Even as the injuries and losses pile up, the Montreal Canadiens still have a lot to be grateful for in time for U.S. Thanksgiving 2025.
There is at least a sense the fortunes of the Montreal Canadiens are changing after they beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-2 on Saturday.
Alexander Ovechkin scored a hat trick and four total points as the Washington Capitals defeated the host Montreal Canadiens 8-4 on Thursday.
The Boston Bruins edged the host Montreal Canadiens 3-2 on Saturday, with Viktor Arvidsson's 200th career goal counting as the winner.
The Dallas Stars shut out the Montreal Canadiens 7-0 as Wyatt Johnston scored his 100th goal in Habs head coach Martin St. Louis' 300th game.
The road-warrior Los Angeles Kings beat the host Montreal Canadiens 5-1 on Tuesday, Quinton Byfield leading the way with two points.
With the Canadiens having just played the Mammoth,, unavoidable comparisons between Juraj Slafkovsky and Logan Cooley are going to result.
Montreal Canadiens forward Cole Caufield’s two goals led the Habs to a 6-2 win over the Utah Mammoth on Saturday at the Bell Centre.
Earlier this week, Sportsnet asked the question: “Why hasn’t it worked for Steven Stamkos in Nashville?” It wouldn't work in Montreal, either.
The Philadelphia Flyers held on for a 5-4 shootout win over the host Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday, despite giving up a three-goal early lead.