Rangers Reportedly Sign Igor Shesterkin To Eight-Year Extension

The New York Rangers have used their new-found cap space relatively quickly. ESPN’s Kevin Weekes reports the Rangers have signed goaltender Igor Shesterkin to an eight-year extension paying the netminder between $11.5MM and $12MM a year. Once the d

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Published: 6 months ago

Canadiens 2025 Draft Week: What Are GM Kent Hughes’ Plans?

The Montreal Canadiens surprised nearly everyone in hockey by making the playoffs this season, barely three seasons into their rebuild. Setting goals will be necessary for them to take another…

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Published: 6 days ago

‘I moved on a dream and it came true’: Molly Carlson’s Montreal journey from high diving to front and centre ice

Canadian high diver Molly Carlson is used to being off the ground. Carlson is in Red Bull’s Cliff Diving circuit where athletes dive into water from over 20 metres high, and she’s one of the best in the world at it. So, imagine the 26-year-old

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Published: 6 days ago

NHL Rumors: Montreal Canadiens Logan Mailloux Back in the Rumor Mill

Montreal Canadiens Logan Mailloux is back in the rumor mill, but unless the Canadiens get a No. 2 center, there's no rush to move him.

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What Canadiens, Leafs, Senators need from the draft

While it's wise to draft the best player available, every NHL team's roster and prospect pipeline has certain distinct needs. Starting with the Eastern Conference, we assess what the Canadian franchises should prioritize adding June 27-28.

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Published: 6 days ago

What’s the Canadiens’ plan for Laine moving forward?

Sportsnet’s Eric Engels joins Matt Marchese and Mike Futa on The FAN Hockey Show to discuss Patrik Laine’s future with the Montreal Canadiens and why he could still be a valuable piece next season.

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Published: 6 days ago

Defenceman Lane Hutson 1st Canadiens player named NHL's top rookie since Ken Dryden in 1972

Undersized defenceman Lane Hutson of the Montreal Canadiens, chosen 62nd in his draft class, was named the NHL's rookie of the year Tuesday.

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Published: 6 days ago

Did Canadiens’ success in 2024-25 change team’s long-term outlook?

After returning to the Stanley Cup Playoffs, how will the Montreal Canadiens approach the offseason ahead of 2025-26?

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Published: 3 weeks ago

Canadiens Should Target Kashawn Aitcheson With 1st Round Draft Pick

The Montreal Canadiens head into the 2025 NHL Entry Draft with two first-round picks in hand, currently slotted around the 16th and 17th overall selections. With this kind of flexibility,…

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Published: 3 weeks ago

Canadiens Linked to Trading for Former Conn Smythe Winner to Bolster Offense

The Montreal Canadiens are linked to making a big move and trading for a former Conn Smythe winner to bolster their offense. The post Canadiens Linked to Trading for Former Conn Smythe Winner to Bolster Offense appeared first on Heavy Sports.

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Published: 3 weeks ago

Revisiting the Canadiens’ 2018 NHL Draft: Best in Almost 3 Decades

The Montreal Canadiens had six top 90 picks heading into the 2018 NHL Entry Draft. A good draft is when you can get two regulars from it, which the Habs already have. That…

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Published: 3 weeks ago

Sunday Habs Headlines: Martin St-Louis received two first-place Jack Adams votes

Montreal Canadiens news and notes

• Martin St-Louis received two first-place votes and 12 nods in second place as he finished third in Jack Adams Award balloting, with Washington Capitals bench boss Spencer Carbery taking the accolade. [NHL

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Free Agent Focus: Montreal Canadiens

Free agency is now under a month away, and teams are looking ahead to when it opens. There will be several impact players set to hit the open market in July, while many teams also have key restricted free agents to re-sign. We continue our look aroun

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Published: 3 weeks ago