Tonight, the Canadiens are in Washington for the second game of their first-round series. And while we knew that the 18 skaters would be the same as in Game 1, we didn’t know if that would translate into new lineups.
In the playoffs, unless you’re the Edmonton Oilers, it’s quite rare for a team to go far with only the production of their star players. Generally, it takes secondary production, and therefore help from depth players, to score important goals and take pressure off the shoulders of the top line.
As the Montreal Canadiens push to secure their spot in the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs, the club will have a reinforced lineup for Wednesday’s regular-season finale versus the Carolina Hurricanes as left winger Emil Heineman is set to return, reports Sportsnet’s Eric Engels.
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 need a point in their season finale to clinch the Stanley Cup Playoffs, and now they've got a major return to make it happen. After
In recent days, we learned that Emil Heineman was injured. But we didn’t know if he was upset with the habs (if he was just being left out) or simply upset about being injured.
We really don’t know what’s going on with Emil Heineman. The big forward hasn’t played since April 5, when the Flyers were visiting the Centre Bell. Is he injured?
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.
Sunday, we learned at the last second that David Savard and Emil Heineman would not be able to face the Predators of Nashville on the road. Arber Xhekaj therefore played on the blue line.
Late breaking news. The Canadiens, who will be in Nashville tonight, will have to make do without two key elements: David Savard and Emil Heineman. Both players will be absent and will be evaluated on a daily basis.
Since the 4 Nations break, the first trio has been doing well. Nick Suzuki (21 points), Cole Caufield (13 points), and Juraj Slafkovsky (13 points) are helping the Habs offensively.
The officiating has been rather, let's say, questionable in the most recent games of the Montreal Canadiens. Last night's game was no exception, and there were two particular sequences that caught attention.
In sports, the focus is often on the stars, the players who rack up the points, make the highlight-reel plays, or carry teams on their backs. But sometimes, the most impactful players don’t show up in the box score the way you’d expect.
At times this season, the Montreal Canadiens have looked like a genuinely good hockey club with aspirations of making the playoffs. While the team sits in 7th place in the Atlantic Division, they do hold a record over .500 with 61 points through 59 games.
The importance of Emil Heineman in the formation of the Montreal Canadiens often goes unspoken. We’ve been talking about him for good reasons since the beginning of the season (and that’s totally normal), but we may not realize how much of an impact he has on the CH.
Montreal Canadiens left winger Emil Heineman will return to the lineup Saturday versus the Atlantic Division rival Ottawa Senators after missing the past 14 games due to a lower-body injury.
If you were to identify the high point for the Montreal Canadiens this season, it occurred following the holidays, as the team put together some of their best outings of the rebuild, beating a long list of recent Stanley Cup winners in the process.
This means that, just a few hours after the announcement of his accident, the young player is already breaking his silence. He took the time to thank the fans for their love and support, and he announced that he will be back at 100%.
On Tuesday morning, Montréal Canadiens forward Emil Heineman was struck by a car as a pedestrian. The accident happened in Salt Lake City, Utah, and it’s been announced that the Swedish forward will be out for 3-4 weeks.
Montréal Canadiens forward Emil Heineman is recovering after being struck by a car while walking in Salt Lake City on Monday evening, ahead of Tuesday’s game there against Utah Hockey Club.
Montreal Canadiens forward Emil Heineman will be sidelined three to four weeks after sustaining an upper-body injury in a traffic accident in Utah, the team announced Tuesday.
Canadiens forward Emil Heineman suffered an upper-body injury on Monday when he was struck by a car in Salt Lake City, the team said in a statement.
The Montreal Canadiens were hoping to push their win streak to three games for the first time in 2024-25, but to do so they’d have to beat one of the best Western Conference teams, the Vegas Golden Knights.
This story appeared on hockeysverige.se this week and has been translated from Swedish to English. Drafted by the Florida Panthers 2020 only to see his NHL rights traded twice, first to the Calgary Flames and then to the Montréal Canadiens, forward Emil Heineman finally finds himself in the NHL as a regular with the Habs.
The Canadiens recalled high-end left-wing prospect Emil Heineman from the AHL’s Laval Rocket on Wednesday.
The Flames add Toffoli while the Canadiens look to contribute to their rebuild.
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