Canadiens Have Chance to Improve Center Depth After Price Trade
It is almost inevitable that the Montreal Canadiens will trade Carey Price’s contract after his signing bonus is paid on Sept. 1. The trade will not only fix their cap…
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Canadiens’ Top Priority Needs to Be Moving Price’s Contract
When you mention Carey Price to any Montreal Canadiens fan, you can see the joy come to their face. A Montreal icon that held the hearts and minds of an…
5 Most Underrated NHL General Managers for 2025-26
Last week, there was a ranking of the top five overrated general managers (GMs) in the NHL. With the help of multiple writers here at The Hockey Writers, an opinion-based…
How the Canadiens’ Patience Turned a Rebuild Into a Playoff Push
The Montreal Canadiens aren’t just turning a corner—they’re already halfway down the street. After years of laying the groundwork, they’ve reached a point where a playoff spot isn’t a pipe…
Canadiens Moving Price’s Contract Could Open the Door for Other Moves
The Montreal Canadiens may soon clear one of the biggest obstacles on their salary cap sheet, Carey Price’s $10.5 million cap hit. While Price has not played since the 2021–22…
Top 10 Must-See Canadiens Games in 2025-26
Some Montreal Canadiens games stand out more than others, with the NHL having just released their regular-season schedule for 2025-26.
Canadiens Need to Overpay for a Top Centre
The Montreal Canadiens were very active in the days leading up to the 2025 NHL Draft, making several moves to trade up, but also to add a top-pair right-handed defenceman…
Canadiens’ Summer Work Might Already Be Done
It’s been a busy summer for the Montreal Canadiens. Following a surprising 2024–25 season that saw the team clinch a playoff berth ahead of schedule, general manager Kent Hughes wasted…
Canadiens Impressively Turn Mailloux Into Bolduc With Another Key Trade
Ex-Montreal Canadiens defenseman Logan Mailloux was going to have a hard time cracking the lineup. Trading him for Zachary Bolduc makes sense.
Canadiens Replace Savard on Defense and Then Some with Dobson
The Montreal Canadiens needed to fill a space on the right side on defense. They didn’t really need Noah Dobson specifically, though.