Canadiens Prospect Pool Is an Embarrassment of Riches

The Montreal Canadiens started the season on the wrong foot, tripped and fell on their face would be a more apt description. Their early performances frustrated fans as the expectations…

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Published: 2 months ago

Pricey acquisitions will have a say in who wins the West

Elias Lindholm was an NHL All-Star in February, then struggled to live up to the billing. Dealt to Vancouver on the eve of the midseason showcase, Lindholm scored 12 points in 26 games and missed weeks with a wrist injury as the Canucks slipped out o

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Published: 8 months ago

A future star wants to play for the Canadiens, and it's big

When we hear about a star wanting to play for the Montreal Canadiens, we tend to get excited.

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Published: 8 months ago

Thursday Habs Headlines: Berkly Catton envisions line of him, Kirby Dach, and Juraj Slafkovský

In today's links, Catton sees his fit in Montreal, Cole Eiserman working to be a better shooter, Kaiden Guhle is already a veteran, Norris finalists announced, and PWHL Toronto will choose first-round opponent.

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Published: 8 months ago

Canadiens Trading Lehkonen to the Avalanche Saved His Career

Artturi Lehkonen showed promising signs of becoming a bonafide top-six scoring winger after an 18-goal rookie season with the Montreal Canadiens in 2016-17. This was following him becoming the highest-scoring…

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Published: 8 months ago

What are chances that Jets sign either or both Toffoli or Monahan?

Jets reporter Sean Reynolds joins the Jeff Marek Show to discuss how he sees the future playing out for two rental trade pieces in Tyler Toffoli and Sean Monahan, why he doesn’t like the fit for Toffoli, but why they should try to bring back Monny.

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Published: 8 months ago

Coast to coast: Inside hockey's 50/50 phenomenon

Not long into the 1994 NHL lockout, the Glace Bay Minor Hockey Association realized it had a financial puzzle of its own to solve. While big-league owners and players negotiated a potential salary cap to limit the soaring cost of contracts, the small

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Published: 8 months ago

Kent Hughes and the Canadiens have just lost an important pick

Kent Hughes likes to add small conditional clauses to his trades, and he did the same when it came time to trade Sean Monahan to the Jets.

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Published: 8 months ago

Canadiens Have Bigger Storms to Chase than Lightning’s Stamkos as UFA

It’s inherently unlikely the Montreal Canadiens so much as pursue pending unrestricted free agent Steven Stamkos.

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Published: 8 months ago

Stu Cowan: Kaiden Guhle is quickly becoming a trusted veteran with the Canadiens

Defenceman displays a maturity on and off the ice well beyond his age of 22, despite fact he still struggles to grow a moustache and beard.

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Published: 8 months ago

Montreal Canadiens Organizational Players of April

Consistent offence was the name of the game for the top players last month.

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Published: 8 months ago

Revisiting the 2019 NHL Draft: Cole Caufield, Kaapo Kakko and lessons learned

The 2019 draft was the last normal draft before the world shut down. What have we learned and how could it apply to future drafts?

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Published: 8 months ago

Wednesday Habs Headlines: Brendan Gallagher tries “to do the right things around here”

In today's links, Brendan Gallagher talks about what he has left, the Trois-Rivières Lions are officially sold, and the NHL coaching market heats up.

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Published: 8 months ago