Insider Contends Canadiens Can Avoid Backup Goalie Trade

The post Insider Contends Canadiens Can Avoid Backup Goalie Trade appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. The Montreal Canadiens are finding their groove, but as one NHL Insider believes the team should not chase a veteran backup goalie now. The post Insid

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Published: 3 months ago

Canadiens Gain Foothold vs. Capitals as Goaltending Questions Emerge in Series

The Washington Capitals maybe smelled blood in the water when Montreal Canadiens goalie Jakub Dobes replaced Sam Montembeault. Their mistake.

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Published: 18 hours ago

Sunday Habs Headlines: Samuel Montembeault’s status still unknown

Montreal Canadiens news and notes

• Samuel Montembeault was still undergoing evaluations on Saturday, Martin St-Louis stated. [TVA Sports]
• “He believes all this isn’t too much for him,” Kaiden Guhle shares about Jakub Dobe

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  Published: 23 hours ago

Eastern Notes: Montembeault, Protas, Korpi

Montreal Canadiens starting goalie Samuel Montembeault is being evaluated after leaving Friday’s game three victory over the Capitals, per NHL.com reporter Dan Rosen. Head coach Martin St. Louis noted that Montembeault’s status for game four rem

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Published: 1 day ago

Josh Anderson, Tom Wilson Fined For Unsportsmanlike Conduct

For their part in a game three incident, Montreal Canadiens forward Josh Anderson and Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson were both fined $5,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct, per an NHL release. The fine is the maximum allowable under the Collectiv

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Published: 1 day ago

Canadiens goaltender Sam Montembeault still being evaluated

Montreal Canadiens head coach Martin St. Louis hasn’t ruled out starting goaltender Sam Montembeault from Game 4 against the Washington Capitals just yet.

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Published: 1 day ago

Canadiens’ Josh Anderson, Capitals’ Tom Wilson fined $5,000 for fighting on bench

Wilson and Anderson got into a fight on the Capitals’ bench amidst the chaos of the Canadiens’ 6-3 win on Friday.

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Published: 1 day ago

Anderson, Wilson Fined After Canadiens vs Capitals Game 3 Brawl

The post Anderson, Wilson Fined After Canadiens vs Capitals Game 3 Brawl appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. Josh Anderson and Tom Wilson have been fined by the NHL for their involvement in a brawl between the Canadiens and Capitals in Game 3. The post

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Capitals’ Wilson and Canadiens’ Anderson fined for unsportsmanlike conduct following Game 3 brawl

Canadiens forward Josh Anderson and Capitals forward Tom Wilson were both fined $5,000 from the NHL’s department of player safety for unsportsmanlike conduct following their actions in Game 3.

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Published: 1 day ago

Bottom Six Minutes: The Habs fight back on home ice

For the first time in seven years, the Bell Centre was completely sold out for a playoff game. It was a celebration for Montreal Canadiens fans, who packed the streets as well as the arena to welcome their team back to the playoffs. As jovial as the

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Published: 1 day ago

NHL playoffs daily: Devils win OT thriller, Canadiens emerge from brawling Game 3 victorious

The wins for the Edmonton Oilers, Montreal Canadiens and New Jersey Devils all injected season-season juice into their first-round series.

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Published: 1 day ago

As Capitals and Canadiens lose their starting goalies, chaos enters the chat

Montreal's Sam Montembeault and Washington's Logan Thompson both left Game 3 with injuries, and they could be gone for a while.

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Published: 1 day ago

Given the opportunity, the big line drives the Canadiens back into the series

Where do I begin? Game 3 provided a host of new plotlines: the electricity of the crowd, the energy in Montreal’s legs, Arber Xhekaj and Oliver Kapanen, Martin St-Louis’s new line combinations, Ivan Demidov on the top power-play unit, a bench-

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Published: 1 day ago