Canadiens Have Options to Improve Goaltending
The Montreal Canadiens started hot this season and were, at one point, among the best teams in the league. Offensively, they were great, but goaltending was an issue, at least…
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Elliotte Friedman Sees the Canadiens Ready to Make a Move
There’s an old saying that Elliotte Friedman’s grandmother used to roll out whenever life veered sideways: “You can plan all you want—God just laughs.” If you’re a Montreal Canadiens fan…
3 Takeaways From Laval Rocket’s First 10 Games of the Season
The Laval Rocket are off to a decent start in the 2025–26 season, sitting at 6–4–0 through their first 10 games. Nothing flashy, but a strong, competitive beginning that gives…
Who to Watch at Canadiens Rookie Camp
The Montreal Canadiens have officially confirmed their rookie camp roster, with 26 players set to hit the ice on Sept. 10. As is often the case, the event will bring…
Canadiens’ Best-Case Goaltending Scenario for 2025-26
For decades, the Montreal Canadiens have been chasing stability in goal. Since Carey Price’s prime years, the crease has been a revolving door of hopefuls, placeholders, and short-term fixes. Fans…
3 Canadiens Prospects to Watch in 2025-26
The Montreal Canadiens head into the 2025-26 season with a roster that has started to take shape under Kent Hughes and Jeff Gorton’s patient rebuild. While some young stars like…
Expectations for Canadiens’ Next Wave of Goaltenders
For a team still defining its future core, the Montreal Canadiens have quietly assembled a solid group of goaltending prospects. From highly regarded NCAA graduates ready to turn pro, to…
Montreal Canadiens’ Top 25 Prospects: 2025-26 Preseason Edition
With the dust now settled on the 2025 NHL Entry Draft and the World Junior Summer Showcase, the spotlight turns to training camp, and the Montreal Canadiens head into it…
Canadiens Re-Sign Critical Piece in Goalie Dobes for Two Years
The Montreal Canadiens just re-signed their arguably biggest restricted free agent in goalie Jakub Dobes to a two-year, $1.93 million deal.
Canadiens Prospects Not Named Demidov Who Can Be Calder Trophy Contenders
It finally happened. For the first time since Ken Dryden in 1972, a Montreal Canadiens player has won the Calder Trophy. Lane Hutson’s electrifying rookie season, which saw him rack…