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Juraj Slafkovsky News / Dose.ca / November 11
'I need to score more goals': Juraj Slafkovsky talks (a lot), but…
Every now and then, Juraj Slafkovsky appears before the media to say he needs to play better. He's already done this a few times since the start of the season.
Mike Matheson News / A Winning Habit / November 11
Mike Matheson injury update creates defensive line dilemma for Canadiens
Mike Matheson appears close to a return, possibly as early as Thursday against the Boston Bruins, after missing the last six games due to an injury. On Wednesday, he practiced in full and is reportedly set to travel with Montreal to Boston, which is usually a good indication that he is expected to play.
The 'NHL Hart Trophy winners' quiz
Can you name every winner of the Hart Trophy, which honors the most valuable player in the NHL, since 1983?
The Flyers don’t want to trade Michkov, Zharovsky (the goon), and the Laine brothers to New York
The news sparked a reaction: yesterday, Kevin Weekes said in a tweet that Matvei Michkov would like a fresh start. And it didn’t take long for the Flyers to get involved.
The biggest draft bust for every NHL team
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.
Nick Suzuki News / Professor Press Box / November 11
Suzuki's Return Reminds Canadiens Fans What They Missed
Nick Suzuki didn't need to have a spectacular night against the Minnesota Wild to remind Montreal Canadiens fans how important he is. In fact, the way Tuesday's game unfolded might have made the point even better.
Samuel Montembeault News / Dose.ca / November 11
'I know there’s interest in Samuel Montembeault in the NHL'
We've been wondering for quite some time now what's going to happen with the goaltending situation in Montreal. The plan at the start of the season was simple: Jacob Fowler was sent down to the American Hockey League because the Canadiens didn't want a three-way goaltending situation in Montreal.
Montreal Canadiens News / The Sick Podcast / November 11
Nick Suzuki, Jake Evans Take Therapy Days; Mike Matheson Returns
Forwards Nick Suzuki and Jake Evans had therapy days and were not on the ice with their Montreal Canadiens teammates at practice on Wednesday. Despite Suzuki and Evans taking therapy days, St.
Cole Caufield News / Dose.ca / November 11
Questionable penalty: Cole Caufield called out the referees after today’s practice
Also, did Cole Caufield deserve to be penalized late in last night's game against the Wild? I don't think so. But we also know that things can happen quickly in the heat of the moment.
The defining figure for every NHL franchise
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.
Matvei Michkov News / A Winning Habit / November 11
What a potential Canadiens trade for Matvei Michkov could look like
More trade buzz is building, this time around Philadelphia Flyers forward Matvei Michkov. At this point in time, reports are conflicting. One report from ESPN said that Michkov was open to a fresh start, while a recent report from The Athletic said that no trade request as been made.
Mike Matheson News / Dose.ca / November 11
Mike Matheson is heading to Boston
Good news for the Canadiens. The team announced that Mike Matheson will be able to make the trip to Boston this afternoon. This suggests he has a chance to play tomorrow.
Jakub Dobes News / Dose.ca / November 11
Training: A Clue About Who Will Be in Goal Tomorrow
For the past few weeks, we've gotten used to seeing Jakub Dobes play once a week. Logically, his turn should come up soon, since he hasn't played since November 5 against the Mammoth.
Montreal Canadiens News / The Hockey Writers / November 11
Canadiens’ Youth Depth Is an Enviable Problem
A few days ago, fellow Montreal Canadiens scribe William Borget wrote that the club will have big roster decisions to make when reinforcements such as Ivan Demidov return from injury.
Montreal Canadiens News / The Hockey Writers / November 11
The Canadiens Have a Power Play Problem
The Montreal Canadiens have enjoyed an impressive start to the 2026–27 season, establishing themselves as one of the hottest teams in the NHL. Despite dealing with injuries to important players, Montreal has continued to find ways to win games and collect valuable points in the standings.
Jacob Fowler News / Dose.ca / November 11
It was Jacob Fowler who 'increased the Canadiens’ chances of winning'
Last night, the Canadiens welcomed Carey Price to the Bell Centre. The club's former goaltender, who has been retired for several years now, was inducted into the club's Hall of Fame.
Montreal Canadiens News / A Winning Habit / November 11
2 key takeaways from the Montreal Canadiens 2-1 overtime loss to the Wild
On a night that Carey Price was honored after going into the Hockey Hall of Fame, it isn't all that surprising that it would be a goalie duel between the Montreal Canadiens and Minnesota Wild.
Carey Price News / NHL on ClutchPoints / November 11
Canadiens great Carey Price receives a legendary welcome in return to Montreal
Carey Price was unable to bring the Montreal Canadiens a Stanley Cup, but fans know it was not from a lack of trying. The generational goaltender consistently achieved excellence and pushed his body to the limit for his teammates and supporters.
Montreal Canadiens News / NHL on ClutchPoints / November 11
Canadiens’ Martin St. Louis shares heartfelt reaction to fans’ reception for Carey Price
Montreal Canadiens head coach Martin St. Louis was happy Carey Price received a hero’s welcome during his induction into the team’s Ring of Honour, but he was also grateful that his team got to witness it.
A (highly) controversial penalty costs the Canadiens the game against the Wild
Tonight, the Canadiens took the ice at the Bell Centre. The Minnesota Wild were in town for the game. For the Habs, Josh Anderson returned to action after missing Saturday's game for personal reasons.
Arber Xhekaj News / The Hockey Writers / November 11
NHL has Canadiens’ Xhekaj under surveillance
There has been a discussion on social media among Montreal Canadiens fans that there is, or at least seems to be, an unwritten, highly punitive code operating inside the NHL’s rulebook, and right now, that Arber Xhekaj is paying its highest marginal tax rate.
Kaiden Guhle News / The Sick Podcast / November 9
Lariviere: Kaiden Guhle Becoming A Leader On The Canadiens Blueline
Montreal Canadiens defenseman Kaiden Guhle has developed into a leader on the Montreal Canadiens blueline this season. The 24-year-old defenseman has been tasked with more responsibility early in the 2026-27 season and is living up to the challenge thus far.
Montreal Canadiens News / Professor Press Box / November 9
The Canadiens Are Learning Something Important About Winning
Something interesting is happening in Montreal, and it might be bigger than a 10-1-2 run. The Canadiens started the season slowly, but they've quickly turned things around.
Gleb Pugachyov News / Professor Press Box / November 8
Why the Canadiens Need to Be Patient with Gleb Pugachyov
Montreal Canadiens fans have plenty of reasons to watch their young prospects. The organization is trying to build something that lasts, and every first-round pick naturally gets a little extra attention.
Jacob Fowler News / Daily Faceoff / November 8
Canadiens’ Jacob Fowler had apple thrown at him during game against Leafs
What have you seen thrown on the ice during a hockey game? Hats, cephalopods, rubber rats, chickens, tennis balls and bras have landed on the playing surface over the NHL’s illustrious history.
NHL News / Yardbarker / November 7
Why NHL referee offered Canadiens goalie Jacob Fowler an apple during game
A weird scene unfolded during Saturday's Montreal Canadiens-Toronto Maple Leafs game when referee TJ Luxmore pulled a green apple out of his pocket in the second period following a whistle.
NHL News / Yardbarker / November 5
Canadiens' Cole Caufield continues to be a game-changer in overtime
The Montreal Canadiens erased an early two-goal deficit against the Utah Mammoth on Thursday night, earning a 5-4 overtime win. The hero in overtime was the same player it usually is for the Canadiens -- forward Cole Caufield.
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