The NHL fined Montreal Canadiens defenseman Mike Matheson $5,000 on Friday for interference against Florida Panthers forward Eric Staal. The fine is the maximum allowable under the league's collective bargaining agreement.
Inconsistency isn’t a bug of the 2022-23 Canadiens, it’s a feature. The Montreal Canadiens were coming off of two of their best team games in recent memory — a win on the road against the New York Rangers, followed by a win at home against the Winnipeg Jets.
The Montreal Canadiens’ prospect pool is teaming with talent. Many of the 28 draft picks since the 2020 NHL Entry Draft have provided performances that gathered significant attention from the Montreal fanbase, while some others have not received much attention.
I know what you are thinking: I lost too many brain cells on vacation! Maybe you are right, but when it comes to the Connor Bedard sweepstakes, only one team will be able to draft him.
You could charitably call this a game of hockey I suppose. Pre-Game Thoughts Yes, it’s once again a Reverse Retro game night. HOWEVER, that’s good because it means Montreal might lose and further secure a better lottery position.
The Canadiens have made a dent in the Panthers’ lead. It’s a long way back, but the comeback has to start somewhere I suppose.
On January 19th, 2021, Kent Hughes was hired as the 18th general manager in Montreal Canadiens history. It’s now been a year since his hiring, and Hughes was a very busy man during that time.
The calendar year 2022 saw the Montreal Canadiens front and center of a plethora of fascinating narratives that wove themselves through team staffing, the NHL draft, social/political interference, the Team Canada Juniors, and the record books.
One way or another, Evgeny Dadonov won’t be back with the Montreal Canadiens next season. In a perfect world, he’ll end up going somewhere else by the
The captain was key as the beleaguered Rocket collected another win. The wild start to 2023 continued for the Laval Rocket as they rolled back into Rochester for another meeting with the Americans.
As the Winnipeg Jets landed on the island of Montreal to face the Montreal Canadiens amid the January matchup that led to a Habs 4-1 victory, the inevitable Pierre-Luc Dubois to Montreal chatter begins.
The Montreal Canadiens received some disappointing injury news on Wednesday, most notably to the top pick from the 2022 NHL Entry Draft. A struggling club
Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes announced Wednesday that 2022 first-overall pick Juraj Slafkovsky will miss three months with a lower-body injury.
The Montreal Canadiens announced Wednesday that rookie forward Juraj Slafkovsky will be sidelined three months with a lower-body injury that does not require surgery.
The Canadiens’ GM meets the media. Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes spoke to the media on Wednesday in his first mid-season address. It also comes exactly one year after his hiring was announced.
Juraj Slafkovsky, the first-overall pick from 2022, will miss three months with a lower-body injury that does not require surgery.
The news is not good for some Canadiens players. The Montreal Canadiens announced an injury update for several players and Juraj Slafkovsky will miss three months with a lower body injury that will not require surgery.
It appears the Montreal Canadiens and Boston Bruins are getting closer to extending a pair of franchise pillars and a couple of the league’s top goal-scorers.
The Montreal Canadiens finished the 2021-22 season dead last in the NHL standings. As hockey fans would expect, this resulted in them selling off several veteran players leading up to the 2022 trade deadline.
After falling to 15th overall in the 2019 NHL Draft, the 22-year-old Cole Caufield now finds himself the focal point of the Montreal Canadiens’ rebuild.
TSN: Jeff O’Neil and Mike Johnson on That’s Hockey on what it could cost the Montreal Canadiens to sign Cole Caufield to a long-term contract extension.
Montreal Canadiens rookie forward Juraj Slafkovsky was placed on injured reserve Tuesday. Slafkovsky, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2022 NHL Draft, is nursing a lower-body injury.
The Montreal Canadiens have moved three forwards to injured reserve, giving the designation to Joel Armia, Jake Evans, and Juraj Slafkovsky.
Evans, 26, has registered 11 points (2G, 9A) in 42 games this season. In his last five games, Evans has been one of the biggest point-producers for the Canadiens notching one goal and three assists. He even recorded a multi-assist game in a 5-4 victory over the St. Louis Blues on Jan. 7. Last season he put up career highs in goals and points; recording 13 goals and 29 points in 72 games.
Welcome to our daily rumours article brought to you by NHL Lines site Betway Montreal Canadiens forward Joel Armia has to be more consistent if he’s to have any trade value TSN: David Pagnotta of the Fourth Period was on TSN 690 says Joel Armia could draw interest from other teams but his contract could be a factor in what the Canadiens get.
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