Montreal Canadiens News and Rumors

Canadiens vs. Predators: Game thread, rosters, lines, and how to watch

David Savard makes his return to the lineup after an absence of seven weeks.

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Published: 11 months ago

Last-minute personnel move and excellent news for the Canadiens as David Savard is ready to play

As the Canadiens play their second game in as many nights, facing the Nashville Predators at the Bell Centre, a very exciting announcement has just been made by the team.

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Published: 11 months ago

Canadiens Activate David Savard Off Injured Reserve

The Canadiens activated defenseman David Savard off injured reserve Sunday, per a team release. He will return to the lineup tonight against the Predators after a 22-game absence due to a hand fracture. To stay under the 23-player roster limit, the

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Published: 11 months ago

David Savard activated off IR by the Montreal Canadiens, will play tonight

The defenceman rejoins the team, while forward Tanner Pearson will miss tonight's action.

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Published: 11 months ago

Canadiens' goaltending situation: Jake Allen's value is known, and Kent Hughes will likely have to lower his expectations

We know Kent Hughes' mindset, as he refuses to lose players for nothing.

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Published: 11 months ago

Kent Hughes about to make a big move? It's quite possible with the trade of Sean Monahan and signing him this summer

It was with surprise that Kent Hughes announced having extended Sean Monahan's contract for one year last summer.

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Published: 11 months ago

Canadiens Go 1-1 vs. Kings, Sabres in Tale of Two Rebuilds

If you're the Montreal Canadiens, it’s easy to look at the Buffalo Sabres and Los Angeles Kings and think the Sabres got rebuilding wrong.

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Published: 11 months ago

How the Broad Street Bullies saved the NHL's reputation in 1976

During the peak of the Cold War in the 1970s, a new front opened: a cultural battle between the top hockey players in North America and the best from the Soviet Union. The winner would not just determine hockey dominance but would symbolize the trium

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Published: 11 months ago

Bottom Six Minutes: Jayden Struble is here to stay

The Montreal Canadiens didn’t have the easiest time dispatching the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday night, needing extra time, a shootout, and some solid goaltending to get the job done. The entertainment value was certainly there, and seeing one of the

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Published: 11 months ago

Sunday Habs Headlines: Slump of Cole

In today's links, adapting strategies for Caufield, Kaiden Guhle's mental approach, goal-scoringcontinues to rise despite strong goaltending, and league injury news.

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Published: 11 months ago