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Patrik Laine’s wife anxious about the couple’s future in Montreal

Originally posted on Dose.ca | Last updated Oct 13, 2025 11:29 AM ET

Being a hockey player’s wife can’t be easy. After all, you never know when your husband might be traded. You never know if your husband’s club might simply decide not to offer him a new contract. With kids or not, that brings uncertainty to a couple. And right now, that’s the case for Patrik Laine’s wife, Jordan. In response to a question about how she feels on the heels of the final year of the Canadiens’ #92 contract, she replied that she feels anxious all the time.

Honestly, I feel anxious all the time because it’s obviously a major event in my life that’s totally out of my control.

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Jordan Laine

She asserts, however, that everything in life happens for a reason, and that what must happen will happen. She’s also very proud of Patrik for the mentality he’s adopting right now and for his efforts, but despite everything, she’s at the mercy of what’s going to happen. Patrik Laine has made no secret of the fact that he wants to sign a contract extension to stay with the Canadiens beyond the 2025-2026 season.

We don’t know how far the Habs are willing to negotiate with him(it was in the plans at some point this summer, but we don’t know if it actually happened), considering he’s not off to a great start this season.

In fact, we suspect that the Habs can’t be in a hurry to talk to Laine.The Habs are having trouble finding a role for him right now – as expected – and he’ll have to learn to be more than just a powerplay specialist if he hopes to stay in town. But we don’t know if we really believe that…

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– The Blue Jays lost last night.

– Does Pat Brisson want to be a GM? [JdeM] – À lire.

Infrastructures sportives à Montréal | ” C’est une situation de crise ” https://t.co/VbS1OSTGgu –

La Presse Sports (@LaPresse_Sports) October 13, 2025

– Why not start the ceremony two minutes earlier?

Here’s a fun fact for you ahead of the Habs home opener.

The Canadiens game is expected to start at 7:19PM, 2 mins over the official start time and they will happily pay the 20K for doing so. That’s right. The NHL fines teams 10k for every minute they’re over the start time. – Shaun Starr (@ShaunStarr78) October 12, 2025

– The Habs will practice at 10:30

today at the CN Sports Complex in Brossard as they prepare for tomorrow night’s home opener at the Bell Centre against the Seattle Kraken (7 p.m., TSN2, RDS) #Habs pic.twitter.com/Yz8dqgwg2p

– Stu Cowan (@StuCowan1) October 13, 2025

This article first appeared on Dose.ca and was syndicated with permission.

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