3 Canadiens Set to Take the Next Step
While the organization has drafted well and added some intriguing talent over the past few years, development is far from linear, and opportunity is everything. With certain roster spots opening…
Category Archives: Kaiden Guhle
Canadiens’ No. 16 & 17 Picks in 2025 NHL Draft Could Be Gold
The Montreal Canadiens will head into the 2025 NHL Draft with back-to-back selections at 16th and 17th overall, barring any trade activity. While all eyes tend to be on the…
Canadiens Clinch Playoff Spot as Hutson Ties Assist Record
The Montreal Canadiens beat the visiting Carolina Hurricanes 4-2 on Wednesday to punch their unlikely ticket to the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Canadiens Made Trade Deadline Additions for Playoff Push After All
Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes was right to stay quiet at the NHL trade deadline based on the recent additions to his lineup.
Canadiens Curiously Go with Seven Defensemen in Guhle’s Return
The Montreal Canadiens underwhelmed in defenseman Kaiden Guhle's return to action and it's arguably head coach Martin St. Louis' fault.
Who Will Kaiden Guhle Replace on the Canadiens’ Blue Line?
With Kaiden Guhle set to return soon, the Montreal Canadiens are set to getting a massive lift for their playoff push. His addition could make a big difference in solidifying…
5 Reasons the Canadiens Will Make the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs
You know things are looking up for the Montreal Canadiens’ in their 2025 playoff race when, even in defeat, things seem to go their way.
5 Games Canadiens Must Win to Keep 2025 Playoff Hopes Alive
After just going 2-7-1, the Montreal Canadiens have fallen down the standings to the point a playoff spot must feel like a pipe dream.
Why Canadiens Are Suddenly Struggling in Their 2025 Playoff Push
The Montreal Canadiens went an impressive 16-6-1 starting Dec. 3. Since then, they've gone 1-5-1 to fall out of the playoff race. Why?
Canadiens Keep Getting Hurt as Barron Joins Injury List
The Canadiens are down one more player in 2024-25 season’s early going in Justin Barron. So, which injured Hab do they miss most?