The Montreal Canadiens have started their training camp and preseason games this week. So far in the rookie tournament and the multiple intrasquad scrimmages they have played, there have been a few young players outplaying the veterans and working hard for a spot on the opening night roster.
After five scrimmages over three days, the Canadiens get to hit someone else. The ebbs and flows of every training camp are the same every year. The excitement of the first scrimmage wanes when you realize the intensity is lacking.
Arguably the most impressive player on the ice at the Red and White game, Owen Beck should get an ELC soon. As an annual tradition, the Montreal Canadiens played their red and white game to precede the opening of the pre-season tomorrow night against the New Jersey Devils.
Martin St. Louis said they are being cautious with Monahan, holding him out of scrimmages, but that he will play in preseason games at some point, boding well for his opening-night availability.
Montreal Canadiens defenseman Joel Edmundson’s seen this story unfold before, last season in fact. The question on the minds of Habs fans at this point must be whether or not there will be a similar ending.
A virtual unknown on draft day, Adam Engström hopes that a good season with Rögle BK can vault him into more conversations. When Adam Engström scored on
The Montreal Canadiens decided to name Nick Suzuki their team’s captain. The decision has been able to simmer a bit, but it leaves some food for thought about the Habs 2022-23 roster.
Some unprecedented drops highlight this year’s list, but Joshua Roy was an exception. Now that the full ranking of the top 25 Montreal Canadiens players under 25 years of age has been revealed, we’ll look at the biggest movers on the list from last year.
In hockey, it is almost cliche to hear teams talk about culture. The culture “in the room,” is also about “building a winning culture.” Yet it is a process shrouded in mystique.
Camp will be split into four groups this year. After an on-ice session that included hard skating, the Montreal Canadiens opened up their first regular day of training camp with two scrimmages as the 74 players invited to camp were split into four groups.
The newly minted captain of the Montreal Canadiens remains at number one on our list. There was a time when few could foresee the Montreal Canadiens winning a trade in which they sent Max Pacioretty away.
The Montreal Canadiens 2022-23 season has started off just like their 2021-22 season. Well, at least not with five consecutive non-competitive losses, but with a lengthy injury list.
The Montreal Canadiens officially opened their training camp earlier today. No matter the expectations for a team heading into a season, the first day they gather together on the ice is always an exciting one.
The Montreal Canadiens will finally begin the on-ice portion of training camp at their team facilities in Brossard on Sept. 22. With them, 74 players will
Defenseman Joel Edmundson currently has two years left on his four-year contract with a $3.5 million cap hit.
Nick Suzuki was ready to captain the Montreal Canadiens months ago, really. But when a Hall of Fame player, who also happens to be your head coach, encourages you to think on it, that’s what you do.
The Montreal Canadiens made headlines when they announced that Nick Suzuki would be their new captain with Brendan Gallagher and Joel Edmundson as his alternates.
When any NHL team names a captain, it’s big news — but even more so when it’s the most storied franchise in the history of the sport. That’s what happened today when the Montreal Canadiens named Nick Suzuki the 31st captain in team history.
Canadiens head coach Martin St. Louis announced the captaincy decision Monday morning at the team’s annual golf tournament in Laval, Quebec.
On Friday afternoon, long-time NHL forward Mathieu Perrault announced his retirement from the NHL, putting an end to a 13-year career. Perreault, 34, was a very effective and underrated scorer during his time throughout the league, though his career was ravaged with injuries.
Following news that the Montreal Canadiens have signed netminder Cayden Primeau to a new three-year deal and after Carey Price posted what looked like a goodbye on social media, news that the Montreal Canadiens are looking at locking up an important piece of their roster in Jake Allen has gotten some attention.
The Canadiens re-sign Kirby Dach Puck Pedia: The Montreal Canadiens have signed forward Kirby Dach to a four-year contract with a $3.3625 salary cap hit.
The Montreal Canadiens signed forward Kirby Dach to a four-year, $13.45 million contract. The deal announced Wednesday runs through the 2025-26 season.
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