Montreal Canadiens director of hockey development, Adam Nicholas, embarked on an important mission this summer: to quantify a hockey player’s intelligence quotient. This famous “Hockey IQ” is constantly used by recruiters to assess a player’s clarity on the ice and
Marie-Philip Poulin has been the Canadiens’ player development advisor since June 2022 and spoke enthusiastically about the progress of Lane Hutson and Logan Mailloux and the first steps of David Reinbacher. But the four-time Olympic gold medalist, three golds and
There will definitely be no shortage of goalkeepers in the Canadian’s organisation. The Laval Rocket have signed a one-year deal with Zachary Émond, the team announced Tuesday morning. Posted at 8:53am Émond signed a two-way contract (American League and ECHL)
It’s almost the big day for Évelyne and Flavie Courtemanche, two sisters aged 16 and 19 who train several times a week at the Budokan club in Gaspé. The two athletes travel to Laval from July 7th to 9th for
Sunday July 2nd, 2023 by Philippe Brasseur The third stage of the 2023 season of the Eastern Canadian Rally Championship (CREC), presented this Saturday as part of the Rallye International Baie-des-Chaleurs in the Gaspésie region of Quebec, brought
The Canadiens have agreed to a one-year deal with center Lias Andersson. Posted at 3:02pm. The team announced this on Sunday afternoon. The deal will net Andersson $775,000 if he plays in the NHL and $450,000 if he plays in
Guadeloupe defeated Cuba 4-1 in Day Two of the Gold Cup on Saturday night, while Canada suffered a sad 0-0 draw with Guatemala, leaving the Group D question open. This victory puts Guadeloupe in first place with four points, the
It’s not exactly a surprise, but Jonathan Drouin will wear a different jersey than the Canadiens next season. Posted at 4:39pm. He has agreed to a one-year deal to join former Halifax Mooseheads teammate Nathan MacKinnon at the Colorado Avalanche.
The least we can say is the Montreal Canadiens defensive tackle picks David Reinbacher in 5th place overall, was not unanimous. In fact, the vast majority of CH fans instead hoped the team leaders would pick the Russian phenom and
Forward Maxime Comtois and defender Simon Benoît will not extend their stay under the hot California sun next season. The Anaheim Ducks announced Friday that they will not be making any qualifying offers to these two skaters. This means they