The Canadian is on the right track. Not enough to attract renowned veterans, but enough to make the young talents want to stay with the team long-term. This prompted Juraj Slafkovsky to accept the eight-year contract proposed by Kent Hughes
PK Subban wants the next Stanley Cup won by a Canadian team to be the Montreal Canadiens. “We have reached the final [les Oilers d’Edmonton se sont inclinés en sept matchs devant les Panthers de la Floride, NDLR]but we couldn’t
What will the Canadian squad look like for the brand new 4 Nations Showdown, which takes place from February 12 to 20 in Montreal and Boston? Three journalists from the National Hockey League (NHL) website. got wet seven months before
Oddsmakers in Vegas expect the Montreal Canadiens to be by far the worst team in the Atlantic Division next season. They were clearly not convinced by the inaction of General Manager Kent Hughes on July 1. The hockey player opted
Is the name of Dmitri Kostenko tell you something? The young 21-year-old Russian player was drafted in the 3rd round in 2021 (87th overall) and has been playing in the KHL and the VHL, which corresponds to the American League
Mikhail Sergachev did not see the move that sent him to the Utah team coming. “At first I was shocked” the defender confided, as quoted by NHL.com correspondent Matthew Komma. On June 29, the second day of the draft, the
Dmitri Kostenko, a young defenseman for the Montreal Canadiens, started out during a loan to Yugra Khanty-Mansiysk in the VHL, Russia’s equivalent of the American League. But make no mistake, Yugra general manager Sergei Gusev was eager to get rid
The traditional Brick Invitational tournament is in full swing this week in Edmonton, Alberta, and as usual, a team from Quebec is on hand in the colors of the Montreal Canadiens. • Also read: An old record by Cole Caufield
An old list of the Montreal Canadiens’ best talents compiled by The Hockey News has resurfaced on social media, sparking reactions among Internet users. Fans of the team note that they placed high hopes on players who ultimately failed to
Macklin Celebrini, the first player selected in the last National Hockey League (NHL) draft, signed his entry-level contract with the San Jose Sharks on Saturday. The 18-year-old center, winner of the recent Hobey-Baker Trophy, was hesitant to return to the