million per season for nearly six more years.
Carey Price was considered the beacon of quiet, unflappable body language. Outside of the Bronx cheers during the 2009 Stanley Cup playoffs against Boston, nothing ever seemed to really faze him, which led to him becoming one of the greatest goalies of his generation.
There are some things that end up making us sick. Things we no longer want to—or can—hear about. COVID-19… Rumors about CF Montréal moving… Overcrowded
Not long ago, virtually no one in Montreal would have had kind words to say about forward Chris Kreider. Long-time supporters will recall – with a shiver – his collision with goaltender Carey Price in Game 1 of the 2014 Eastern Conference Final that turned that series on its head.
For Cole Caufield, playing in Montreal is about much more than hockey. The energy in the Bell Centre, described by so many as unbelievably electric, is an amazing experience.
We’re all really looking forward to the Dylan Larkin saga coming to an end. More and more, the Montreal Canadiens are finding themselves at the center of rumors involving the Detroit Red Wings center, especially since he played at the Bell Centre.
Since returning to Montreal, Phillip Danault has been doing a lot for the team. In his first few games, he seemed a bit slower (perhaps a little too much so), but that comes with age.
The Montreal Canadiens look to extend their four-game point streak and remain unbeaten on their road trip when they visit the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday night.
On the latest 32 Thoughts Podcast, NHL insider Elliotte Friedman said a Dylan Larkin trade to Montreal is possible, but the Canadiens would have to “reverse engineer” the deal.
The Montreal Canadiens returned a fourth-line forward just before the start of the Heritage Classic. According to Sportnet’s Eric Engels, the Canadiens added Florian Xhekaj to the lineup for tonight’s game, indicating that he has been activated from injured reserve.
We’re now more than a month into the season with a handful of veteran wingers still hoping to find a team for this season. One of those is Patrik Laine. But while no deal in North America has materialized, he’s not looking into international offers, ESPN’s Emily Kaplan relayed this week (Twitter link).
Time for a cold, hard truth: Montreal Canadiens forward Jake Evans is not a top-six forward. However, with No. 1 centre Nick Suzuki injured, desperate times may call for desperate measures.
The Montreal Canadiens are off to an interesting start. Viewed by many as a trendy playoff pick and even a dark horse contender in the Atlantic Division, Montreal has stumbled out of the gate.