Canadiens’ Nick Suzuki Is the Next Patrice Bergeron Ben Wagner | July 22, 2021 Boston Bruins captain Patrice Bergeron is considered one of the best two-way centres of all time and has consistently been one of the league’s great leaders. After 11 years as…
NHL Draft History – 13th Pick Overall Sean Raggio | July 20, 2021 Welcome to a brand new series here at The Hockey Writers called “Road to the Draft.” In this series, our draft contributors will count down from the 32nd-overall pick to…
Canadiens ‘Retooling’ Has Created a Cup Contender Blain Potvin | July 8, 2021 As the sting of losing in the Stanley Cup Final subsides, a different feeling will slowly take its place among Montreal Canadiens fans: hope and a renewed sense of pride.…
Canadiens Need to Sign Suzuki to a Long-Term Contract Trege Wilson | July 8, 2021 Nick Suzuki led the way for the Montreal Canadiens in the 2021 Stanley Cup playoffs, proving time and time again that he can step up and handle even the toughest…
Canadiens’ Defensive Blunders Cost Them Game 2 C.G. Jones | July 1, 2021 As the Montreal Canadiens travel back to the Bell Centre for Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final against the Tampa Bay Lightning, head coach Dominique Ducharme and assistant coach…
Canadiens and the Quest for the All-Important First Goal Ryan Szporer | July 1, 2021 The Montreal Canadiens have only managed to come back and win a single game these playoffs after having given up the first goal.
Lightning Need to Focus on These 5 Canadiens Nathan Moser | June 28, 2021 The 2021 Stanley Cup Final is set. In a season that has been unlike any other, two teams that normally compete in the Atlantic Division are squaring off for the…
Golden Knights’ Playoffs Loss Comes Down to Personnel Whiffs Ben Fisher | June 26, 2021 When any team sees their season come to an end, there’s a natural push to reflect on what went wrong, what mistakes might have been made along the way and…
Canadiens’ Strength at Centre Leads to Stanley Cup Final Berth Melissa Boyd | June 25, 2021 Win the middle, win the game. A phrase coined by long-time Montreal sportscaster Brian Wilde some time ago to explain the Montreal Canadiens’ struggles against the NHL’s top teams. The…
Canadiens and Golden Knights Series Has Interesting Sub-Plots Stephen Michaud | June 14, 2021 Hockey is constructed of a large network of people: players, coaches, trainers, scouts, management, and families, yet many are connected through a myriad of circumstances and small relationships. Come game…
Canadiens Getting Key Contributions From Their Youth Melissa Boyd | June 13, 2021 The Montreal Canadiens have managed to overcome their underdog status during the 2021 Stanley Cup Playoffs because they have been getting contributions from everyone in the lineup. Of course, their…
Cheveldayoff’s Ghosts Haunt Jets in Game 3 Loss to Habs Declan Schroeder | June 7, 2021 The spectre of poor decisions in seasons gone by loomed large over the Winnipeg Jets’ embarrassing Game 3 5-1 loss to the Montreal Canadiens. Indeed, it was a scary game…
