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Sick Puck Links: Canadiens Blow Another; Hellebuyck; NHL Trade Rumors

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 blew another third period lead; this time losing 4-3 in overtime to the San Jose Sharks. -In […] The post Sick Puck Links: Canadiens Blow Another; Hellebuyck; NHL Trade Rumors appeared first on The Sick Podcast .

Montreal Canadiens Sick Postgame: Habs Mistakes Do Them In

For the third time in eight days, the Montreal Canadiens blew a third period lead, but this time a costly mistake in overtime led to the San Jose Sharks coming out with the 4-3 overtime victory.   Goaltender Jakub Dobes took an awful penalty in overtime by interfering with Sharks forward Collin Graf with the […] The post Montreal Canadiens Sick Postgame: Habs Mistakes Do Them In appeared first on The Sick Podcast .

Canadiens vs. Sharks Top Six Minutes: The Habs do everything in their power to give away a win

First period A quick chance in the opening seconds, then Kaiden Guhle takes a nice pass around the body of a defender from Alexander Texier and walks in for a shot from 25 feet that Alex Nedeljkovic stops. The puck gets sent to the front of the net where Alexandre Texier is waiting for the tip. It gets stuck under Nedeljkovic’s pad beside his foot before being whacked in, but the officials deem that being covered on the video review. Hutson moves down the wall and sends a pass...

Canadiens Highlights: Habs Burned By A Lack Of Focus

The Montreal Canadiens fell 4-3 in overtime to the San Jose Sharks on Oct. 21, 2026, after squandering a 3-1 lead. Only two roster changes were made (Dobes for Fowler, Engstrom for Reinbacher). Highlights include a disallowed “intent‑to‑blow” goal, a shorthanded tally by rookie Macklin Celebrini following a giveaway by Jake Evans, and strong performances from Nick Suzuki (fifth goal, 11 points in nine games) and Juraj Slafkovsky, who scored a spectacular solo effort. Despite dominating 5‑v‑5 play, the Habs lost focus in the third period, allowing the Sharks to tie and win in OT, marking the ninth overtime/shootout for Montreal this season.

Game 9: Detroit @ SEA

The Detroit Red Wings launch a four‑game West Coast swing on Oct. 20, opening against the Seattle Kraken. After a 3‑3‑2 start and a comeback win over San Jose, Detroit seeks revenge for a 6‑3 loss to Seattle less than two weeks ago. The Wings have earned points in four of their last five contests and aim to collect at least five points across the Seattle, Vancouver, Calgary, and Edmonton stretch to stay afloat in the playoff race.

Canadiens vs. Sharks: Game thread, lines, and how to watch

The Canadiens take on the Sharks at 7 PM EDT (4 PM PDT) on October 20, 2026, with TV coverage on TSN2/RDS in Montreal and NBC Sports California in San Jose, plus streaming via TSN+ and RDS. After a decade-long drought against San Jose, the Habs finally broke through last season, and the article recaps that history while outlining the game’s lineups and viewing options.

Sharks at Canadiens game 10: Lines, game thread and how to watch

The San Jose Sharks head to Montreal’s Bell Centre on Oct. 20 to face the Canadiens after a mixed road trip that included a win in Nashville, an OT loss in Detroit and a regulation defeat in Toronto. The preview outlines the Sharks’ projected lineup, key match‑ups, and a live game thread, plus streaming options for fans wanting to watch. With the team needing a win to bounce back, the article breaks down the stakes and how to follow the action.

Jakub Dobes To Start, Adam Engstrom In For Canadiens vs. Sharks

Montreal Canadiens goalie Jakub Dobes will make his first start since October 14 when he and his teammates welcome superstar Macklin Celebrini and the San Jose Sharks to the Bell Centre on Tuesday night at 7 pm ET. Following his team’s game day skate on Tuesday morning, Canadiens head coach Martin St. Louis confirmed to […] The post Jakub Dobes To Start, Adam Engstrom In For Canadiens vs. Sharks appeared first on The Sick Podcast .

Canadiens Preview: Dobes Starts, Engstrom Replaces Reinbacher

The Montreal Canadiens (4‑3‑1) host the San Jose Sharks (4‑4‑1) Tuesday at 7 p.m. ET after a 4‑3 OT win over Buffalo. Goaltender Jakub Dobes returns after a rough outing on Oct. 14, posting a .838 save percentage this season. Defenseman Adam Engstrom replaces David Reinbacher on the blueline, backed by strong third‑pairing numbers. Scoring leaders remain Nick Suzuki (10 points), Lane Hutson (8) and Cole Caufield (6), with Josh Anderson and Zach Bolduc adding six points each. The game airs on TSN2 and RDS, with highlights posted on Sportsnaut afterward.

What’s next for the Leafs? David Pagnotta on Edvinsson, Whitecloud & more: Leafs Morning Take

After a 3‑1 win over San Jose, the Leafs sit at 4‑4‑2 in their first 10 games. Auston Matthews sparks the turnaround with a goal, two assists and 16 points, while rookie Gavin McKenna scores his first power‑play and game‑winning goals. Veteran goalie Sergei Bobrovsky earns his first home win with a shutout after the opening goal. Toronto’s special teams shine – the power play ranks 5th (2‑for‑5) and the penalty kill is league‑best at 4‑for‑4, extending a 21‑game streak. Insider David Pagnotta weighs the impact of Simon Edvinsson, the potential Zach Whitecloud trade, and the upcoming showdown with Matthew Knies’ Blue Jackets.

Leafs’ Jim Hiller expands on Auston Matthews and Gavin McKenna’s ability to deliver in big moments

Auston Matthews and Gavin McKenna led the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 3-1 victory over the San Jose Sharks on Monday, earning some glowing praise from head coach Jim Hiller post-game. Matthews shook off a first-period turnover to record a goal and two assists, while McKenna notched the game-winning goal during a third-period power play….

Maple Leafs’ Gavin McKenna wants to deliver in ‘big moments’ alongside Toronto stars

The Toronto Maple Leafs hosted the San Jose Sharks on Monday night. Gavin McKenna and Macklin Celebrini trained together during the offseason. On Tuesday, McKenna and Celebrini got to face off for the first time, while the top two picks of the 2026 NHL Draft also got to share the rink. Mason Marchment opened the […] The post Maple Leafs’ Gavin McKenna wants to deliver in ‘big moments’ alongside Toronto stars appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Gavin McKenna wants to be known as big moment performer

The Toronto Maple Leafs snap a five-game skid with a 3-1 win over the San Jose Sharks on Oct. 20, 2026, highlighted by a dominant power play that now ranks fifth in the NHL at 28.6%. Rookie forward Gavin McKenna scores his first career game-winner 4:56 into the third period, emphasizing his desire to be a big‑moment player. McKenna, who posted 10 points in his first 10 NHL games, rebounded from a benching controversy in the recent 5-4 OT loss to Buffalo, showing maturity and confidence alongside stars like Auston Matthews. The win moves the Leafs to a 4-4-2 record and bolsters a top‑ranked penalty kill as they chase Eastern Conference relevance.

Auston Matthews raves about Sergei Bobrovsky’s ‘huge’ performance following 3-1 win vs. Sharks

Auston Matthews praised goalie Sergei Bobrovsky after the Maple Leafs beat the San Jose Sharks 3-1 on Oct. 20, 2026. Bobrovsky made 30 saves on 31 shots, earning his first home win, while the Leafs finally clinched a game after trailing early. Matthews highlighted the team's cohesive penalty kill—21 straight kills—and noted his own contribution with a goal and two assists. The Leafs head to Columbus for a back‑to‑back on Tuesday.

4 takeaways from Maple Leafs-Sharks: McKenna’s sensational winner, Bobrovsky’s excellent start

The Maple Leafs snap a three‑game skid with a 3‑1 win over the San Jose Sharks on October 20, 2026. Auston Matthews rebounds from a first‑period turnover to post a three‑point night, tying the game on the power play before Gavin McKenna nets a sensational third‑period PP winner, earning kudos as the league’s top U‑25 performer. Nick Paul adds an empty‑net goal, while Sergei Bobrovsky outduels Sharks’ rookie Yaroslav Askarov. The article highlights four takeaways, emphasizing McKenna’s breakout impact and the team’s emotional push.

Game Review: Special teams and Bobrovsky shine as Maple Leafs snap three-game losing streak vs. SJ

Quietly, the San Jose Sharks were 4-0-0 against the Maple Leafs in the Macklin Celebrini era despite missing the playoffs in both seasons. Inside those games, Matthews and Celebrini went head-to-head three times (Matthews missed one of the games due to injury), and Celebrini decidedly won those minutes in the run of play. Tonight, it […] The post Game Review: Special teams and Bobrovsky shine as Maple Leafs snap three-game losing streak vs. SJ appeared first on Maple Leafs Hotstove .

Quick bites: Sharks fall to Matthews, Maple Leafs 3-1

The San Jose Sharks fall 3-1 to the Toronto Maple Leafs on October 20, 2026, after a disciplined but short‑lived effort in Toronto. Both teams match each other on special teams, yet the Leafs secure the win, leaving the Sharks to ponder missed opportunities. The loss highlights the Sharks' inability to sustain momentum despite a promising start.

Instant Reaction: Maple Leafs snap 3-game losing streak to Sharks on back of Sergei Bobrovsky’s best start of season

Sergei Bobrovsky delivers his best start of the season as the Toronto Maple Leafs snap a three‑game losing streak, beating the San Jose Sharks 3‑1 on Oct. 20, 2026. Auston Matthews records a goal and two assists, reaching 16 points in ten games, while Gavin McKenna adds a third‑period power‑play goal. Bobrovsky stops 30 of 31 shots, and Toronto’s penalty kill remains elite, with only one power‑play goal allowed and 21 consecutive kills. The win sets up a road clash with the Columbus Blue Jackets the next night, featuring a matchup between Kirill Marchenko and former teammate Matthew Knies.

Sharks at Maple Leafs game 9: Lines, game thread and how to watch

The San Jose Sharks kick off their Canadian road swing in Toronto, facing the Maple Leafs on Oct. 19, 2026. The matchup spotlights 2026’s top draft picks—first overall Gavin McKenna, who tallies five points in nine games, versus second overall Ivar Stenberg, also off to a strong start. The post breaks down line combinations, provides a live game thread, and offers watch options for fans.