Marc Bergevin made his fair share of controversial moves during his tenure as general manager of the Montreal Canadiens. Some worked, others did not, but few had a bigger long-term impact on the organization than the trade that sent Max Pacioretty to the Vegas Golden Knights.
Steve Yzerman is no longer the general manager of the Red Wings. We can all agree that at this point, it's clear the executive isn't all good. His handling of star players (starting with Martin St.
Only three teams are still in the running… including the Canadiens. Well, well! Last night, the Vegas Golden Knights took down the regular-season champions, the Avalanche.
How many of the 22 players in NHL history with at least 600 career goals can you name in five minutes?
Several general managers have lost their jobs in the NHL over the past year. Of the group, two recently agreed to give an interview to discuss, for the very first time, their dismissal.
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.
It's been more than four years since Marc Bergevin lost his job as general manager of the Canadiens. As a reminder, he was fired in November 2021, a few months after leading his team to the Stanley Cup Final.
Marc Bergevin’s name is once again being mentioned in rumors. According to Irfaan Gaffar (Daily Faceoff), the former Canadiens GM has reportedly expressed interest in the general manager position in Vancouver.
Some National League teams are still looking for a general manager right now. Among them? The Vancouver Canucks, who recently let Patrik Alvin go. Vancouver wants to get back on track, and the Canucks' management felt that a change was needed to make that happen.
President and CEO of Maple Leafs Sports and Entertainment, Keith Pelley, appears set to take his time in finding the next head of hockey operations for the Toronto Maple Leafs.
The Maple Leafs have decided to fire their general manager, Brad Treliving. I don't think fans in Toronto are unhappy about this. After all, he wasn't exactly universally loved, and the Maple Leafs will be able to move in a different direction.
The Predators have a general manager vacancy – well, kind of. While incumbent Barry Trotz announced his resignation from the role over six weeks ago, he will be staying on until a replacement is named.
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.
It’s been more than four years since Marc Bergevin was fired as GM of the Canadiens. He held the position for nearly 10 years, leading the club to the Stanley Cup Final in his last full year in town.
Marc Bergevin is a household name in Montreal. That’s what happens when someone is the Canadiens’ general manager for several years. Bergevin has been in the news for his good times and his bad… but also for the way things ended for him in Montreal.
Like every general manager, Marc Bergevin has had his ups and downs with the Montreal Canadiens. Among his good moves, we can obviously think of the excellent contract granted to Nick Suzuki.
When Marc Bergevin took over as GM of the Canadiens, he lived in Montreal. A GM can’t really live in a city other than his club’s, in reality. But since he’s no longer GM, he has fewer restrictions in that respect.
In the past, Marc Bergevin has made it clear that it’s difficult to find good center players in the NHL. It hasn’t always been easy for the former GM of the Canadiens.
Right now, there’s a lot of talk about what’s happening at the CMJ. But there’s also another major hockey tournament underway: the Spengler Cup. And this year’s tournament was an interesting one for Habs fans to follow… because Team Canada’s GM and coach were Marc Bergevin and Michel Therrien.
Three days ago, Marc Bergevin left his position with the Los Angeles Kings to join the Buffalo Sabres as Associate GM. Personally, I would have thought he would have left for a GM position.
It’s been over four years since Marc Bergevin lost his position as GM of the Canadiens. The club’s horrendous start to the season following its appearance in the finals a few months earlier had sealed the fate of a GM who already seemed to have one foot out the door.
A familiar face will be moving back to the northeast. According to multiple reports, Los Angeles Kings senior advisor Marc Bergevin is expected to step down from his role to join the Buffalo Sabres as associate general manager.
In recent weeks, we’ve learned that Marc Bergevin has found himself a GM position. Basically, the Kings member and former GM of the Canadiens got himself a job with the Canadian team in preparation for this year’s Spengler Cup.
The last draft of Marc Bergevin’s tenure with the Montreal Canadiens is one of the most interesting to revisit today. Bergevin’s time as general manager came to an end only a few months later, but the 2021 NHL Entry Draft remains a moment that continues to influence the Canadiens’ roster and prospect pool.
In recent days, the name of the former general manager of the Canadiens has been in the news quite a bit, following a very interesting interview with journalist Pierre LeBrun, and now, there are indeed further developments.
Former Canadiens general manager Marc Bergevin is on the Blue Jackets’ radar in their search for a new general manager.
Montreal confirmed Friday that general manager Marc Bergevin has tested positive for COVID-19 and, thus, will enter the NHL coronavirus-related protocol.
The Canadiens had one week to either match the offer or take a pass. Montreal will receive a first- and third-round pick in the 2022 NHL Draft as compensation.
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