It’s been 3 games since Adam Engstrom returned to the NHL for his 2nd stint with the Montreal Canadiens. However, he is looking better than he did during his first two games a couple of weeks back.
Martin St-Louis confirmed his line-up for tonight’s game. The answer everyone was waiting for was given: Jacob Fowler will be tonight’s starting goaltender.
The Canadiens have recalled goaltender Jacob Fowler, center Owen Beck, and defenseman Adam Engstrom from AHL Laval, according to a team announcement late last night.
Following last night’s victory over Winnipeg, the Canadiens announced a pair of roster moves. The team has assigned defenseman Adam Engstrom and winger Florian Xhekaj to AHL Laval.
Earlier this week, Pierre LeBrun dropped an interesting nugget on The Sick Podcast with Tony Marinaro. He noted that several NHL teams have recently inquired about Adam Engstrom and what it might take to pry the young defenseman out of Montreal.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
A lot has happened with the Canadiens in the last few days. Samuel Blais returned to the Canadiens environment… Mike Matheson put down roots in town… the Canadiens ended their Western trip the wrong way after playing well… Alexandre Texier played his first games with the club… And what about Samuel Montembeault’s fine performance against Vegas?
When the Montreal Canadiens set off for their midwestern road trip, they recalled an extra defenceman from the Laval Rocket of the American Hockey League (AHL).
In an episode of The Sick Podcast with Tony Marinaro from earlier this week, insider Pierre Lebrun of TSN shared that several teams have looked into Adam
The Montreal Canadiens announced Wednesday afternoon that defense prospect Adam Engstrom will make his NHL debut against the Utah Mammoth that night. The Canadiens officially recalled Engstrom from the AHL’s Laval Rocket on Sunday, the same day they signed center Alexandre Texier to a one-year contract.
In recent days, the Canadiens have recalled Adam Engstrom. Normally, when the Canadiens go on the road, they recall Marc Del Gaizo. But in this case, recalling an important prospect reminds us that the Habs are elsewhere.
Montreal Canadiens defensive prospect Adam Engstrom will likely get his first taste of NHL action this week, while the team is on the road in the Midwest.
Let’s talk about practice. As we mentioned this morning, there were no fewer than 14 forwards at practice. The uncertainty surrounding Alexandre Texier (who has just arrived) and Jared Davidson (who is not 100%) means that Joshua Roy is still there.
The Montreal Canadiens have officially signed forward Alexandre Texier to a one-year $1 million contract. This deal comes after there had reportedly been a lot of mutual interest between the Habs and the forward over the past week.
Big day in town. While the Canadiens announced the signing of Alexandre Texier on a one-year contract, another major piece of news was announced by the Habs.
The Canadiens won yesterday’s game against the Leafs. And let’s face it: it was a good win. What’s next for the Habs? A practice session tomorrow in Brossard, followed by a trip to Utah.
The Habs are still searching for their identity, especially on the defensive side of the puck. With the long-term injury to Kaiden Guhle, the Habs’ six defensemen have no support.
On the Mathias & Serpent podcast, Mathias Brunet and Simon Boisvert did a rather interesting exercise: predicting the Montreal line-up three years from now.
Finally! Hockey was back in full swing last night, with the first game for the Montreal Canadiens’ prospects, as they took on the Winnipeg Jets’ hopefuls.
Yesterday, I spoke about how there is a three-man race for the final defensive spot in the Montreal Canadiens’ opening night; however, there is another defenseman who deserves his own article as possibly the biggest dark horse in this competition.
When Montreal Canadiens prospect Adam Engstrom came over from Sweden last summer to play in the AHL for the Laval Rocket at the beginning of last season, nobody expected the defenseman to be this high on the Canadiens’ prospect list.
The Montreal Canadiens have a deep pool of talented prospects. Names like David Reinbacher, Michael Hage, Jacob Fowler, and Alexander Zharovsky have dominated discussions about the team’s future.
Adam Engstrom has emerged as the Montreal Canadiens' top defense prospect, and that could translate to a roster spot with the big club in October. David Savard’s departure to the back nine, after a successful NHL career, leaves a gaping spot for the taking.
The Montreal Canadiens have drafted a significant amount of players over the last four years, but, with a 50-contract limit, they can’t keep them all. As the Habs look to defy the odds and build a winner that could compete for the Stanley Cup, this will be one of their biggest summers yet.
Even though most players in the Montreal Canadiens organization are now free to enjoy a few weeks of rest and relaxation, there are still key prospects involved in playoff hockey in their various junior leagues, not to mention players who recently put an end to their playoff runs.