Monday Habs Headlines: Samuel Montembeault reflects on journey from waivers to starter

In today's links, Montembeault's changing approach to top role, Caufield moving on from Team USA snub, Arber Xhekaj's place in the lineup, breakaway practice, worst Habs mall Santa, and Jacob Trouba could make his Ducks debut in Montreal.

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Published: 4 months ago

Capitals' Protas making series debut in Game 5

Aliaksei Protas will make his series debut Wednesday as the Washington Capitals look to eliminate the Montreal Canadiens in Game 5.Protas missed Washington's last six games of the regular season after suffering a lower-body injury April 4. He was cut

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Published: 2 days ago

Stanley Cup Playoffs on Sportsnet: Canadiens vs. Capitals, Game 3

The Montreal Canadiens try to extend their season in Game 5 against the Washington Capitals.

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Published: 2 days ago

Phil Roberto Passes Away

In a sad announcement, the St. Louis Blues revealed that former player Phil Roberto has passed away at the age of 76. Roberto began his professional playing career with the Montreal Canadiens on December 17, 1969. Despite tallying only one assist

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Published: 2 days ago

Canadiens @ Capitals Game 5: Thread, rosters, lines, and how to watch

2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs – Eastern Conference QFs Game 5: Montreal Canadiens (WC2) @ Washington Capitals (M1) WSH leads 3-1 Start time: 7:00 PM EDT / 4:00 PM PDT
In Canada: CBC, Sportsnet (English), TVA Sports (French)
In the Unite

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Published: 2 days ago

Canadiens’ Montembeault, Laine to remain out in Game 5; Carrier a game-time decision

Jakub Dobes will start Game 5 for the Montreal Canadiens.

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Published: 2 days ago

Suzuki and Canadiens ready to prove they’re not just happy to be here

Montreal Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki talks about what makes this group thrive in these moments of adversity, with their backs against the wall vs. the Capitals, and why their belief level is high in the room, and they’re not just happy to be here

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Published: 2 days ago

Canadiens without Laine, Montembeault for Game 5, Carrier a game-time decision

Head coach Martin St. Louis said that goaltender Sam Montembeault and Patrik Laine will not be available in Game 5, while defenceman William Carrier will be a game-time decision.

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Published: 2 days ago

Canadiens @ Capitals Game 5: Preview, start time, Tale of the Tape, and how to watch

2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs – Eastern Conference QFs Game 5: Montreal Canadiens (WC2) @ Washington Capitals (M1) WSH leads 3-1 Start time: 7:00 PM EDT / 4:00 PM PDT
In Canada: CBC, Sportsnet (English), TVA Sports (French)
In the Unite

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Published: 2 days ago

Wednesday Habs Headlines: Nick Suzuki leads by example

Montreal Canadiens news and notes

• The Habs lean on their “clutch” captain Nick Suzuki to step up in the big moments. [Canadian Press]
• The Canadiens’ youngsters are playing to extend the opportunity for their veterans. [S

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  Published: 2 days ago

Hurricanes survive Jacob Markström masterpiece, move to second round with 2OT win vs. Devils

The Hurricanes are the first NHL team to advance and will face the winner of the Montreal Canadiens-Washington Capitals series.

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Published: 2 days ago

Aho sends Hurricanes to Round 2 after Mercer's double minor in 2OT

The Carolina Hurricanes eliminated the New Jersey Devils on Tuesday with a 5-4 double overtime win.Sebastian Aho fired the winning goal on the power play in Game 5 after Devils forward Dawson Mercer took a double minor for high-sticking.

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Published: 3 days ago

Senators shut out Maple Leafs to force Game 6

TORONTO — The Ottawa Senators won’t go away in the Battle of Ontario. Linus Ullmark made 27 saves for the first playoff shutout of his career as Ottawa beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-0 on Tuesday to cut the deficit in the teams’ first-round mat

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Published: 3 days ago