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The Montreal Canadiens are expected to pursue a veteran defenseman from a divison rival to replace the retired David Savard.
Canadiens GM Kent Hughes will be busy trying to add assets that fill needs in the hopes of improving the roster for the long ...
In 2003, the NHL had perhaps one of the best drafts in history. The first-round class was just amazing. It was headlined by Marc-Andre Fleury, Eric Staal, and Nathan Horton as the top three, but it ...
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Montreal Canadiens Face Decision with First-Round SelectionsThe Montreal Canadiens head into the 2025 NHL Entry Draft with two first-round selections. They hold the 16th and 17th ...
With so many young players on the rise, the Montreal Canadiens have fewer and fewer players poised to regress statistically ...
Sylvain Lefebvre didn’t get to the NHL through the big door; he was signed by the Montreal Canadiens as an undrafted free agent, yet still managed to have a successful 14-year career in the NHL, ...
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Hutson Holds the Key to Canadiens’ Cap-Era Stanley Cup WindowAs the NHL salary cap continues its upward trajectory, teams with core players already locked into long-term contracts are set to benefit the most, and two franchises stand out.
Dave Pagnotta of the Fourth Period joined TSN Radio in Montreal to discuss the possibility of moving Carey Price’s contract to a team that needs cap space.
Cole Caufield wanted to know why he wasn't invited when his Canadiens teammate, Lane Hutson, celebrated his Calder Trophy win ...
In an article by The Athletic, Vinzenz Rohrer spoke about not wanting to be compared to or play in the shadow of countryman Marco Rossi. Like Rossi, Rohrer's No ...
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Claude Giroux to the Canadiens Makes Sense This SummerAs July 1 approaches, the Montreal Canadiens may find themselves with an unexpected veteran option on the free agent market.
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