The Montréal Canadiens’ development camp is over. In the last few days, some of the Canadiens’ top prospects showed up in ...

BROSSARD – Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes announced on Thursday that the team has agreed to terms on a ...

BROSSARD – Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes announced on Monday that the club has submitted qualifying offers ...

Demidov, who is one of the most talked-about young players from Russia, was picked by Montreal in the 2024 NHL Draft. He is expected to join the team soon, and the Canadiens want to make sure he ...

Marc Dumont of MTL Hockey Now: Chris Johnston reported that the Montreal Canadiens would consider trading one or both of their first-round picks for an NHL-ready player.

Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes has an embarrassment of draft capital for June's annual NHL Draft. With the 16th and 17th overall selections in his pocket, the Canadiens have two ...

Adding a player like Lafreniere could be good for the Canadiens, helping them to keep pushing toward a title. Lafreniere posted 17 goals and 28 assists over 82 games for New York this past season ...

Montreal has plenty of assets in draft picks and prospects that they can use in trades to acquire. It’s uncertain who the Canadiens will target, but Pagnotta says adding size and physicality is key.

Back in 2022, he reflected on his time in Montreal, and he enjoyed playing with the Canadiens. “It was fun,” Danault said about playing in Montreal to the Montreal Gazette.

The Montreal Canadiens faced a significant setback during their 6-3 win over the Washington Capitals in Game 3 of their Eastern Conference first-round series. Netminder Sam Montembeault exited ...

Some believe that the Montreal Canadiens are as good as buried down 2-0 against the Washington Capitals in their first-round series. Others believe that you’re not in trouble in the Stanley Cup ...

Many factors led to his eventual trade out of Montreal, but those two 2015 picks became the seeds of a trade tree that led to Mike Matheson, who became the Canadiens’ top defenceman as of 2024-25.