The Canadiens have had a good off-season to date. However, the club still has a glaring need for a bonafide second-line center to boost the top six forward group.
Thirty-one prospects participated in Montreal’s 2025 Development camp including eight of the nine players the Canadiens selected in the Draft this year.
For the Canadiens, the debate was whether the team would use picks 16 and 17 consecutively or leverage one for trade.
With the 2025 NHL Draft at Los Angeles’ Peacock Theater just days away, Montreal Canadiens fans continue to debate whether Jeff Gorton and Kent Hughes will trade the Habs first-round selections to move up, or use the 16th and 17th picks to bolster the team’s prospect pool.
The Montreal Canadiens have been busy doing their due diligence to prepare for the upcoming 2025 NHL Draft on June
Despite a crushing end to the season, the Laval Rocket had a very strong year in terms of helping the parent Canadiens move forward in the near future.
Guided by Pascal Vincent, the Rocket have been propelled by NHL prospects and AHL veterans alike.
Listeners of the Canadiens Connection podcast submitted questions and comments to the Rocket Sports mailbag.
The Montreal Canadiens are not a finished product. But there’s more depth of talent on the way.
The Montreal Canadiens completed a successful 2025-26 season. Now the question is, what comes next.
