Nissa Khan The Montreal Canadiens and general manager Marc Bergevin announced on Monday that they have agreed to terms with Mark Barberio on a two-year contract extension. The one-way deal, worth $750,000.00…
The Buffalo Sabres announced on Saturday that they have signed defenseman Brycen Martin to a 3-year, entry level contract. Martin was the Sabres’ third round selection (74th overall) in the…
Team Canada is one step closer to defending its World Championship title after pummeling Team Sweden in the Quarterfinals in St. Petersburg, Russia on Thursday. Marks Scheifele and Stone each…
Super-prospect Auston Matthews of the ZSC Lions scored the only goal of the shootout to propel Team USA past the Czech Republic and into the Semifinals at the IIHF World Hockey Championships…
Just a few short months ago the Montreal Canadiens embarked on a promising season. With many key players hitting their prime, this felt like a do or die year for Carey Price,…
In an ideal world this would be Montreal Canadiens head coach Michel Therrien’s make-or-break season. If an average NHL coaching tenure lasts 2.4 years, and coaches are most likely to…
To be the best, you have to beat the best. And that’s exactly how the 2015 Stanley Cup Playoffs appear to be unfolding for the Montreal Canadiens. In the Western Conference,…
When the Montreal Canadiens skate onto the Bell Centre ice before an exhilarated crowd on Wednesday night, they will be looking to avenge an ill-fated 2013 playoff series against the Ottawa…
As you might have read by now, on February 3rd, Montreal Canadiens forward Brandon Prust contributed an article to The Players’ Tribune explaining his role as an NHL enforcer. The…
Here’s a thought: with less than half a season to play, the Montreal Canadiens should start calling on backup goaltender Dustin Tokarski. We’ve reached the 47 game mark and Tokarski has…
At the halfway mark of the 82 game NHL season, the Montreal Canadiens should be pleased. With 57 points in 42 games played, the team is 5 points ahead of last…
It’s both a blessing and a curse to welcome the 2015 edition of the IIHF World Junior Hockey Championships back to Montreal. It’s a blessing because Montrealers haven’t been treated to…