Some potential decisions are disturbing, not because they’re shocking, but because they upset a status quo we took for granted. Alexandre Carrier is one of those players you’d never think you’d see in the stands… until the day reality hits: nobody is untouchable.
Montreal Canadiens defenseman Alexandre Carrier has been really struggling as of late and has often looked like a liability for the Habs over the past few weeks.
The Canadiens managed to pick up two points yesterday in Utah. Good thieves that they were last night, the boys quickly took off for Vegas after the game.
The Montreal Canadiens are going through a truly horrific sequence at the moment, on every level, after starting the season off superbly. What stands out the most from the Habs’ current woes is the fact that the team is giving up so many goals game after game.
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.
The Canadiens are in a bad way. You know it, I know it, Kent Hughes knows it, Jeff Gorton knows it – everyone knows it The job of Martin St-Louis and the players, at this point, will be to organize themselves to win hockey games with the resources available to the coach.
To say that tonight’s match between the Canadiens and the Senators was a bit of a mismatch would be to understate the situation. Of course, between the numerous fights and all the dirty tricks, let’s just say that the guys weren’t really able to prepare properly for the season.
Top Canadiens defense prospect David Reinbacher sustained a broken metacarpal bone in his hand in last night’s exhibition loss to the Maple Leafs and will miss the next four weeks.
The Canadiens organization focused on improving its defensive brigade over the summer, and the departure of David Savard from the team was offset by the arrival of Noah Dobson, a more talented player who should play a lot of minutes for the Habs next season.
Montreal Canadiens defenseman Alexandre Carrier was acquired in a deal that saw the club ship out one of their promising defensive prospects, Justin Barron.
Last season, the word that kept ringing out at the Montreal Canadiens’ annual golf tournament was the famous mix. Neither Kent Hughes, Jeff Gorton nor Martin St-Louis dared talk of the playoffs as a goal, while mix remained the popular and cautious word.
The offseason leading into the 2025-26 season continues, and with the major events such as the NHL Entry Draft and free agent frenzy completed, the dog days of summer wear on as NHL management groups take a bit of a breather before the training camps begin.
The deal that brought Alexandre Carrier to Montreal last season was a game-changer for the team. The defenseman stabilized a defensive brigade that was struggling… and the club went back to winning with regularity afterwards.
Kent Hughes and the Habs have had a relatively busy summer so far. The general manager has improved his team by acquiring Noah Dobson and Zachary Bolduc via trade, in addition to signing several depth players.
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.
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.
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.
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.