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While the United States gets to have the Winter Classic, Canada's NHL fans get to revel in the Heritage Classic for all the joy that outdoor hockey fans and players alike can handle.
The Canadiens enter the weekend without Nick Suzuki, who remains sidelined, while coach Martin St‑Louis reshuffles the defense by elevating Lane Hutson to the top pairing and slotting Adam Engstrom on the third. Reinbacher and Engstrom see increased minutes, and prospects Zachary Bolduc and Juraj Slafkovsky continue to impress—Slafkovsky even scored a highlight goal against Darnell Nurse. Meanwhile, the goaltender start against the San Jose Sharks is still unannounced, and the team’s recent 4‑3 OT loss highlights lingering discipline issues.
Montreal Canadiens news and notes The Canadiens tested the ice at Princess Auto Stadium ahead of today’s Heritage Classic. [ TVA Sports ] Zachary Bolduc is happiest about all the new apparel he’s received for the game. [ Journal de Montreal ] From José Théodore’s tuque to celebrating the NHL’s 100th season, the top outdoor moments in Canadiens history. [ Journal de Montreal ] Jake Evans has made his reputation on his forechecking and short-handed play, and those situation...
The Canadiens vs Jets Heritage Classic brings Montreal and Winnipeg outdoors to Princess Auto Stadium on Sunday, Oct. 25, with puck drop set for 7 p.m.
For the first time in 546 games, the Montreal Canadiens took to the ice without Nick Suzuki and played a game that resembled the trademark 200-foot game of the reigning Selke Trophy winner in a 4-1 road win over the Chicago Blackhawks on Friday night. The win was a perfect example of how the Canadiens’ […] The post Lariviere: It’s Going To Take A Village For The Canadiens With No Nick Suzuki appeared first on The Sick Podcast .
Red Wings AGM scouting the Canadiens again. At least six teams have shown interest in Alexander Nikishin. The top 9 players who could be traded.
Red Wings AGM scouting the Canadiens again. At least six teams have shown interest in Alexander Nikishin. The top 9 players who could be traded.
The Detroit Red Wings are actively scouting the Montreal Canadiens as a possible trade destination for captain Dylan Larkin, who has given the front office a list of preferred teams. The Athletic’s Pierre LeBrun notes Detroit is reviewing Montreal’s recent aggressive trade packages, like those for Matthew Knies and Kirill Marchenko. Despite the uncertainty, Larkin continues to produce, tallying three points (one goal, two assists) in his first six games of the 2026‑27 season while logging nearly 22 minutes per game. The Wings finish their road trip against Calgary on Oct. 24 before returning home for games against Chicago and St. Louis.
Detroit Red Wings forward Dylan Larkin has expanded his trade list to 10 teams as interim general manager Shawn Horcoff continues to try to facilitate a deal — and although the Montreal Canadiens still aren’t on it, there is no shortage of interest from the most storied franchise in hockey. As The Athletic’s Pierre LeBrun […] The post NHL rumors: Red Wings ‘actively scouting’ Canadiens amid Dylan Larkin interest appeared first on ClutchPoints .
For the first time since Nick Suzuki’s debut, the Montreal Canadiens play without him on Friday night in Chicago. Despite a shaky start, the Canadiens build a two‑goal lead against the Blackhawks and stay aggressive, with Jake Evans stepping up to fill the leadership void. The article details how Evans and the bottom‑six unit respond in the final minutes, highlighting key plays, scoring chances, and the team’s ability to maintain control without their captain.
The Minnesota Wild and Montreal Canadiens may be the best fits for Dylan Larkin, but he's not interested in the Habs at this time.
The Minnesota Wild and Montreal Canadiens may be the best fits for Dylan Larkin, but he's not interested in the Habs at this time.
In today’s NHL rumour rundown, we start off with the aftermath of the Connor Hellebuyck trade, where the Winnipeg Jets sent him to the New Jersey Devils. How does that…
The Chicago Blackhawks fall 4-1 to the Montreal Canadiens on Oct. 24, 2026, dropping to a 3‑7‑0 start and ranking last in several offensive categories. Captain Connor Bedard scores early, but the Hawks manage only one goal in the last 120 minutes of play. Coach Jeff Blashill claims the team “out‑chanced” Montreal despite being outshot 27‑23 and trailing in high‑danger chances and expected goals. Veteran Ian Cole urges the squad to win puck battles after a lifeless third‑period effort that drew the first boos of the season. With the Blackhawks 30th in goals per game (2.20) and power‑play percentage (10.3%), the article examines missed chances and the urgent need for improvement.
The Chicago Blackhawks played their first game since Oct. 17, a shutout loss to the Dallas Stars. The offense failed to back up Spencer Knight again on Friday as they…
There were an abundance of questions about the Montreal Canadiens as they embarked on a four-game road swing. Could they put in a total, 60-minute effort? Are they capable of…
Pavel Mintyukov and Devon Levi hit the IR. Maple Leafs injuries mounting up. Logan Thompson is day-to-day, and the Flyers may get a defenseman back.
Pavel Mintyukov and Devon Levi hit the IR. Maple Leafs injuries mounting up. Logan Thompson is day-to-day, and the Flyers may get a defenseman back.
The Montreal Canadiens have been searching for a legitimate second-line centre for quite some time, but Nick Suzuki’s recent injury has made that need more pressing than ever. With their captain expected to miss two to four weeks, the Canadiens suddenly find themselves without their most important forward, exposing one of the biggest weaknesses in their lineup. While the organization has several promising young centres, including Michael Hage, who could eventually fill that role, Montreal need...
Get ready to start your day with the latest and hottest Montreal Canadiens news, plus NHL trade and free agent rumors from around the hockey world! Here are your Sick Podcast Puck links: Sick Links: The Montreal Canadiens beat the Chicago Blackhawks 4-1 behind two goals and an assist from Jake Evans and 20 saves […] The post Sick Puck Links: Canadiens ?; Jets Trade Hellebuyck; NHL Trade Rumors appeared first on The Sick Podcast .
Get ready to start your day with the latest and hottest Montreal Canadiens news, plus NHL trade and free agent rumors from around the hockey world! Here are your Sick Podcast Puck links: Sick Links: The Montreal Canadiens beat the Chicago Blackhawks 4-1 behind two goals and an assist from Jake Evans and 20 saves […] The post Sick Puck Links: Canadiens Win; Jets Trade Hellebuyck; NHL Trade Rumors appeared first on The Sick Podcast .
The Canadiens clinch a win over the Chicago Blackhawks on Oct. 23, pulling out a two‑goal lead without captain Nick Suzuki, who is sidelined for 2‑4 weeks with an upper‑body injury. Jake Evans scores twice, earning his first point of the year, while Kaiden Guhle delivers a breakout performance and Owen Beck records his season‑opening point. With Suzuki out, the team looks to Kirby Dach, Oliver Kapanen and Alex Newhook to step up. In the AHL, prospect Luke Mittelstadt leads the league with 15 points in eight games, and defenceman Reilly Walsh ranks third among AHL blueliners. The piece also notes the Devils’ blockbuster trade for goalie Connor Hellebuyck and a high‑scoring shootout loss by the Hurricanes.
Jake Evans scored twice, including a short-handed goal, as the Montreal Canadiens beat the Chicago Blackhawks 4-1 Friday at the United Center. The post Blackhawks Fall to Canadiens 4-1 as Jake Evans Scores Twice appeared first on On Tap Sports Net .
Montreal Canadiens news and notes Arber Xhekaj admires the way Alexandre Carrier approaches playing defence. [ Montreal Gazette ] Carrier is looking forward to his first outdoor game. [ NHL.com ] Doug Jarvis is a big fan of Nick Suzuki, and knows it was tough for him to sit with an injury and lose his ironman streak. [ NHL.com ] Players talk about their excitement to play in the Heritage Classic. [NHL.com | Jake Evans | Mario Ferraro ] Alexis Cournoyer says he’s livi...
The Montreal Canadiens dismantle the Chicago Blackhawks 4-1 on Oct. 24 at the United Center after a five‑day layoff. Connor Bedard puts Chicago on the board just five minutes in, but a late‑first‑period turnover by Ryan Greene leads to a Kirby Dach‑to‑Jake Evans pass that sparks Montreal’s offensive surge. The Canadiens pile on three unanswered goals to seal the win, leaving the Blackhawks struggling to regain momentum.