Projected Lineups for the Hurricanes vs Canadiens – 2/25/25

The Carolina Hurricanes take on the Montreal Canadiens at the Bell Centre tonight. Here are the projected/expected lineups sourced from NHL.com staff writers, independent correspondents, and others. HURRICANES (33-20-4) at CANADIENS (26-26-5) 7…

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Published: 2 months ago

Cheap shot on Lane Hutson: Arber Xhekaj launches hostilities and a powerful message to the Leafs

The Canadiens will kick off their 2024-25 season against their biggest rival tonight at the Bell Centre, and for the occasion, Arber Xhekaj had a message to deliver.

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Published: 6 months ago

Martin St-Luis shares his perspective on the endless press conferences in Montreal

Martin St-Louis, head coach of the Montreal Canadiens, shared an interesting perspective in an episode of the documentary on the team's rebuild.

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Published: 6 months ago

Arber Xhekaj scratched from the lineup: Martin St-Louis has his hands tied

The Montreal Canadiens have kept seven defensemen, two goaltenders, and 14 forwards in their 23-player roster, and Arber Xhekaj could very well be the odd man out.

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Published: 6 months ago

Atlantic Notes: Laine, Xhekaj, Struble, Guentzel, Nosek

The Montreal Canadiens have already been busy today with their long-term injured reserve, adding forward Rafael Harvey-Pinard earlier today. They have added another with PuckPedia reporting the team has added forward Patrik Laine to the LTIR opening

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Published: 6 months ago

Early Season Battle Lines Drawn in Canadiens Opener Against the Leafs

On Wednesday, the NHL offers fans a plethora of marquee matchups, most notably a battle between two age old rivals in the Montreal Canadiens and Toronto Maple Leafs. Unlike in…

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Published: 6 months ago

What has Suzuki and Canadiens so optimistic about this season

Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki outlines the factors that have he and the club very optimistic heading into the 2024-25 season, with the feeling that they can beat anyone in the league on any given night.

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Published: 6 months ago

Canadiens’ Jayden Struble won’t play opener vs. Maple Leafs

The Montreal Canadiens won’t have one of their young defencemen for their season opener on Wednesday against the Toronto Maple Leafs.

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Published: 6 months ago

It's confirmed for Arber Xhekaj and Martin St-Louis is making his decision

We've been talking about it for a few days now, while there is no guarantee of Arber Xhekaj's presence for the first game of the season tomorrow night.

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Published: 6 months ago

Hope to despair, and back: The Montreal Canadiens pre-season was not quite useless

It feels like forever ago, but at the Montreal Canadiens were undefeated through the NHL pre-season, not allowing a single goal against. That was followed by a one-goal loss against what was a mostly-NHL lineup with a team that was mostly players for

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Published: 6 months ago

Grading the Canadiens heading into the 2024-25 NHL season

School is back, and so are report cards, as we look at how the Habs did over the summer, and what it means for the winter.

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Published: 6 months ago

The Hockey News releases its projected ranking and the Canadiens will have a good draft pick

The start of the Montreal Canadiens' training camp has brought a sense of optimism among fans in the city.

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Published: 6 months ago

Canadiens Notebook: On Roy, Armia, starting roster and St. Louis’ confidence

With Montreal’s first game two days away, Eric Engels touches on Joshua Roy, Joel Armia, the starting roster and Martin St. Louis’ confidence ahead of opening night in his latest Canadiens Notebook.

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Published: 6 months ago