Sunday Habs Headlines: Faith in Owen Beck

Montreal Canadiens news and notes

• Standing pat at the deadline was a vote of confidence in Owen Beck’s ability to help the team in its post-season push. [La Presse]
• On International Women’s Day yesterday, Martin St-Louis d

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Massive Surprise On the Ice at the Canadiens First Practice of the Season: Newly-Retired and Beloved Paul Byron Seems to Be Ready to Coach

We mentioned it earlier today, but the Montreal Canadiens players were officially on the ice today, live from Brossard, for an informal practice.

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Published: 1 year ago

A wonderful surprise just happened in Brossard

There is movement today in the organization of the Montreal Canadiens, as we finally see some live action from Brossard.

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Published: 1 year ago

Montreal Canadiens: Two Games To Circle On The Calender For October

The Montreal Canadiens schedule has been available to the public for some time, but with training camp a few weeks away, we will soon get a glimpse of what the Habs opening night lineup could resemble. And with that, we can dive into the potential ma

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Published: 1 year ago

Major Trade Nearly Finalized Between the Vegas Golden Knights and the Montreal Canadiens: We Now Know the Habs Attempted to Bring Back Physical Defenseman Alexei Emelin

In the last few hours, we have learned very interesting news regarding the Montreal Canadiens.

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Published: 1 year ago

2023 Montreal Canadiens Top 25 Under 25: All-Star Team

With so many good players under the age of 25 in the organization, we decided to take a look at what the future lineup might look like.

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Published: 1 year ago

Montreal Canadiens: Three Players We Could See Traded This Season

It’s no secret that the Montreal Canadiens have put an onus on moving out the veterans and building a young, fast, modern lineup. With that, they have traded away most of the bad contracts and opened space for their prospect pool to make its mark.

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Published: 1 year ago

Montreal Canadiens Players Seeking Career Milestones This Season

The Montreal Canadiens 2023-24 season does not promise to be one of the best in the long history of the franchise. Of course, when a team has done as much winning and has employed as many superstars and Hall of Fame members as the Canadiens, the bar

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Published: 1 year ago

A change of situation concerning the young Juraj Slafkovsky? A stint with the Laval Rocket could be greatly beneficial to him

Many fans are eagerly looking forward to seeing how Juraj Slafkovsky will perform in his second season in the NHL, having only collected 10 points in 39 games last season.

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Published: 1 year ago

Analyzing Detroit’s Options At Defense

Much like they did last summer, the Detroit Red Wings put some money into their defensive core in an attempt to get this team back into the postseason. In free agency, the organization brought in Shayne Gostisbehere and Justin Holl and acquired Jeff

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Published: 1 year ago

21-Year-Old Canadiens Prospect Has Just Achieved a Major Milestone, and it's Very Promising Looking Ahead to the Coming Years

According to several experts, the Montreal Canadiens possibly made a very great move by drafting American forward Sean Farrell in the 4th round of the 2020 draft.

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Published: 1 year ago

REPORT: Nick Suzuki and Cole Caufield Find Themselves in Serious Trouble After Breaking Important Law at Exclusive Golf Club

We have just learned a quite surprising story, and in my opinion, greatly exaggerated, involving the two young stars of the Canadiens, Nick Suzuki and Cole Caufield.

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Published: 1 year ago

Myth of the Montreal Canadiens’ Early Success

For generations, the Habs have been dogged by accusations that their historic Stanley Cup success was because they had territorial rights to the best players French Canada had to offer.…

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Published: 1 year ago