10 NHLers Due for Bounce-Back Seasons in 2024-25
Poor shooting luck, injuries, or just a down season compared to career norms, there are always bounce-back candidates heading into a new season. After looking at 10 players who could…
Category Archives: Patrik Laine
Canadiens’ Offense Stacks Up as Playoff-Calibre on Paper in 2024-25
To end 2023-24, the Montreal Canadiens iced a second line of Alex Newhook, Brendan Gallagher and Joel Armia. Each ended the season on a high.
Top 5 Canadiens to Watch at 2024 Training Camp
Montreal Canadiens training camp just opened. Several stand-outs have emerged on paper. Will they justify the attention in literal practice?
Patrik Laine Excited for Fresh Start with Canadiens
Patrik Laine is now a Montreal Canadien. The dynamic forward was traded from the Columbus Blue Jackets in exchange for defenseman Jordan Harris and a second-round pick in the 2026…
Top Things Canadiens Fans Can Look Forward to in 2024-25
Montreal Canadiens fans should stop short of looking forward to playoff hockey in 2024-25. It's far from guaranteed. Some things are though.
Canadiens’ Clear Priority Is to Compete for Playoff Spot in 2024-25
If you’re the Montreal Canadiens, you don’t acquire Patrik Laine unless you have designs on competing for a playoff spot in 2024-25.
A Canadiens Trade Would Cap Off Already Successful 2024 Offseason
Once Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes drafted Ivan Demidov, his work this 2024 offseason was pretty much complete.
Top 5 Canadiens Facing Higher Expectations in 2024-25
Many expect the Montreal Canadiens to be better in 2024-25. It will be due to these players facing higher expectations themselves:
Daily Hockey Trivia: Mr. Game 7, 5-Goal Games & Bissonnette Goal
Welcome to the Daily Hockey Trivia for Sept. 3, 2024. This is a daily series that will test and challenge your knowledge of the modern and historical aspects of NHL…
Likeliest Canadiens to Win NHL Awards in 2024-25
Lane Hutson misses making this list o the likeliest Montreal Canadiens to win an award for 2024-25. Rookie Joshua Roy nabs a spot instead.