Making the playoffs was a great dose of experience for the Canadiens’ young players. You knew that. Alexandre Carrier has an example to set, since in the first period of the first playoff game, Kaiden Guhle turned to the Québécois and told him that the playoffs go fast.
In the playoffs, things get a little shaky, as we saw in the series between the Montreal Canadiens and the Washington Capitals. Many players play injured, and we learn this when we look back on the season.
The Canadiens have only played two playoff games at the Bell Centre this year. And do you know what? It’s enough to remind us just how special the atmosphere in the CH’s amphitheatre is when the going gets tough.
Everyone plays injured in the playoffs. That’s the way it’s supposed to be. And now that the Habs are eliminated, tongues will be wagging and we’ll learn a little more about some of the players who gave their all for the Flannel this year.
The Washington Capitals are moving on to the next round. The Metropolitan Division winners took down the Montreal Canadiens in Game 5 to advance to the second-round.
The Canadiens are on the brink of elimination at the moment. They need to win their next three games, including two on the road, to survive and advance to the second round of the playoffs.
Last night, Tom Wilson was Tom Wilson against the Canadiens. The forward, who can hit like a train, served up a major-league check to Alexandre Carrier… and that got him out of the game.
Prepare to get angry, Montreal Canadiens fans. Get angrier, rather. You’re already angry after Tom Wilson’s devastating hit on Alexandre Carrier changed the face of Game 4 versus the Washington Capitals Sunday night at the Bell Centre.
In December, Kent Hughes completed a transaction with Barry Trotz. The CH sent Justin Barron to Nashville, and in return, Alexandre Carrier went the other way.
Maybe Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes knew something his critics didn’t … or at least something they didn’t properly factor in at the trade deadline.
Alexandre Carrier was traded from the Nashville Predators to the Montreal Canadiens for Justin Barron just over three months ago. Carrier, known for his defensive reliability, came to Montreal in a straightforward swap for Barron, a young defenseman with some potential upside.
As the Montreal Canadiens enjoy their finest stretch of hockey this season (six wins in seven matches), it’s interesting to note that the organization performed a transaction just before it started.
The Montreal Canadiens have been a dominant team since the trade that saw defenceman Alexandre Carrier join the team from the Nashville Predators. Beyond
It’s only been three games, but the trade to acquire Alexandre Carrier from the Nashville Predators is already paying off for the Montreal Canadiens. Of
As the clock wound down to the NHL Holiday Trade Freeze, the Montreal Canadiens went and filled a need on their defense corps with the acquisition of Alexandre Carrier from the Nashville Predators.
TSN journalist, Darren Dreger, has just revealed new and interesting information following the trade between the Canadiens and the Predators. Let's not forget that on Wednesday night, Kent Hughes acquired defenseman Alexandre Carrier in exchange for the young Justin Barron.
The Montreal Canadiens and Nashville Predators did some restructuring on the blueline on Wednesday night, as the Habs acquired defenseman Alexandre Carrier from the Preds for fellow D-man Justin Barron.
The Montreal Canadiens were looking to fill a position of need on defense. Montreal was looking for a veteran right-shot top-four defenseman. The Canadiens found it with the acquisition of Alexandre Carrier from the Nashville Predators.
Carrier played in Nashville’s recent game against the Senators on Saturday but left the contest in the third period after getting hit. He finished that game with zero points, a -1 rating, four blocks and two hits in 15:39 of ice time.
Alexandre Carrier’s future was uncertain for months. The Nashville Predators defenseman spent the 2023-24 season playing on an expiring contract. When Carrier and the team didn’t initially agree to an extension, he became the subject of trade deadline rumors.
The Nashville Predators have resigned 27-year-old defenseman Alexandre Carrier. As per Pierre LeBrun, Carrier was offered a three-year contract with $3.75 million AAV.
Despite all of the moves the Nashville Predators made on deadline day and the day prior, what many were waiting for is to see if Alexandre Carrier would be moved or stay with the team, potentially signing a contract extension.
The Nashville Predators finally made a trade as there have been rumors swirling and moves around the NHL happening. This came in the form of an Anthony Beauvillier acquisition.
Nashville Predators' defenseman Alexandre Carrier is having a strong 2023-2024 season already setting a new career high in goals and ranking second on the team in blocked shots.
Nashville Predators defenseman Alex Carrier suffered an upper-body injury against the Minnesota Wild on Thursday and will now be out for the foreseeable future.