Canadiens’ Danault Thriving in New Role During Second Habs Stint
Despite the reduced role relative to his top-line status during his first stint with the Montreal Canadiens, Phillip Danault is thriving.
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Texier Leads Canadiens Past Flames with 3 Points Including 100th in Career
Canadiens forward Alexandre Texier opened the scoring with his 100th career point, adding two assists in a 4-1 win over the Calgary Flames.
5 Questions for the Canadiens to Answer in Second Half of 2025-26
There are things that are impossible to know regarding the outlook of the Canadiens' 2025-26 season, even after a successful first half.
Canadiens End Strong First Half of 2025-26 with Room to Grow
The Montreal Canadiens got “goalied,” plain and simple. In a game in which they looked faster, got the lion’s share of better chances and appeared poised to break out at…
Canadiens’ Caufield, Hutson Understandably Left Off U.S. Olympic Team
Montreal Canadiens Cole Caufield and Lane Hutson had cases to make the U.S. Olympic team, but you can see the direction they wanted to take.
Montreal Canadiens Make New Year’s Resolutions for 2026
While things look bright for the Montreal Canadiens for 2026, there's always room for improvement as these New Year's resolutions show:
Canadiens’ Slafkovsky Finds New Gear to Game with Demidov
Montreal Canadiens forward Juraj Slafkovsky is currently showing signs of being a game-breaking talent that hadn't been there before.
Canadiens Face Lightning and Chance at Redemption Exiting Xmas Break
The Montreal Canadiens can put a humiliating early-December defeat to the Tampa Bay Lightning behind them with a win on Sunday.
Every Canadiens Player’s 2025 Christmas Wish List
Each Montreal Canadiens player's 2025 Christmas wish list item has been collected by The Hockey Writers for your holiday reading pleasure.
5 Under-the-Radar Canadiens Meeting Expectations in 2025-26
It's crazy Nick Suzuki could end up disappointing a portion of the Montreal Canadiens fanbase despite largely meeting expectations.