Montreal Canadiens 2016-17 Season Preview
After starting the 2015-16 season 9-0-0, no one in the hockey world would have predicted that the Canadiens would finish the campaign with a .500 record and miss the playoffs.…
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Montreal Canadiens: Meet Andrew Shaw
At the 2016 National Hockey League Entry Draft, the Canadiens were looking to make a big selection holding the ninth overall pick. No one would have guessed that they intended…
Nathan Beaulieu Poised to Have Breakout Season
The Montreal Canadiens are approaching the 2016-17 season with more questions than answers. Can Carey Price stay healthy? Will Alexander Radulov finally solve the Canadiens’ scoring issues? Will the defense…
5 Prospects That Could Make the Canadiens 2016-17 Lineup
In 2015-16, the Montreal Canadiens saw an influx of new faces step into their lineup. This was mostly all due to the injury-riddled season that the Habs had, which saw…
Mikhail Sergachev Dominates Development Camp
It’s rare the youngest player in the organization comes into his first development camp and dominates. That’s exactly what Mikhail Sergachev did in his first Montreal Canadiens showing at the…
The Emergence of Alex Galchenyuk
Alex Galchenyuk was drafted 3rd overall in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. Coming out of Sarnia of the Ontario Hockey League he was ranked to go anywhere in the top…
Montreal Canadiens: Meet Shea Weber
June 29th, 2016 is a date that will go down in the Montreal Canadiens history books. Fan favorite P.K. Subban was traded. There had been speculation since the Canadiens’ dreadful…
Canadiens Bargain Shop, Find Gold with Radulov
When the NHL Free Agency market opened up on July 1st players we’re flying off the shelves with lucrative deals. Kyle Okposo to Buffalo, Andrew Ladd to New York and…
Canadiens Prospect Development Needs to Improve
We’re only a week away from the 2016 NHL Entry Draft and the Montreal Canadiens hold the ninth overall pick. With that pick the Canadiens are expected to come away…
Critical Offseason Weeks Ahead for the Canadiens
Now that the Stanley Cup finals are over, teams are in full off-season mode to try to compose a winner themselves for the 2016-2017 season. Now this begs the question,…
The Expendables – 5 Players the Canadiens Could Move
It’s open season in the National Hockey League as most teams are well into the offseason schedule. The Montreal Canadiens, having missed the playoffs, have been working since late April to…
Flawed Management Dooming Canadiens
When Marc Bergevin was hired on May 2, 2012, there was a sense of excitement in Montreal. A hometown guy, coming off Stanley Cup victories in Chicago was coming home…