Montreal Canadiens News and Rumors

NHL Rumors: Vancouver Canucks, and the Montreal Canadiens

What will the Vancouver Canucks be willing to trade at the deadline? Do the Montreal Canadiens keep Sean Monahan or trade him?

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Published: 10 months ago

Bottom Six Minutes: Juraj Slafkovsky can drive his own trio

The presence of Josh Anderson on the Montreal Canadiens’ top line has been a point of contention among Habs fans this season. There have been moments where the trio works, but the majority of the fan base seems to agree that he doesn’t work consi

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Published: 10 months ago

What happened to the Canadiens' Chris Wideman? | HI/O Bonus

The Habs defenceman has been sidelined since start of the season.

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Published: 10 months ago

Rangers Reportedly Could Have Interest in Sean Monahan

Despite the New York Rangers’ recent struggles, they remain in a good spot in the Metropolitan Division standings but will need to bounce back if they hope to maintain first…

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Published: 10 months ago

NHL Rumors – From Chychrun To Monahan And Beyond

NHL Rumors looks at the Ottawa Senators, Jakob Chychrun, and Sean Monahan of the Montreal Canadiens in this edition.

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Published: 10 months ago

Sunday Habs Headlines: New York Rangers rise up list of Sean Monahan suitors

In today's links, a new destination for Monahan, Kaiden Guhle records a franchise milestone, the Oilers chase history, Ryan Poehling earns a contract extension, and suspension news from the NHL and PWHL.

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Published: 10 months ago

MAJOR: Arber Xhekaj will be traded, and here's why

It's a hot and highly sensitive topic regarding Arber Xhekaj's availability on the trade market.

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Published: 10 months ago

NHL Highlights: Penguins 3, Canadiens 2 (OT)

Marcus Pettersson scored the overtime winner 2:43 into the extra frame and Tristan Jarry stopped 25 shots to lead the Pittsburgh Penguins to a 3-2 win over the Montreal Canadiens.

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Published: 10 months ago