Canadiens’ Offense Off to a Hot Start
The Montreal Canadiens have started the 2025-26 season on a strong note, and a big part of that success comes from something fans have been waiting years to see: consistent…
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5 Takeaways From Montreal Canadiens’ First 10 Games of 2025-26 Season
Ten games into the 2025–26 season, the Montreal Canadiens have already given fans a good sense of what this team is becoming. The blend of youthful energy, offensive flair, and…
How the Canadiens’ Youth Movement Is Leading the Team
The average age of the Montreal Canadiens is 26.8 years old, and the oldest on the team is Brendan Gallagher, who is 33 and in his 14th season in the…
Canadiens Probably Miss Guhle Despite Wins with Him Injured
It should be no shock the Montreal Canadiens aren't playing as well as they did with the injured Kaiden Guhle in the lineup.
Canadiens Hold Off Sabres for Hard-Fought 4-2 Home Win
The Montreal Canadiens beat the Buffalo Sabres 4-2 on Monday to end their homestand with an impressive 3-1 record.
Canadiens Are Imperfect, Unpredictable, and Absolutely Worth Watching
Elliotte Friedman isn’t one for hype. When the Hockey Night in Canada insider praises a team, it usually carries weight. And lately, he’s been singing the praises of the Montréal…
Canadiens’ Caufield Ties OT Goals Record as Habs Best Predators
For the second straight game, Montreal Canadiens forward Cole Caufield scored the OT winner, lifting the Habs over the Nashville Predators.
Canadiens’ Early Extensions Set the Tone for 2025-26 Season
The Montreal Canadiens have made stability a priority to open the 2025-26 season. Within the last week, the organization checked off two major items on its to-do list: signing Calder…
Canadiens Extend GM Hughes and President of Hockey Ops Gorton
The Montreal Canadiens signed general manager Kent Hughes and now-president of hockey operations Jeff Gorton to multi-year extensions.
Lane Hutson’s Extension Feels Like the Canadiens Turned a Corner
When Lane Hutson put pen to paper on Monday on an eight-year, $70.8 million deal, it wasn’t just a player signing—it was a declaration. The Montréal Canadiens are no longer…