Canadiens’ Defence Has the Potential to Be Elite for Years William Bourget | January 18, 2026 For the first time in a long time, the Montreal Canadiens can look at their blue line and feel something that has been missing for years: stability. Not just short-term…
Canadiens Keep Struggles Against Atlantic Alive Despite Win Over Senators Ryan Szporer | January 18, 2026 Even if the Canadiens miraculously came back from two goals down to beat the Senators, “near-disaster” works better than “miracle.”
Canadiens’ Lane Hutson Reaches 100 Career Assists William Bourget | January 17, 2026 Lane Hutson continues to rewrite the record books, and on Tuesday night against the Buffalo Sabres, the Montreal Canadiens’ young defenseman reached yet another remarkable milestone. With a pass that…
Canadiens’ Danault Thriving in New Role During Second Habs Stint Ryan Szporer | January 9, 2026 Despite the reduced role relative to his top-line status during his first stint with the Montreal Canadiens, Phillip Danault is thriving.
Texier Leads Canadiens Past Flames with 3 Points Including 100th in Career Ryan Szporer | January 7, 2026 Canadiens forward Alexandre Texier opened the scoring with his 100th career point, adding two assists in a 4-1 win over the Calgary Flames.
How the Canadiens’ Roster Changes Reshaped Their Special Teams William Bourget | January 7, 2026 Special teams often tell a deeper story than five-on-five play, especially for a young team still learning how to win consistently in the NHL. This season, the Montreal Canadiens have…
Positives of 3 Canadiens Being Snubbed From the Olympics William Bourget | January 4, 2026 When the Olympic rosters started to come out, it didn’t take long for Montreal Canadiens fans to notice some familiar names missing. As always, Olympic selections spark debate, frustration, and…
Canadiens End Strong First Half of 2025-26 with Room to Grow Ryan Szporer | January 4, 2026 The Montreal Canadiens got “goalied,” plain and simple. In a game in which they looked faster, got the lion’s share of better chances and appeared poised to break out at…
Canadiens’ Caufield, Hutson Understandably Left Off U.S. Olympic Team Ryan Szporer | January 3, 2026 Montreal Canadiens Cole Caufield and Lane Hutson had cases to make the U.S. Olympic team, but you can see the direction they wanted to take.
5 Canadiens Forcing Their Way Into Olympic Consideration William Bourget | December 30, 2025 With the Olympic hockey tournament slowly coming back into focus, discussions around national team rosters are gaining heat. While several Montreal Canadiens players may ultimately fall short of making their…
Canadiens’ Fowler Gets First Career Shutout as Habs Beat Penguins 4-0 Ryan Szporer | December 20, 2025 The Montreal Canadiens are probably thinking they’d like to face the Pittsburgh Penguins every game, but rookie goalie Jacob Fowler, especially. After he won his first career game against the…
Bolduc’s Pair Lifts Canadiens Over Bedard-less Blackhawks Ryan Szporer | December 18, 2025 Technically the Chicago Blackhawks had completed the toughest part of the assignment, when they killed off the first 1:48 of Frank Nazar’s tripping penalty to end the second period. All…