10 Stats that Define the Canadiens’ 2025-26 Season at Olympic Break
The following 10 stats paint a clearer picture of just how successful the Montreal Canadiens have been in 2025-26 up until the Olympic break.
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Montreal Canadiens’ Candidates for the 2030 Winter Olympics
The 2026 Olympic break always sparks projection season. With NHL players back in the Games and international hockey regaining its full spotlight, it’s hard not to look ahead. Four years…
Noah Dobson’s Impact on the Canadiens so Far This Season
When the Montreal Canadiens pulled the trigger on the Noah Dobson trade, it was one of those moves that instantly brought a lot of expectations. Big assets going out, a…
Canadiens Must Weigh Pros and Cons of Trading Guhle
Montreal Canadiens defenseman Kaiden Guhle is a good, even great player. Good, even great players get traded all the time, though.
Canadiens’ Defence Has the Potential to Be Elite for Years
For the first time in a long time, the Montreal Canadiens can look at their blue line and feel something that has been missing for years: stability. Not just short-term…
Montreal Canadiens Make New Year’s Resolutions for 2026
While things look bright for the Montreal Canadiens for 2026, there's always room for improvement as these New Year's resolutions show:
5 Under-the-Radar Canadiens Meeting Expectations in 2025-26
It's crazy Nick Suzuki could end up disappointing a portion of the Montreal Canadiens fanbase despite largely meeting expectations.
Canadiens Find Room for Both Dobson and Hutson on Blue Line
Any concerns Montreal Canadiens defenseman Noah Dobson would cut into Lane Hutson’s ice time were unfounded, it turns out.
Schenn Leads Blues to 4-3 Road Win over Canadiens
Brayden Schenn led the way with two goals, including the game-winner, as the St. Louis Blues beat the host Montreal Canadiens 4-3 on Sunday.
Canadiens Keep Matheson in the Fold with Great Deal for Both Sides
The Montreal Canadiens clearly believe Mike Matheson has a lot left in the tank, after extending him to a five-year, $30 million deal.