From the moment the Montreal Canadiens drafted centre Owen Beck, he seemed primed to be at the very most an NHLer, but his potential on what he’ll become has grown over the past few years since that faithful day in 2022.
Around this time last year, Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes traded defenseman Johnathan Kovacevic. The implication was clear, how, despite his right side being among the Habs’ weakest positions from a depth perspective, Hughes was clearing a path for either Logan Mailloux or David Reinbacher to make the team out of training camp.
Alexander Zharovsky’s name is becoming increasingly popular in Montreal. After all, even if he wasn’t drafted in the first round, we know he’s got first-round talent.
How many of the 21 players in NHL history with at least 600 career goals can you name in five minutes?
Laval Rocket head coach Pascal Vincent turned the team into a juggernaut, and nearly did something special, before ultimately falling short against the Charlotte Checkers in the Calder Cup championship.
Every NHL player faces some degree of pressure. Even Aleksander Barkov, who has captained the Florida Panthers to back-to-back titles. However, some players certainly face more pressure than most, and of course inherently some players are facing the most pressure.
The Montreal Canadiens enter the 2025 NHL Entry Draft with two second-round picks, giving them a valuable opportunity to bolster their prospect pool beyond the first round.
As everyone knows, the Montréal Canadiens have a well-stocked bank of talented young players. Whether in attack, defense or in front of the net, the Habs have a number of solid prospects who aspire to the National Hockey League.
The priority for the Canadiens and Kent Hughes will be to strengthen the team’s center situation. Although the organization doesn’t say so openly, the most pressing need is for a second center capable of supporting Ivan Demidov and Patrik Laine, which would solve the Habs’ top-6 situation.
The Montreal Canadiens left the trade deadline with the same roster they had when they finished their game against the Edmonton Oilers on Thursday night.
We hoped that Owen Beck could be the solution, we hoped for reinforcements at the trade deadline, we had many hopes, but the same problem remains, particularly at center.
The Montreal Canadiens announced that they’ve recalled forward Joshua Roy on an emergency basis and sent forward Owen Beck to the Laval Rocket of the AHL.
The day after the NHL's hectic trade deadline, the Montreal Canadiens still face the same issue to close out the season, they need a better second-line center.
Kent Hughes has decided not to make any moves at the trade deadline, as he has neither sold his assets that will be free agents this summer, nor acquired a center player for the second line.
Montreal Canadiens prospect Owen Beck has enjoyed a fairly successful entry into the NHL. Not only is he the type of player that provides an honest effort every shift, he’s also managed to produce encouraging underlying numbers, and given his usage, it’s an impressive debut.
Montreal Canadiens forward Owen Beck finally has his first NHL point… not that it really matters. Now, the point itself matters, to be clear. Assisting on Alex Newhook’s 3-3 game-tying goal against the San Jose Sharks on Thursday, Beck was relatively instrumental in helping the Canadiens eek out a point in their eventual 4-3 overtime win.
The Montreal Canadiens hosted the San Jose Sharks on Thursday night, looking to build on the momentum they established in big wins against the Ottawa Senators and the Carolina Hurricanes.
The Montreal Canadiens prospect Owen Beck has been enjoying success in his first season after junior. With the Laval Rocket, Beck has registered 32 points in 47 games.
The team said there is an injury-related motivation for his recall.
The Montreal Canadiens are in an interesting situation as the NHL’s Trade Deadline looms on the horizon. They have a few players on expiring contracts, and given that it’s currently a seller’s market, there may be an opportunity to acquire a few useful assets in exchange for their pending unrestricted free agents.
The Montreal Canadiens are in an interesting situation as the NHL’s Trade Deadline looms on the horizon. They have a few players on expiring contracts, and given that it’s currently a seller’s market, there may be an opportunity to acquire a few useful assets in exchange for their pending unrestricted free agents.
One of the best forwards for the Habs Tuesday night, given the circumstances, was none other than young Owen Beck.
The Canadiens have added a bit of extra roster depth as they get set to start a three-game California road trip.
We have breaking news from the Montreal Canadiens. It hasn't taken long, but the organization has indeed just announced that forward Owen Beck has been sent back to the Laval Rocket.
His first full season in the AHL has earned him a relatively quick call-up to the NHL level.
Montreal Canadiens prospect Owen Beck is making waves in his first professional season with the Laval Rocket. The 20-year-old center has transitioned seamlessly from junior hockey to the American Hockey League (AHL) and is quickly establishing himself as one of Laval’s most reliable players.
The London Knights were heavily favoured to win the Memorial Cup last night, especially since they had eliminated the host team, the Saginaw Spirit, on their way to the Ontario Hockey League championship.
Hockey is coming to an end. There are only two teams left in the NHL (Edmonton and Sunrise), but more and more, hockey outside the NHL is coming to an end.
Owen Beck was the first player selected in the second round of the 2022 Draft by the Montreal Canadiens, but we rarely hear about him, unlike Lane Hutson who was selected 29 picks later.
Montreal Canadiens prospect Owen Beck is once again on the move in the Ontario Hockey League. The 2022 second-round pick is expected to be traded from the Peterborough Petes to the Saginaw Spirit.
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