We’ve been saying it all season long, and last night was another fine example. When the Habs’ first trio is in form, it really shows in the team’s results.
Cole Caufield was dominant tonight. Playing in a full Bell Centre for the first time in his life, the young Canadien was one of his team’s driving forces – and one of the reasons for the 6-3 victory.
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 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 Montreal Canadiens knew they’d be in for a physical series, and Cole Caufield has turned into the biggest hit magnet through two games against the Washington Capitals.
Washington Capitals star Alex Ovechkin did more than score goals on Monday's 3-2 overtime win over the Montreal Canadiens. In fact, Ovechkin delivered in every way during the Capitals' Game 1 victory over the Habs, scoring twice—including a historic overtime winner—and setting the tone physically with a game-high seven hits.
Montreal Canadiens forward Cole Caufield made no secret about being unhappy after being leveled by Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin in Game 1 of their series.
Trevor Timmins, who joined the Canadiens in 2002 as the director of player development, as well as holding the position of amateur draft director and assistant general manager, has left a rather mixed record during his 20 years in charge of the team’s draft.
When the Montreal Canadiens’ front office spoke about wanting the team to be “in the mix” before the season began, they weren’t paying lip service. What they envisioned was meaningful hockey in March—maybe even April—as the next logical step in this rebuild.
The Montreal Canadiens faced the Ottawa Senators on Friday night. The mission for Cole Caufield and his teammates was quite simple. A win clinches the franchise’s first Stanley Cup Playoff berth in an 82-game season since 2017.
The Montreal Canadiens are closing in on their first trip to the playoffs since 2021. They have one each of their last five games to pull ahead of the New York Rangers and currently sit in the final postseason spot.
The Montreal Canadiens are one of the biggest surprises as the regular season ends. The Habs are clinging to the final Wild Card spot in the Eastern Conference and continue to find ways to win.
When the Montreal Canadiens reached the Eastern Conference final in 2013-2014, their number one center, Tomas Plekanec, scored 43 points in 82 games in the regular season.
In the past few hours, the organization has posted a nice little video confirming that Cole Caufield and Christian Dvorak are still roommates and very good friends.
There's a lot of hope right now in Montreal. If the team ends up failing to win the wild card playoff race this year, there will still be a lot of positive things to fall back on.
At the trade deadline, the Ottawa Senators made a big move by acquiring Dylan Cozens. They managed to get him for just Josh Norris and Jacob Bernard-Docker, and so far, it looks like a great deal for them.
The Montreal Canadiens were in Edmonton on Thursday, looking to extend their winning streak to a season-high six games. The Oilers are always a difficult
The Montreal Canadiens were hoping to earn their fourth consecutive win as they faced the struggling Sabres in Buffalo. Rookie netminder Jakub Dobes was given his first start since early February, stopping 24 of the 26 shots sent his way to secure a well-deserved 4-2 win for the Habs.
As you know, the Montreal Canadiens picked up another big 2 points last night in overtime, thanks to a game-winning goal from Cole Caufield. We're talking about an absolutely magnificent and spectacular goal.
Cole Caufield scored 3:21 into overtime to lift the host Montreal Canadiens to a 4-3 victory over the reeling San Jose Sharks on Thursday. Caufield received a slick backhanded pass from captain Nick Suzuki and skated around Sharks rookie Macklin Celebrini before shoveling the puck past Alexandar Georgiev.
The Montreal Canadiens hosted the Carolina Hurricanes on Tuesday night, looking to pick up another two points to close the gap between themselves and the final Eastern Conference wild-card spot.
With 25 games left in the Montreal Canadiens’ season and the playoffs all but out of reach for a fourth straight year, the focus for both fans and players shifts toward individual milestones, development, and securing roles for next season.
In a post-game interview after his team had gutted out an over-time shootout win against a powerful Colorado Avalanche squad, Montreal Canadiens winger Cole Caufield shared his thoughts with Sportsnet’s Faizal Khamisa.
According to some, Montreal Canadiens forward Cole Caufield could indeed face punishment from the National Hockey League.
Cole Caufield is off to an impressive start in the 2024-25 NHL season, solidifying his place as one of the league’s premier young scorers. With 16 points in 19 games, including a hot start where he led the NHL with 12 goals early in the campaign, the 23-year-old winger has been instrumental in the Montreal Canadiens’ success.
Montreal Canadiens’ forward Cole Caufield is finding the back of the net at an impressive pace this season. Through his first 16 games this year, Caufield has scored 12 times and is on pace for 60 goals, which would shatter his previous career high of 28.
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