The Montreal Canadiens win 5-2 over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday night, led by two goals each for Noah Dobson and Josh Anderson. With the win, the Habs finally snapped their 5-game losing streak.
Tonight, the Washington Capitals will be in town. Which reminds us that this is the first NHL organization many of the club’s youngsters have faced in the playoffs, last spring.
After just two games into the new 2025-2026 season, 13 Montreal Canadiens players have already registered at least one point, leaving just five players who have been blanked from the scoresheet so far – Josh Anderson, Jake Evans, Patrik Laine, Kaiden Guhle and Lane Hutson.
This morning at the Canadiens’ practice session, there were five trios – or rather, four trios and a foursome. The forwards,including Ivan Demidov, practiced in front of many fans in Quebec City.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
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.
If the Canadiens add a center (whether now or in November, for example) to their lineup, the odds are good that no top-notch regular player will leave in return.
UFC fighters took notice of Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson's brawl with Montreal Canadiens forward Josh Anderson that spilled onto the team bench.
It was a transformed Josh Anderson who showed up for 2024-2025. While the vast majority of fans had given up on his performance, he returned to being a hungrier player and, above all, effective in all situations.
One of the leaders in the Montreal Canadiens dressing room recognizes the team is heading in the right direction. During the team’s locker-clean-out day on Friday, Canadiens forward Josh Anderson stated the team is ready to start competing with the NHL’s top teams.
The Washington Capitals are moving on to the next round. The Metropolitan Division winners took down the Montreal Canadiens in Game 5 to advance to the second-round.
The series between the Canadiens and the Capitals has left plenty of room for physical play. Shoulder thrusts, sometimes dubious, and scuffles after the whistle have been commonplace since the start of the post-season showdown between the two teams.
For their part in a game three incident, Montreal Canadiens forward Josh Anderson and Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson were both fined $5,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct.
Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson avoided his 10th suspension from the NHL, but he did not skate away unscathed from Saturday’s ruling from the NHL’s Department of Safety.
The NHL has announced that Montreal Canadiens winger Josh Anderson and Washington Capitals winger Tom Wilson have been fined $5,000 for their altercation on the bench during Game 3 of their first round series on Friday.
The Stanley Cup playoffs can get heated when two teams have to keep playing each other game after game. Tensions get high, anger starts to build and sometimes emotions just erupt.
Montreal Canadiens forward, Josh Anderson, may have narrowly avoided disaster last night at the Bell Centre against the Ottawa Senators. As Vincent Duquette wisely pointed out, Josh Anderson's season truly could have ended last night.
Montreal Canadiens forward Josh Anderson didn’t need words to capture the moment. Following Montreal’s 6-3 win over the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday, a victory that pushed the Canadiens into a playoff position, Anderson was asked how it felt to be in the postseason picture.
It’s been a while that Josh Anderson has been playing while injured. The Canadiens’ forward, who is a source of inspiration for the team right now, is clearly bothered by something (his back?), but he’s still showing up to play.
He was already banged up and playing through an injury when he took a hard fall into the boards in the final minutes live from the Bell Centre. The Canadiens then announced that the forward had to immediately retreat to the locker room.
On this topic, the excellent Bob Hartley recently shared his thoughts on BPM Sports, and he believes Anderson's value could be massive. A few years ago, it was rumored that Josh Anderson might fetch a high 1st-round pick, but his value then plummeted to almost nothing.
For a rare time on a Sunday, the team is not off, following a heartbreaking loss to the Washington Capitals. Indeed, let's recall that Martin St-Louis' squad fell 4-2 last night at the Bell Centre, despite the Canadiens taking an early 2-0 lead.
If there’s one player who had a very difficult 2023-2024 season with the Montreal Canadiens, it was forward Josh Anderson. The Habs’ number 17 struggled mightily over the course of the season, scoring just nine goals and 20 points in 78 games.
The Montreal Canadiens announced on social media that forward Josh Anderson is dealing with a lower-body injury and will not play on Saturday against the Edmonton Oilers.
Montreal Canadiens forward Josh Anderson put an end to his scoring drought on December 4 against the Seattle Kraken. But an empty-net goal is far from satisfying for a player who is counted upon to provide offence on a regular basis.
If you have watched the Montreal Canadiens this year, you know that Josh Anderson’s lack of production has stuck out like a sore thumb. For Anderson, it isn’t just one issue.