NHL Draft Tracker, Habs Picks
The 2025 NHL Entry Draft takes place June 27-28 at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, California. All 32 first-round
Amy Johnson, Montréal Canadiens
Montréal Canadiens
Amy Johnson, Montréal Canadiens
Major Draft Day Trade: Habs Acquire Dobson
The Noah Dobson sweepstakes came to a frenzied finish Friday afternoon with the Montreal Canadiens emerging on top. Just hours
Mike Fink, Montréal Canadiens, New York Islanders
Three Things To Know About Dobson Deal
It’s Draft day, and the news is coming in fast. There was plenty of smoke about Noah Dobson and whether he would be traded or not before the draft. And as they say, when there’s smoke, there’s fire.
Amy Johnson, Montréal Canadiens
A Glaring Omission in the 2025 Hall of Fame Class
If there’s one guarantee when the Hockey Hall of Fame announces its annual inductees, it’s this: some will vigorously applaud
Montréal Canadiens, Rick Stephens
Habs’ Reinbacher Plans Path to the NHL
David Reinbacher‘s 2024-25 season began on a tough note. During a pre-season game against the Maple Leafs, he injured his
Montréal Canadiens, Podcasts, Rick Stephens
Canadiens Connection: Cosentino & Cohen on Habs Targets
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.
Hugo Brossoit, Montréal Canadiens, Uncategorized
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.
Montréal Canadiens, Rick Stephens
Habs’ Mailloux Earns All-Prospects Spot: What’s Next?
Logan Mailloux earned a spot on the AHL’s All-Prospects team. What’s next for the player and what areas does he still need to improve to earn an NHL spot?
Bloggers, Montréal Canadiens, Podcasts, Rick Stephens, Teams
Canadiens Connection: Combine Standouts
The Montreal Canadiens have been busy doing their due diligence to prepare for the upcoming 2025 NHL Draft on June
Hugo Brossoit, Montréal Canadiens, Uncategorized
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.