What I’m seeing, hearing about the Canadiens near NHL trade deadline
The Canadiens have had valuable players to sell off under the Jeff Gorton and Hughes administration. Artturi Lehkonen, Tyler Toffoli, Ben Chiarot and Brett Kulak in 2022, Evgeni Dadonov in 2023, Sean Monahan and Jake Allen last season.
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Montreal Canadiens Lose Centreman to InjuryThe Montreal Canadiens second-line centre Kirby Dach is going to miss some time due to injury. The news was first reported ...
The Carolina Hurricanes and the host Montreal Canadiens are dealing with different personnel issues coming into their game on Tuesday night.
Montreal’s maturity as a unit has been synonymous of Xhekaj’s individual growth, much of which he credits to his playing ...
Martin St. Louis’s nurturing approach has been at the heart of positive development we’ve seen from all the young players ...
Slafkovský had a game Saturday in Ottawa that exemplified everything the Canadiens hope he can become when they are ready to ...
Brind'Amour's connection to the "Flower" is among his most cherished memories. The coach's parents were from Buckingham, ...
If Ottawa Senators' Brady Tkachuk suits up against the Montreal Canadiens, he’d better keep his head up, says Arber Xhekaj.
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Canadiens recall center prospectThe Canadiens have recalled center prospect Owen Beck from AHL Laval, per a team announcement. They have an open roster spot ...
Sportsnet's hockey news breakers, analysts and reporters will have coast-to-coast coverage of all the moves made ahead of this season's NHL trade deadline. Full coverage on March 7 begins at 10 a.m.
Tuesday’s NHL schedule includes a game between the Carolina Hurricanes and the Montreal Canadiens at Bell Centre, with the ...
A test of stickhandling, agility, and teamwork, at the whistle, players skate to the cone placed at the red line, then ...
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