How Canadiens Stack Up Against Toews’ Blackhawks Dynasty Ryan Szporer | February 4, 2026 It’s fitting the upstart Canadiens face Jonathan Toews, currently of the Winnipeg Jets, in their last game before a three-week Olympic break.
Canadiens’ 3 Stars of the Week Blain Potvin | February 1, 2026 As the Montreal Canadiens navigated a key stretch of their season, they were able to rely on elite scoring, timely goaltending and their rising young talent to stay competitive in the very tight Atlantic Division race. Related: Montreal Canadiens’ Team Culture Is…
NHL Morning Recap – January 30, 2026 Spencer Lazary | January 30, 2026 Welcome to another edition of the NHL Morning Recap. All the Latest NHL Daily Recaps Today, we will be looking at the scores of the 15 NHL games that were played on…
Canadiens’ Top Priority Needs to Be Finding a Winger for Suzuki & Caufield William Bourget | January 27, 2026 For much of this season, the Montreal Canadiens have shown that their long-term rebuild is starting to take shape. The core pieces are in place, the young talent is emerging,…
Canadiens Still Fall Short of Matching Firepower of 2007-08 Team Ryan Szporer | January 24, 2026 The Montreal Canadiens lead the league with five 40-point scorers, which, while impressive, far from matches the offense of the 2007-08 team.
Revisiting the Golden Knights’ Trade for Max Pacioretty Ben Fisher | January 18, 2026 *This article was published in Sep. 2021 They say that the best trades in sports come when both teams involved stand to benefit, but try telling that to fans of…
Red Wings Shut Out Canadiens to Jump into First in Atlantic Ryan Szporer | January 10, 2026 John Gibson and the Detroit Red Wings shut the host Montreal Canadiens out 4-0 on Saturday night, with Alex DeBrincat scoring three points.
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.
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 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.
Canadiens’ Suzuki 100% Earned His Canadian Olympic Nod Ryan Szporer | December 31, 2025 Based on his accomplishments, there should have been no doubt Montreal Canadiens forward Nick Suzuki would play on the Canadian Olympic team.