Moral victories suck, but they are useful

Back in October, if you told a Montreal Canadiens fan that the team would make the playoffs in 2025, the odds are high that they would have been ecstatic. Yet today, as the Habs bow out of the post-season at the hands of the Washington Capitals, very

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Published: 2 months ago

Canadiens’ New Additions Will Fuel Internal Competition

Kent Hughes and the Montreal Canadiens have made a few groundbreaking trades this offseason and quietly addressed a crucial need that separates playoff teams from those watching in spring: depth.…

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Published: 3 days ago

Top 10 Must-See Canadiens Games in 2025-26

Some Montreal Canadiens games stand out more than others, with the NHL having just released their regular-season schedule for 2025-26.

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Published: 4 days ago

New exhibition traces Guy Lafleur's path to hockey superstardom

Canadian hockey icon Guy Lafleur was born, raised and laid to rest in Thurso, Que., and his ties to the Outaouais remained strong throughout his life. A new pop-up exhibition in Gatineau focuses on his early years.

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Published: 4 days ago

Thursday Habs Headlines: What Montreal has in Joe Veleno

Montreal Canadiens news and notes

• Does Joe Veleno have the talents to replace Christian Dvorak? [Radio-Canada]
• The players Veleno will be battling with for a roster spot. [RDS]
• Veleno hasn’t had the career expect

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Canadiens Sign Joe Veleno But Still Need a 2C

Montreal Canadiens’ general manager (GM) Kent Hughes made another offseason acquisition, signing unrestricted free agent (UFA) forward Joe Veleno to a one-year, one-way contract worth $900,000. This does add much-needed depth…

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Published: 4 days ago

Canadiens to kick off season with three-game road trip

Fans of the Montreal Canadiens will have to wait a little longer to see their team play at home.

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Published: 4 days ago

Trade Pitch Sees Canadiens Acquiring Future Hall of Famer to Fill Major Need

The Montreal Canadiens have a clear need for a No. 2 center and Heavy.com proposed a deal that would see them acquire Evgeni Malkin. The post Trade Pitch Sees Canadiens Acquiring Future Hall of Famer to Fill Major Need appeared first on Heavy Sports.

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Published: 4 days ago

Canadiens Sign Former First Round Pick

The Montreal Canadiens announced this morning that they have signed center Joe Veleno to a one-year, $900,000 contract. Veleno played last season for the Detroit Red Wings and the Chicago Blackhawks. This offseason, the Blackhawks traded Veleno to th

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Published: 4 days ago

Canadiens Could Still Fall Short of the Playoffs Next Season

The Montreal Canadiens took several steps forward this offseason, and after making the playoffs, adding key players like Noah Dobson and Zachary Bolduc, and with a full season from top…

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Published: 4 days ago

NHL releases 2025-26 schedule

The NHL announced the schedule for the 2025-26 season on Wednesday.The campaign opens Oct. 7 with a tripleheader: The Florida Panthers take on the Chicago Blackhawks and raise their second straight Stanley Cup banner before the Pittsburgh Penguins fa

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Published: 4 days ago

Habs sign Veleno to 1-year contract

The Montreal Canadiens signed forward Joe Veleno to a one-year contract, the team announced Wednesday.The deal is worth $900,000, according to The Fourth Period's David Pagnotta.Veleno, 25, played 74 games in 2024-25, spending time with the Detroit R

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Published: 4 days ago

Did the Montreal Canadiens Just Sign Their Second-Line Center?

The post Did the Montreal Canadiens Just Sign Their Second-Line Center? appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. The Canadiens signed Joe Veleno to a one-year, $900K deal—but he’s expected to fill a fourth-line role, not the second-line center spot. The

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Published: 4 days ago