Tuesday Habs Headlines: Big changes to the forward lines

In today's links, out comes the blender, Joshua Roy and Patrik Laine are about to create real competition for lineup spots, Slafkovský and Dach on fourth line not a punishment, Habs hurt by turnovers, and Michael Andlauer wants Senators' first-round

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Published: 1 month ago

Surprise: The Quebecer forward, Anthony Beauvillier, contacted Kent Hughes following the transaction involving Tanner Pearson and Casey DeSmith

It is an extremely busy day at the Montreal Canadiens as training camp finally takes off.

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Published: 1 year ago

Canucks get G DeSmith in trade with Canadiens

Goaltender Casey DeSmith is on the move again this offseason after the Canadiens traded him to the Canucks.

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Published: 1 year ago

Guy Lafleur Gave Me a Lifetime of Memories

*This was originally published in April 2022 Guy Lafleur is one of the most renowned Montreal Canadiens players. His name belongs with other Habs legends, such as Jean Beliveau and…

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Published: 1 year ago

Canadiens’ St. Louis on the importance of modern-day coaching: ‘You have to evolve’

Montreal Canadiens head coach Martin St. Louis discusses whether it’s important to have a modern-day coaching style in today’s NHL, saying coaches need to evolve in order to be at their best.

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Published: 1 year ago

Paul Byron Announces Retirement

The Montreal Canadiens have announced that former forward Paul Byron is retiring from playing hockey. Byron won’t be out of work long though as the club has also named him a Player Development Consultant with the team. The Ottawa, Ontario native sp

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Published: 1 year ago

3 Canadiens Most Impacted By Tanner Pearson Trade

The Montreal Canadiens and Vancouver Canucks helped each other in a late offseason trade. It saw Tanner Pearson and a 2025 third-round pick come over to the Canadiens while Casey…

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Published: 1 year ago

Hughes provides update on Dvorak, says Canadiens aren’t ‘looking to rush people back’

Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes addresses Christian Dvorak’s recovery from season-ending year surgery and how the team won’t be rushing him back to start the season.

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Published: 1 year ago

Canadiens' Dvorak unavailable until November

Montreal Canadiens forward Christian Dvorak won't make his 2023-24 season debut until November, general manager Kent Hughes announced Wednesday.Dvorak played his last game of the 2022-23 campaign on March 7 and underwent season-ending knee surgery on

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Published: 1 year ago

MAJOR: The Habs announce the hiring of Paul Byron immediately after his retirement and his new role is known

A few minutes following the announcement of Paul Byron's official retirement, the Montreal Canadiens organization also announced that they have hired their former player.

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Published: 1 year ago

Canadiens forward Paul Byron announces retirement from NHL

Montreal Canadiens forward Paul Byron, who played 12 seasons in the NHL, announced his retirement Wednesday in a letter addressed to fans.

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Published: 1 year ago

Paul Byron officially announces retirement

Former Montreal Canadiens forward Paul Byron released a letter on Wednesday morning announcing his retirement from hockey. The letter can be found here and was released by the team in English and French. The forward missed all of last season, the fin

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Published: 1 year ago

The new acquisition of the Canadiens is making headlines for the wrong reasons

Kent Hughes pulled off a real magic trick by acquiring a third-round pick, in addition to forward Tanner Pearson, in return for the surplus goaltender, Casey DeSmith.

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Published: 1 year ago