If the Montreal Canadiens had to add a centre via free agency, they made the right decision signing Joe Veleno to a risk-free one-year deal.
Some Montreal Canadiens games stand out more than others, with the NHL having just released their regular-season schedule for 2025-26.
The Montreal Canadiens' projected continued improvement in 2025-26 is based on the likelihood some Habs who struggled will rebound.
Montreal Canadiens fans have a lot to look forward to in 2025-26, as the Habs look to build on a surprising, impressive playoff finish.
The list of the worst Canadiens contracts for 2025-26 features two new names, largely due to general manager Kent Hughes' ongoing hard work.
A credit to Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes (and predecessor Marc Bergevin), here are the top five Habs contracts for 2025-26.
Trading defenseman Logan Mailloux was just the first domino to fall for the Montreal Canadiens, after they traded for and signed Noah Dobson.
The Montreal Canadiens just re-signed their arguably biggest restricted free agent in goalie Jakub Dobes to a two-year, $1.93 million deal.
Ex-Montreal Canadiens defenseman Logan Mailloux was going to have a hard time cracking the lineup. Trading him for Zachary Bolduc makes sense.
With free agency opening in 2025, the Canadiens must explore his options to sign someone to replace Kirby Dach as their second-line centre.