Jakub Dobes was outstanding last night in Dallas. The goalie earned his first win of October and his second win of the season. He had also won the season opener in Toronto.
It's game day! There's one question on everyone's mind this morning in Montreal: Will Jakub Dobes be able to get back on track? Because in his case, it's very much a matter of getting back on track.
Tonight, Jakub Dobes will be in goal for his team. Is this the right decision? Everyone has an opinion on the matter… including José Théodore, who doesn't understand why Jacob Fowler wasn't able to stay in net after his big game in St.
How many of the 22 players in NHL history with at least 600 career goals can you name in five minutes?
As we all know, Jakub Dobes' start to the season hasn't gone very well. The young Czech goaltender is struggling and making mistakes he wouldn't normally make.
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
Montreal Canadiens goalie Jakub Dobes will get the nod between the pipes when the Canadiens finish off their current four-game road trip tomorrow in Dallas against the Stars.
Everything is going well for the Canadiens right now. In fact, Jacob Fowler is channeling his inner Carey Price by covering up the team's shortcomings with his strong performances.
Yesterday's Canadiens game, which was played outdoors, was special. While many people may think the NHL schedules too many outdoor games, what happened in Winnipeg still broke up the routine of a long season—for fans, teams, and sports reporters alike.
With the NHL taking it outside on Sunday, a young goaltender made history by leading his team to a win.
The NHL Heritage Classic will take place tomorrow night. The Canadiens will be in action for the event, traveling to Winnipeg to face the Jets at Princess Auto Stadium.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
This season has been pretty tough for the Montreal Canadiens. Jakub Dobes isn't living up to expectations, and there are several injured players. And as we all know, the Habs will have to make do without their captain, Nick Suzuki, for at least two weeks.
Jakub Dobes isn’t having a great season in goal for the Canadiens. The goaltender, who was the hero of the last playoffs, has struggled to recreate the magic of last spring since the start of this season.
Often, when we ask ourselves a question, all we have to do is listen carefully to find the answer. What am I talking about? When I heard Jakub Dobes tell us that he hadn't made a mistake on Tuesday night by taking a minor penalty in overtime, I immediately understood why he hadn't spoken to the media after Tuesday's game.
Chris Kreider signed a contract with the Canadiens worth $2.15 million guaranteed. His contract also includes bonuses. Since the player left $4 million in guaranteed money on the table in Anaheim, he signed a contract with certain bonuses that are relatively easy to earn to help the Canadiens.
Jakub Dobes isn’t the only one to blame for Tuesday night’s loss at the Bell Centre against the Sharks. There were other mistakes that hurt the team during the game, after all.
I don’t think I need to paint another picture of the Canadiens’ goalies. Everyone knows that right now, the team plays with more confidence when Jacob Fowler is in net.
Yesterday, there was only one name on everyone's mind in Montreal when it came to sports: the Canadiens. The young Sharks were in town, Jakub Dobes was trying to reclaim his spot as the number-one goaltender, and the Habs were looking for their first regular-season win this season at the Bell Centre.
I mentioned it briefly this morning, but penalties are among the reasons behind the Canadiens' loss. It's not the only reason (Jake Evans' and Lane Hutson's mistakes on the opponent's first two goals are also worth noting), but it's part of the explanation.
Two days ago, I wrote that seeing the Canadiens win more often than not (not consistently, but still) wasn't exactly a coincidence. Why? Because the guys were scoring on the power play, weren't giving up much when shorthanded, and because Jacob Fowler was finding ways to win.
Tonight, the Canadiens took the ice at the Bell Centre. They hosted the San Jose Sharks. For the Habs, Jakub Dobes was back in net. It was a great opportunity for him to get his season back on track.
Montreal Canadiens goalie Jakub Dobes will make his first start since October 14 when he and his teammates welcome superstar Macklin Celebrini and the San Jose Sharks to the Bell Centre on Tuesday night at 7 pm ET.
Sometimes, a hockey player doesn't need a big speech or a major change to get back on track. He needs another chance to show what he can do. That's where Jakub Dobes finds himself with the Montreal Canadiens.
The Montreal Canadiens entered the 2026-27 season with plenty of optimism surrounding their goaltending situation. After an impressive playoff run last spring, Jakub Dobes appeared ready to take another step forward and establish himself as the team’s starting goaltender.
There is no sugarcoating that goaltender Jakub Dobes has struggled mightily in his recent games, and it is costing the Montreal Canadiens points in the standings.
The Montreal Canadiens had sky-high hopes for this season after making a run to the 2026 Eastern Conference Final, and the new year has proven to be a bit of a mixed bag to this point.
Despite having one of the best goaltending prospects in the game, the Montreal Canadiens will continue to ride the hot hand.
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