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On YouTubeLane Hutson News / The Hockey Writers / May 5
Canadiens’ Hutson Named Calder Memorial Trophy Finalist
First-year Montreal Canadiens defenseman Lane Hutson got named a finalist for the Calder Memorial Trophy, awarded annually to the NHL’s top rookie, on Monday.
Georges Laraque: 'Forget Marner in Montreal'
Jeff Gorton and Kent Hughes said it (again) this morning, as part of their annual end-of-season review. This summer, the Habs want to add talent to their line-up.
The 'NHL Conn Smythe Trophy winners' quiz
The NHL began awarding the Conn Smythe Trophy to the most valuable player of the postseason beginning in the 1965 season. How many of the past winners can you name in six minutes?
Montreal Canadiens News / The Hockey Writers / May 5
Montreal Canadiens Need Veteran Leadership for the Next Step
The Montreal Canadiens’ 2024-25 season has come to an end, and surprisingly, it came in the playoffs. While last summer, everyone expected the franchise to take a step forward, few people outside of the Canadiens’ dressing room expected a playoff appearance.
What cities should get NHL expansion teams?
It seems the NHL is in a good place. Ratings are up, talent levels are high, and the league added two teams to get up to 32 in the not-too-distant past.
Montreal Canadiens News / Dose.ca / May 5
Dach, Newhook and company: let’s put an end to small projects and find some certainties
Kent Hughes and Jeff Gorton met the Montreal sports media this morning at the Bell Centre. The players last Friday… the management this morning… we’ve now turned the page completely on the 2024-25 season.
Montreal Canadiens News / Pro Hockey Rumors / May 5
Canadiens Notes: Hutson, Laine, Free Agents, Dach
Lane Hutson put up historic numbers in his rookie season, and the Canadiens will look to capitalize on that by discussing a long-term extension as he enters the final season of his entry-level contract, general manager Kent Hughes said today (writes Marco D’Amico of RG).
Kirby Dach News / Dose.ca / May 5
Jeff Gorton on Kirby Dach: Time is running out
Kirby Dach hasn’t had the easiest of seasons. It took him a while to get going because he had to miss almost the entire 23-24 campaign due to injury. We’ve seen a few flashes from him this season (as in the holiday season), but mostly he’s been inconsistent on the ice.
Montreal Canadiens News / Dose.ca / May 5
Kent Hughes: 'For me, we’re not in the playoffs without Patrik Laine'
Patrik Laine isn’t a perfect player. And the Canadiens knew that before they went looking for him in Columbus. But even if Laine “got into trouble at 5-on-5”, in the words of Kent Hughes, the sniper still found a way to help his club.
Nick Suzuki News / Dose.ca / May 5
World Championship: 'You have to wonder if Nick Suzuki regrets saying no'
John Shannon, who is involved in field hockey media in English Canada, posted a funny tweet yesterday. Basically, he said that with Sidney Crosby and Nathan MacKinnon off to represent their country at the World Championship, it’s fair to wonder if Nick Suzuki and Connor Bedard regret saying no to Hockey Canada.
Spencer Knight expects to see Jacob Fowler in the NHL soon
Since joining the Rocket, Jacob Fowler has been shining. In two playoff games with Laval, he’s almost perfect. That didn’t stop Pascal Vincent from putting Cayden Primeau in front of his team’s net today… He lost.
Cayden Primeau News / Dose.ca / May 4
Cayden Primeau was unable to eliminate the Monsters
On this Sunday afternoon, the Laval Rocket faced the Cleveland Monsters in game #3 of the series. Laval won the first two games and could end the series three out of five and move on to the next round.
Cayden Primeau News / Dose.ca / May 4
Cayden Primeau: the CH must not submit a qualifying offer this summer
Cayden Primeau didn’t get the NHL exposure he wanted this season. He started the season in Montreal, but the Canadiens decided to send him back to Laval after seeing him struggle.
Montreal Canadiens News / The Hockey Writers / May 4
Montreal Canadiens’ 2024-25 Player Grades: Forwards
Entering the 2024-25 season, no one expected much from the rebuilding Montreal Canadiens. With a young core and an unproven lineup, the focus was on development, not results.
Lane Hutson News / Dose.ca / May 3
Lane Hutson contract: if Matt Coronato earns $6.5 million a year…
When you look at the CH’s upcoming summer, one thing stands out: the famous second center. In the eyes of just about everyone, this has to be Kent Hughes’ top priority: he needs someone to step in for Nick Suzuki and play center to Ivan Demidov next year.
NHL News / Breakaway on SI / May 3
Lack of Depth Leads To Canadiens' Exit vs. Capitals
With the Montreal Canadiens' season officially over thanks to a 4-1 series loss against Alex Ovechkin and the Stanley Cup-hopeful Washington Capitals, the burning question is what went wrong for the Habs?
Montreal Canadiens News / Dose.ca / May 3
Juraj Slafkovský’s advice to Ivan Demidov: don’t listen to people’s comments
Juraj Slafkovský has been a fixture in Montreal for several years now. The forward, who celebrated his 21st birthday in March, now has three seasons with the CH behind his tie… and that makes him a little less the flavor of the moment.
Montreal Canadiens News / Dose.ca / May 3
Jakub Dobes not sold to Laval (unlike Cayden Primeau)
With the Montreal Canadiens’ season now over, all efforts now turn to the Laval Rocket. Pascal Vincent’s team finished first in the AHL, and currently leads their three-of-five first-round series against the Cleveland Monsters 2-0.
Montreal Canadiens News / Dose.ca / May 3
Gabriel D’Aigle: young Quebec goalie dreams of being drafted by the CH
The Montreal Canadiens have filled their bank of prospects and young players very well since the start of their rebuild. Of course, when Kent Hughes and Jeff Gorton arrived, the CH already had a few good young players like Nick Suzuki and Cole Caufield, as well as a few good prospects like Kaiden Guhle.
Martin St. Louis News / The Hockey Writers / May 3
Canadiens St. Louis a Deserving Jack Adams Finalist… Not Winner
There were many worthwhile Jack Adams Award candidates in 2024-25. So, it speaks to Montreal Canadiens head coach Martin St. Louis’ legitimacy as a fourth-year bench boss that he earned one of the final three finalist spots, alongside Scott Arniel (Winnipeg Jets) and Spencer Carbery (Washington Capitals).
Martin St. Louis News / Athlon Sports / May 3
Canadiens React to NHL's Announcement on Coach Martin St. Louis
This season, the Montreal Canadiens surprised the league by earning a playoff berth for the first time since 2021, finishing with a 40-31-11 record and 91 points.
Juraj Slafkovsky News / House of Hockey / May 2
Canadiens Star Juraj Slafkovsky Calls Out Journalist in Post-Season Press Conference
Montreal Canadiens forward Juraj Slafkovsky fired a shot at media members during his interview on locker room clean out day at Bell Centre following their postseason loss to the Capitals.
Montreal Canadiens News / Daily Faceoff / May 2
Canadiens’ Josh Anderson on team’s future: ‘We’re ready to win’
One of the leaders in the Montreal Canadiens dressing room recognizes the team is heading in the right direction. During the team’s locker-clean-out day on Friday, Canadiens forward Josh Anderson stated the team is ready to start competing with the NHL’s top teams.
Montreal Canadiens News / NHL Trade Talk / May 2
Canadiens News & Rumors: St. Louis, Suzuki, Montembeault, Laine
It’s been a whirlwind week for the Montreal Canadiens, with major updates on the awards front, injury news, and the team’s growing optimism following a return to playoff action.
Montreal Canadiens News / Daily Faceoff / May 2
Canadiens’ Sam Montembeault tore groin, Patrik Laine broke finger during playoffs
A number of players were going through some significant injuries during the Metropolitan Division Semifinals. During the team’s locker-clean-out day on Friday, it was revealed that Montreal Canadiens goaltender Sam Montembeault suffered a torn groin during Game 3 of the team’s first-round series against the Washington Capitals.
Montreal Canadiens News / Daily Faceoff / May 1
Good news, Canadiens fans: the future looks incredibly bright
“The pain that you feel right now is normal, but I think it’s not even close to what’s coming … the joy that’s coming.” Those were the wise words of Montreal Canadiens coach Martin St.
NHL News / Yardbarker / May 1
Alex Ovechkin lifts Capitals into second round of Stanley Cup playoffs
Entering Game 5 against Montreal on Wednesday, the Capitals hadn't made it out of the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs since the 2017-18 season. They needed Ovechkin to excel in the series against the Canadiens to end the drought.
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