5 Questions for the Canadiens to Answer in Second Half of 2025-26 Ryan Szporer | January 7, 2026 There are things that are impossible to know regarding the outlook of the Canadiens’ 2025-26 season, even after a successful first half.
Canadiens Keep Missing Opportunities to Climb up the Standings Ryan Szporer | December 10, 2025 The struggling Montreal Canadiens need to alter course after two straight humiliating defeats. Is there a move to be made, though? Not really.
Canadiens Must Ride or Die with Dobes in Net Ryan Szporer | December 5, 2025 You can see why Montreal Canadiens head coach Martin St. Louis replaced Jakub Dobes in net with Sam Montembeault recently. Kind of.
Canadiens Need Head Coach Martin St. Louis to Step Up Jim Precourt | November 19, 2025 The Montreal Canadiens are injury-riddled and are 4-4-2 in their last ten games, facing a risk of being dropped to a wild card spot, or even worse. With this quickly…
Martin St. Louis & the Canadiens’ Power of Belief The Old Prof | November 14, 2025 It’s not often you hear an analyst like Garry Galley sound genuinely delighted about a team. But that’s what happened when he talked about the Montreal Canadiens recently. According to…
Best Undrafted Players in NHL History THW Archives | November 4, 2025 Throughout NHL history, the league’s elite players have typically been those selected in the annual NHL Entry Draft. The position and round in which these players are drafted are often…
Canadiens Officially Off to Better Start than 2021 Cup Final Season Ryan Szporer | November 1, 2025 Heading into action on Saturday, the Montreal Canadiens own an 8-3 record. That’s notable for a few reasons.
Ivan Demidov Is the Canadiens’ Future Star in the Making The Old Prof | October 16, 2025 Ivan Demidov’s first full season in the NHL is already generating the kind of buzz that Montreal Canadiens fans haven’t felt since Cole Caufield’s breakout. The young Russian winger showed…
Lane Hutson’s Extension Feels Like the Canadiens Turned a Corner The Old Prof | October 14, 2025 When Lane Hutson put pen to paper on Monday on an eight-year, $70.8 million deal, it wasn’t just a player signing—it was a declaration. The Montréal Canadiens are no longer…
Young Canadiens Show Their Potential in Opening-Night Loss The Old Prof | October 9, 2025 The Montreal Canadiens might not have opened their season the way they hoped, falling 5–2 to the Toronto Maple Leafs, but there were encouraging signs all over the ice. A…
Canadiens Face Easy Choice Between Backup Goalies Dobes and Kahkonen Ryan Szporer | October 4, 2025 While Kaapo Kahkonen is the logical choice to end the preseason for the Montreal Canadiens, Jakub Dobes is the logical backup.
Martin St. Louis Turns Canadiens’ Training Camp Into Playoff Prep The Old Prof | September 20, 2025 Martin St. Louis made his point clear: no more coasting through camp, no more easing in—the Montreal Canadiens have to be ready from day one. As a coach, he isn’t…