Canadiens Inconsistent, But Good Enough
If there is one foolproof indicator that expectations are different this year for the Montreal Canadiens, it’s the fans’ reaction
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Canadiens Flaws Catching Up To Them
When the Montreal Canadiens started the season with a 7-3 record, it was quite easy to get swayed away by
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The Canadiens Have the Edge on Talent on Most Nights
When Jeff Gorton and Kent Hughes took over as the Canadiens two-headed management team, their openly admitted goal was to rebuild the team.
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Bad Breaks Lead To Loss For Canadiens
The Montreal Canadiens began their 2025-2026 season by visiting the Maple Leafs in Toronto for what has become somewhat of
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Prospect Showdown: Canadiens to Ice Star-Studded Lineup
For rebuilding teams like the Montreal Canadiens, rookie games tend to hold a little more intrigue than with current top NHL contenders.
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Two Canadiens Players You Want to Believe in
There are incredibly good vibes currently surrounding the Canadiens. Nevertheless, there are some players who didn’t end last season on the best note
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Veleno Comes Home: What the Canadiens Should Expect
Just when you started to think Kent Hughes decided to take a vacation away from hockey, Joe Veleno decides to come back to his hometown and sign with the Canadiens.
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Offseason Doesn’t End The Montreal Rebuild
Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes managed to defy the odds and gave the team one of its most impactful offseasons in recent memory.
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2025 Draft: Top 17 List for the Canadiens
The Montreal Canadiens and 29 other teams have shifted their immediate focus to the 2025 NHL Entry Draft.
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Rookie of the Year: Lane Hutson wins the Calder Trophy
Lane Hutson won the 2024-25 Rookie of the Year award in a landslide decision over Mackin Celebrini, Dustin Wolf and Matvei Michkov.