The Montreal Canadiens took a major step forward in 2024-25 by grabbing the Eastern Conference’s final playoff spot.

Kent Hughes and the Montreal Canadiens have made a few groundbreaking trades this offseason and quietly addressed a crucial need that separates playoff teams from those watching in spring: depth.

The Montreal Canadiens have signed recently acquired and then bought out Seattle Kraken forward Joe Veleno to a one-year, ...

In an exclusive interview, Ufa head coach Viktor Kozlov breaks down why Zharovsky earned his shot—and how he projects at the ...

Logan Mailloux opens up about his rise in pro hockey, NHL readiness, and new chapter with the Blues in this exclusive ...

The Blues will have a rematch against the Jets, who knocked them out of the NHL playoffs last season, on Dec. 17.

This isn’t about trying to find flaws or nitpick every move. It’s about understanding the context for the Canadiens.

The Montreal Canadiens announced today that they have signed center Joe Veleno to a one-year, $900,000 contract.

After spending last season watching highlights of Ivan Demidov play with SKA St. Petersburg in the KHL, Montreal Canadiens’ fans will likely do the same for the next two seasons as the team’s first ...

Montreal is better off doing nothing than forcing a solution. The right player simply wasn’t available this summer, and ...

Salary cap warnings. In summer, the 32 Bettman Circuit teams can exceed the salary cap by 10%. But by the first day of the ...

Christian Dvorak helped a young Canadiens team break through into the playoffs, and sees a similar situation brewing in ...