The Montreal Canadiens are staying hot. Their season-opening stumble — a 5-2 loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs on Oct. 9 — feels like forever ago, as they extended their win streak to four games, thanks to another dramatic ending on Thursday night.
For the second straight game, Montreal Canadiens forward Cole Caufield scored the overtime winner, lifting the Habs over the visiting Nashville Predators 3-2 on Thursday.
Cole Caufield scored the tying goal with 20 seconds remaining in the third period and tallied again with three seconds left in overtime, fueling the host Montreal Canadiens to a 3-2 victory over the Nashville Predators on Thursday.
In the summer of 2022, Samuel Montembeault’s mother was working in a Victoriaville pharmacy, and found herself short of delivery drivers, as one was ill and the other on vacation.
The Canadiens took advantage of Patrik Laine’s debut last season to revive their playoff hopes, but this season, with the arrival of new players in the line-up, his role has greatly diminished.
Yesterday, on the JiC show, Renaud Lavoie mentioned that Mike Matheson can play a big role in attracting Sidney Crosby to Montreal.The two guys are good buddies and are very close to each other,but Sidney Crosby or not, Mike Matheson has to stay.
Montreal Canadiens prospect Alexander Zharovsky played a game of 2 tales for Salavat UFA on Thursday. Zharovsky was benched early in the game but finished the day with a very good offensive performance.
The Montreal Canadiens (3-1-0) are coming into Thursday night’s matchup at the Bell Centre against the Nashville Predators (2-1-1) looking to extend their winning streak to 4 games.
The Canadiens are off to a good start. They’ll have the opportunity tonight to go for a fourth win in five games, and that could really happen when you
Montreal Canadiens star defenseman Lane Hutson is fresh off signing a massive eight-year, $70.8 million extension ($8.85 million average annual value) this week.
It’s October 16, 2025. The Canadiens – who have won three of their first four games of the season – are about to play their fifth game of the campaign.
Ivan Demidov’s first full season in the NHL is already generating the kind of buzz that Montreal Canadiens fans haven’t felt since Cole Caufield’s breakout.
Let’s talk about the Canadiens’ line-up: tonight, when the Nashville Predators come to town, the Canadiens will have a slightly different line-up than we’ve seen all season.
For the Montreal Canadiens, the 2025-26 season isn’t just about what’s happening in the NHL. While the big club has started the season on a positive note, several of the organization’s top prospects are lighting it up around the world.
Welcome back to NHL Rumours from the crew at Last Word on Hockey. We’re in week two of the NHL regular season. Teams are settling in to see exactly where they stand in terms of competition and figuring out where they might need to improve.
The Montreal Canadiens started the 2025 NHL season on a positive note, with a record of 3-1-0, and are currently in third place in the Atlantic Division.
The Montreal Canadiens have completed new extensions for Lane Hutson, Jeff Gorton and Kent Hughes over the last few days, which has reportedly turned the focus for contract talks towards veteran defenseman Mike Matheson.
One of the hot and rising teams in the NHL is the Montreal Canadiens. Yet, despite recent success, are they quite in the realm of being considered championship material?
The Montreal Canadiens will have salary cap space to work with going forward … Area of need, and pending UFA Mike Matheson TSN: After the Montreal Canadiens extended Lane Hutson, they have a core group of six players signed at about $47 million, which is tremendous value with the salary cap ceiling going up over $100 million.
The Montreal Canadiens are clearly focusing much of the attention to their blue line this season. Following a trade for Noah Dobson in the summer, the organization signed Lane Hutson to a massive eight-year extension.
General manager Kent Hughes and the rest of the Montreal Canadiens‘ front office has done a stellar job completely reshaping the team’s roster and cap sheet.
When Lane Hutson signed his eight-year, $70.8 million contract this week, it felt bigger than a deal—it felt like a declaration. The Montréal Canadiens have stopped talking about rebuilding; they’re now building something lasting.