Alexandre Carrier Trade Has Propelled the Montreal Canadiens Into a Playoff Position

The Montreal Canadiens acquiring Alexandre Carrier from Nashville in December was savvy in helping set up this run for the team.

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Published: 1 month ago

How Canadiens’ St. Louis feels Dach is recovering from knee injury

Montreal Canadiens’ Martin St. Louis discusses how he feels Kirby Dach is dealing with his knee injury mentally, and if him not being able to get over the mental hurdle of trusting his knee is hurting his overall game.

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Published: 5 months ago

NHL Rumors: Montreal Canadiens Have Several Players That Will Draw Interest

The Montreal Canadiens have some flexibility to move some players on expiring deals between now and the NHL trade deadline.

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Published: 5 months ago

Kirby Dach Needs to Reward Canadiens Patience by Bouncing Back From Slump

The Montreal Canadiens have been through many highs and lows over the past few seasons, with glimmers of hope and ambition coupled with a plethora of setbacks, like losing, odd…

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Published: 5 months ago

Sam Montembeault gets start in goal for Canadiens' first game vs. Utah

Joshua Roy will play first game for Habs this season, while Kirby Dach moves back to centre and defenceman Justin Barron returns to lineup.

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Published: 5 months ago

NHL Rumors: New York Rangers, and the Montreal Canadiens

The New York Rangers are looking to shake things up. Mike Matheson would net the Montreal Canadiens a significant return.

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Published: 5 months ago

The forgotten league that united baseball and hockey icons

In the wake of World War II, dozens of baseball leagues sprung up across all corners of North America to satisfy public clamoring for live entertainment.One was the Border League, which stoked competition between American and Canadian squads from 194

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Published: 5 months ago

Stu Cowan: Canadiens' Josh Anderson a Hockey Fights Cancer Night star

Hab's quick decision to pick up young cancer patient and carry him to blue line for national anthems was a beautiful, heart-tugging moment.

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Published: 5 months ago

Tuesday Habs Headlines: Big changes to the forward lines

In today's links, out comes the blender, Joshua Roy and Patrik Laine are about to create real competition for lineup spots, Slafkovský and Dach on fourth line not a punishment, Habs hurt by turnovers, and Michael Andlauer wants Senators' first-round

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Published: 5 months ago

Second season of The Rebuild: Inside the Montreal Canadiens is coming

Crave has ordered a second season of its docuseries after the success of Season 1, which had eight episodes.

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Published: 5 months ago

Promotion of Roy, Laine’s progress helps St. Louis push buttons in Canadiens’ top six

Joshua Roy moved from the Laval Rocket to what appears to be a newly formed second line with Jake Evans and Emil Heineman. Patrik Laine moved closer to a return to the lineup by shedding the non-contact jersey he’s been wearing since last week and

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Published: 5 months ago

Canadiens’ Laine a full participant in practice, return not imminent

Patrik Laine raised some eyebrows on Monday when he participated fully in the Montreal Canadiens’ practice, having ditched the non-contact jersey for the first time since returning to the ice after a knee injury.

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Published: 5 months ago

Jack Todd: Canadiens' brutal second period vs. Vegas was a bad sign

Common wisdom says if you are not “in the mix” come U.S. Thanksgiving, your season is basically over. The Habs are tied for last in the NHL.

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Published: 5 months ago