NHL Rumors: Oilers, Bruins, Rangers, Canadiens
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, projections about what Connor McDavid will do in his next contract reportedly hinge on what Leon Draisaitl does with his extension over the next few…
Category Archives: Juraj Slafkovsky
Montreal Canadiens’ 2024-25 Projected Lineup
It’s been a tranquil summer for the Montreal Canadiens. After the whirlwind of the draft, free agency has been the exact opposite, with the Canadiens only signing one player: Alex…
Canadiens Take Alternative, Bridge Approach to Re-Sign Barron and Xhekaj
This is how it was always going to play out between Arber Xhekaj and Justin Barron and the Montreal Canadiens regarding their new contracts.
Canadiens Should Be a Playoff Team in 2025-26
The Montreal Canadiens 2024-25 season is just a few months away, and although the fans are excited about the upcoming season, especially with the very successful 2024 Draft, they should…
Evolution of Canadiens Development Model
For fans of the Montreal Canadiens, the offseasons are long and full of boredom. This gives many of them a need to fill their summer with more hockey talk, and…
Canadiens Made Right Call Not Signing Slafkovsky to a Bridge Contract
Montreal Canadiens forward Juraj Slafkovsky's second contract simply didn't call for general manager Kent Hughes to sign him to a bridge deal.
Canadiens Sign Juraj Slafkovsky to an 8-Year Contract Extension
General manager (GM) Kent Hughes might not have captured the big game he wanted as the free agency market opened yesterday, but he did extend the Montreal Canadiens’ first-overall pick…
Canadiens Take Right Minimalistic Approach to Free Agency in 2024
Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes will have done the right thing this free agency, if he ends up doing nothing at all.
Canadiens Restore Fan Faith in Their Drafting with Demidov Pick
Ivan Demidov could realistically become the most notable Montreal Canadiens draftee since Carey Price in 2005, if not before.
History Says Canadiens Can Go from Fifth-Last to Playoffs in 2024-25
The idea the Montreal Canadiens team can go from a fifth-last 2023-24 finish to compete for a 2025 playoff berth isn't universally accepted.