This morning, a few Canadiens players took to the ice in Brossard. Among them? Ivan Demidov, Kirby Dach, and Jake Evans decided to stretch their legs… and David Savard played goalie for the guys once again.
The Canadiens are off today. The team won’t be practicing since they’ve announced a travel day. But there was still some action in Brossard: Alex Newhook, who hasn’t played since November 13, jumped on the ice to work on his return to the game.
David Savard is now retired, and do you know what that means? It means he now has the time to devote, on a more regular basis, to his family… and to lunches
On Thursday night’s Episode of the Sick Podcast Mailbag with Tony Marinaro and Brian Wilde, they received a question from @expos_habs on X/Twitter about what they think Arber Xhekaj’s trade value is.
The Canadiens have had a fantastic summer so far as they aim to build on their first playoff appearance since 2021. The Habs lost some forwards but have been busy improving their defence and fixing other gaps in their roster.
In the lore of the NHL, it's the Stanley Cup-winning teams that are remembered the most from seasons past. Yet, when looking back on the best of the best
No doubt, the Montreal Canadiens needed to fill a space on the right side on defense. They didn’t really need a (or, for that matter, the) Noah Dobson, though.
With the retirement of David Savard, who will officially retire from the Canadiens on July 1, there will be a hole on the right-hand side of the Montreal blue line.
With the retirement of David Savard, the defensive line looks like this for next season. Obviously, I’m doing the exercise with the defensemen the Habs are counting on internally.
Last week, Montreal Canadiens defenseman David Savard announced he will hang up the skates after the 2025 Playoffs, bringing an end to a steady, hard-nosed career that spanned over 800 NHL games.
As the curtain begins to fall on the 2024–25 NHL season, one of the league’s most respected veterans is preparing to skate off into retirement. David Savard, a reliable, physical, and selfless defenseman, announced that this playoff run will be his last.
David Savard will retire from professional hockey after this final playoff run with the Montreal Canadiens, per Renaud Lavoie, who covers the team. The veteran defenseman has confirmed he will play in the 2025 NHL playoffs and then hang up his skates, regardless of the results in this postseason run.
Montreal Canadiens’ defenseman David Savard confirmed to reporters Friday he will retire at the end of the Habs’ playoff run. TVA Sports reporter Renaud Lavoie also confirmed that Savard told the front office about his decision a few weeks ago.
With the Toronto Maple Leafs only a couple of days away from the trade deadline, a new update regarding a potential candidate has led to even more pressure.
Darren Dreger discussed potential Montreal Canadiens trades between now and the deadline during his segment on Team 690, mentioning that there’s still a possibility the team may move a player or two, despite the recent contract extension given to Jake Evans.
Montreal Canadiens defenseman David Savard's future with the franchise has been under the microscope in recent weeks. Savard, 34, is currently set to become an unrestricted free agent at the end of the 2024-25 NHL season.
Defensemen David Savard might well be playing his last season with the Montreal Canadiens. According to Pierre LeBrun, hockey expert for TSN, no discussions about a contract extension have taken place between the Canadiens' management and the veteran's representatives.
With the Leafs still trying to fine-tune their defense and the Canadiens eyeing the future, this rare deadline trade could benefit both sides despite the rivalry.
The Montreal Canadiens fell to the Utah team on Tuesday night, and let's just say it wasn't the best officiated game in NHL history. After the game, veteran defenseman David Savard shared what happened late in the second period, which also led to his 10-minute penalty.
The Edmonton Oilers are eyeing potential defensive reinforcements, with names like Marcus Pettersson being floated around, among others. This week, a Montreal Canadiens defenseman made the list of possible targets, that being David Savard.
Montreal Canadiens defenseman David Savard has emerged as a coveted asset for NHL teams eyeing defensive reinforcements ahead of the trade deadline. Dave Pagnotta of The Fourth Period confirmed the growing interest in Savard while making an appearance on Sirius XM NHL Network Radio (h/t NHLRumors.com) on Wednesday.
The trade deadline cannot come fast enough. By the time 3pm ET on Friday hits we will have discussed every mid-level defensive talent in the league on a lottery bound team.
According to Eric Engels of Sportsnet, at 33, defenseman David Savard stands as a stabilizing force for the Montreal Canadiens, but he might be a trade candidate this season.