*Beware of spoilers for the fifth episode of the 2nd season of The Rebuild: Inside the Montreal Canadiens. The 5th episode of The Rebuild: Inside the Montreal Canadiens had two main storylines throughout the episode.
Heading into the 2025-26 season, the Montreal Canadiens have more depth at the wing positions than they have had in years. As a result, a veteran leader like Brendan Gallagher may end up getting less ice time than he has ever had in previous seasons.
Brendan Gallagher has been part of the Canadiens organization for a long, long time. The feisty little forward also looks set to become the “oldest” Canadiens player on the team’s books.
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?
The Canadiens made a number of changes over the summer, and the team’s bottom six has changed significantly. In particular, the team let go of forwards Christian Dvorak and Joel Armia, who signed contracts with the Philadelphia Flyers and Los Angeles Kings respectively.
Getting to 500 NHL goals is not as rare as it used to be, but it certainly still is not commonplace. Heading into the 2025-26 season, 48 players have done it.
Derek Van Diest of NHL.com: Edmonton OIlers GM Stan Bowman said they are eager and ready to talk contract extension with Connor McDavid and his camp whenever they’re ready.
This afternoon, Kent Hughes completed a monstrous transaction by acquiring Noah Dobson. In doing so, the club acquired a first-pair right-handed defenseman, something that’s been sorely needed in town ever since Shea Weber hung up his skates.
Brendan Gallagher is a much-loved player… at least among Montreal Canadiens fans. In the rest of the NHL, that’s another debate, because he’s a real hater when you’re on the other side.
Adding to the frustration that Montreal Canadiens fans are experiencing right now is the decision by the NHL not to punish Washington Capitals players for their actions in Game 2.
The Montreal Canadiens fell in a dramatic game one, and now, they've got an unfortunate update on one of their key veteran players as Brendan Gallagher reportedly missed practice on Tuesday.
If you told Montreal Canadiens fans they would make the playoffs in December, they may have laughed.
Tonight, the Canadiens have one last opportunity to control their own destiny and help themselves make the playoffs. To do so, they simply need to go out and get a point (or two, obviously) against the Hurricanes.
Jasons of Brendan Gallagher. At the beginning of the season, we were talking about him as a player who was no longer following. We were saying that seeing the Canadiens buy out his contract could be an option in June 2025 since Gallagher’s annual salary will go from $9 million to $6.5 million, then $4 million thereafter.
There’s been a lot of praise for Brendan Gallagher lately and you know what? It’s frankly well-deserved. The little warrior from the Canadiens in Montreal has never changed his style of play and he continues to help the club in his own way.
The Montreal Canadiens lost a 6-4 game to the Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday, during which they also lost a video review on a Flyers goal in the third period.
Brendan Gallagher was never supposed to make it to the NHL. At least, that’s what the experts believed. But from the moment he first put on skates, he defied expectations.
According to what TVA Sports journalist Anthony Martineau reported, another member of the Montreal Canadiens has indeed gone through a terrible tragedy.
As we mentioned in the last few minutes, Montreal Canadiens forward Brendan Gallagher has reacted to the announcement of his mother's passing. With all his courage, he stood in front of reporters and answered questions about it.
The Canadiens have built great momentum as of late, and now, Brendan Gallagher has added to the good news with a massive announcement.
On Monday, the Canadiens organization announced that Gallagher had been temporarily excused from the team's regular activities for personal reasons.
The New Jersey Devils have only a handful of prospects they can trade at the deadline, but one who stands out is Xavier Parent. The forward is having a great season for the Utica Comets, the American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate of the Devils, and he’s one of the skaters teams can look at and see his upside.
Few players epitomize resilience and determination like Brendan Gallagher. From a humble beginning as a fifth-round pick (147th overall) in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft to playing his 800th NHL game, Gallagher’s career with the Montreal Canadiens has been a testament to grit, passion, and an unrelenting will to succeed.
Not only are Canadiens fans disappointed with the team's start to the season, but forward Brendan Gallagher is too.
Montreal Canadiens veteran forward Brendan Gallagher recently spoke about the team’s belief that they are ready to compete for a playoff spot. However, he emphasized that words alone won’t get the team there.
Having grown up writing about the Montreal Canadiens, I didn’t know what it would take to turn me into that curmudgeonly old guy defending the veterans as the fanbase rightfully becomes obsessed with the youth movement.
This marks the first time that Gallagher has been suspended across his 12-year NHL career.
With Montreal Canadiens forward Brendan Gallagher under fire for his late hit on New York Islanders defenseman Adam Pelech, the Department of Player Safety has indicated that Gallagher will not be receiving an in-person hearing, meaning he is subject to a maximum suspension of five games.
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