Montreal Canadiens News and Rumors
The Canadiens Trust Growth — and It’s Impacting the Trade Deadline
The post The Canadiens Trust Growth — and It’s Impacting the Trade Deadline appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. Cole Caufield led the Canadiens to a 6–5 OT win, but it’s the team’s trust, prep, and composure that made the comeback possible. T
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Published: 6 hours ago
Juraj Slafkovsky joins elite Canadiens company following comeback win vs Senators
On Saturday in Ottawa, the Canadiens once again found a way to hang on until the very end, and Juraj Slafkovsky made his mark at the right moment.
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Published: 9 hours ago
Goalie James Reimer to make Senators debut against Red Wings
A new face will grace the Ottawa Senators‘ crease on Sunday. Veteran James Reimer is set to make his team debut on the road against the Detroit Red Wings. The move comes one day after Leevi Merilainen allowed six goals on 19 shots in a 6-5 loss to
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Published: 9 hours ago
Canadiens Week Ahead: Schedule & Storylines – Laine, Caufield, Trade Rumours and More
Here are the key storylines for the Montreal Canadiens and their upcoming schedule for the week ahead of Jan. 18-25, 2026. The Imminent Return of Patrik Laine The biggest news…
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Published: 10 hours ago
Canadiens’ 3 Stars of the Week
This past week, the Montreal Canadiens faced a full schedule. Four games in six nights, including two games on back-to-back nights and travel. Related: Montreal Canadiens’ Team Culture Is Shaping Player Development For the Canadiens…
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Published: 11 hours ago
Phil Goyette, four-time Stanley Cup champion with Canadiens, dead at 92
A Montreal Canadiens legend has passed. Phil Goyette, a four-time Stanley Cup champion with the club, died at 92 years old, the team announced on Sunday.
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Published: 11 hours ago
Kirby Dach Nearing Return From Injury
Montreal Canadiens forward Kirby Dach is “very close to a return to the lineup,” and could be activated off long-term injured reserve in time for the team’s game Tuesday against the Minnesota Wild, reports Arpon Basu of The Athletic. Dach’s i
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Published: 15 hours ago
Canadiens’ Defence Has the Potential to Be Elite for Years
For the first time in a long time, the Montreal Canadiens can look at their blue line and feel something that has been missing for years: stability. Not just short-term…
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Published: 16 hours ago
Bottom Six Minutes: The Habs pull off a miracle in Ottawa
To finish up a three-game road trip, the Montreal Canadiens were in Ottawa for hockey day in Canada. Their last game against the Senators was certainly less than ideal, and this one was unfortunately no different. This time, however, the Habs had som
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Published: 17 hours ago
Sunday Habs Headlines: Happy with the win, not how they got it
Montreal Canadiens news and notes
- “We can’t always expect to win like this. We want to play to become a top team and win in the playoffs,” Jake Evans shared after the Canadiens stole last night’s win versus the Ottawa Senators. [R
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Published: 22 hours ago
What to make of Sanderson’s comment on Senators’ Merilainen
David Amber and the Hockey Night in Canada panel react to Ottawa Senators defenceman Jake Sanderson taking a shot at his teammate and goaltender Leevi Merilainen after the loss to the Montreal Canadiens on Hockey Night in Canada.
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Published: 1 day ago
Canadiens’ stolen win vs. Sens serves as caution ahead of Olympic break
“We kind of just let it slip away.” The Canadiens came away with a win, but they certainly didn’t deserve it. Eric Engels digs into the lessons the Habs need to learn after a stolen win against the Senators.
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Published: 1 day ago
