2026-07-17
Canadiens Re-Sign Kirby Dach -
The Montreal Canadiens have avoided salary arbitration with forward Kirby Dach. The two sides have agreed on a one-year contract with a cap hit of $3.6MM. This move will secure Dach’s spot in the lineup as he continues to work his way back into routine minutes. The 25 year old has missed 150 games – […]
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2026-07-16
Canadiens And Dach Avoid Arbitration, Sign New Contract -
Check out the latest news from the Montreal Canadiens, as forward Kirby Dach has agreed to terms on a one-year contract extension.
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Canadiens sign Kirby Dach to one-year, $3.6M contract -
Kirby Dach won’t be headed to salary arbitration after all.
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Montreal Canadiens re-sign Kirby Dach to 1-year, $3.6 million contract -
This contract suggests it's now or never for Dach to realize his untapped potential.
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Montreal Canadiens to open season September 29 in Toronto, full 2026-27 schedule revealed -
The NHL has officially announced the full schedule for the 2026-27 regular season, returning to 84 games for the first time since the 1993-94 season. Our 84-game schedule for 2026-27 is here!Details ↓ #GoHabsGo https://t.co/bndflqUBMt— Canadiens Montréal (@CanadiensMTL) July 16, 2026 The Montreal Canadiens will start on the road on the NHL’s opening night, Tuesday, September 29 in Toronto to take on the new-look Maple Leafs. They will also face off against the Pittsburgh Penguins on October 3 in Pittsburgh’s home opener. The first regular season game at the Bell Centre will be on October 6 when they face off a
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Kelly Cup Champion Isaac Dufort Returns to the Lions -
The Trois-Rivières Lions (affiliate of the Montreal Canadiens) announced today that forward Isaac Dufort has signed with the team for the 2026-27... - ECHL Trois-Rivieres Lions
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Flames Reveal Final Saddledome Schedule Featuring One Last Visit From NHL Rivals -
The Flames' final season at the Saddledome is set. See when the Oilers, Canucks, Maple Leafs, Canadiens, and other rivals visit Calgary one last time.
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Here’s when Brendan Gallagher will be back at the Bell Centre -
On June 29, the Montreal Canadiens traded Brendan Gallagher to the Vancouver Canucks. The news wasn’t exactly a huge surprise because we knew it was coming. It’s going to feel strange to see him play for a team other than the Habs. Even though he’s already wearing the Canucks’ colors while training at the CN […] The post Here’s when Brendan Gallagher will be back at the Bell Centre appeared first on Dose.ca.
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Report: Teams Calling Canadiens on Arber Xhekaj Trade -
Highlights Teams are calling Montreal about defenseman Arber Xhekaj, per David Pagnotta Xhekaj is a 25-year-old RFA still without a contract for 2026-27 Read below for why a crowded Canadiens blue line could push a deal Teams around the league are calling Montreal about Arber Xhekaj. David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period said on Leafs […] The post Report: Teams Calling Canadiens on Arber Xhekaj Trade appeared first on Gino Hard.
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2026-27 Sabres schedule features early home stand, rugged stretches on road before Christmas -
An early five-game home stand, two road contests against the Montreal Canadiens in a five-day span in October and a rigorous stretch in which they play 10 of 12 games on the road in late November and early December are among the highlights of the Buffalo Sabres’ 2026-27 schedule the NHL released Thursday. The 84-game schedule – the NHL has added two regular-season contests and cut the preseason from six games to four – means ... Read the full article The post 2026-27 Sabres schedule features early home stand, rugged stretches on road before Christmas first appeared on Buffalo Hockey Beat.
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CH: Important Dates on the Calendar 26–27 -
So? Are you looking forward to the Montreal Canadiens’ next season? We’ve been waiting for July 16 because that’s the day the team’s schedule for the upcoming season was unveiled. And there are some important dates to keep in mind. Basically, keep in mind that the Habs will play 84 games starting this season. The […] The post CH: Important Dates on the Calendar 26–27 appeared first on Dose.ca.
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Canadiens Release 84-Game Schedule Information, Important Dates -
Check out the latest Montreal Canadiens scheduling news, including the 84-game season, and important dates heading into 2026-27.
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Maple Leafs’ 2026-27 Schedule Released: Boxing Day in Montreal, Black Friday in Boston, Bobrovsky returns to Florida Mar. 6 & more -
Now with an 84-game schedule, the NHL season opener will take place at the end of September this year, and the Maple Leafs will play on the opening night of the NHL regular season: Tuesday, September 29, vs. Montreal in Toronto, followed by a back-to-back against the Isles on Wednesday, September 30. That means we’re […] The post Maple Leafs’ 2026-27 Schedule Released: Boxing Day in Montreal, Black Friday in Boston, Bobrovsky returns to Florida Mar. 6 & more appeared first on Maple Leafs Hotstove.
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Habs pranked with former 84-game schedule | 2026-27 SCHEDULE RELEASE 🗓️ -
Before unveiling the new 84-game schedule for the 2026-27 season, Jake Evans pranks his teammates with a former schedule from the first time the Canadiens played 84 games, in 1992-93. SUBSCRIBE: http://goha.bs/1qHH4pZ
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Philadelphia Flyers reveal 2026-27 84-game NHL schedule -
The National Hockey League released their entire schedule Thursday afternoon, and the Flyers schedule looks just a little less condensed than last season even though they’re playing two more games over last year. Tell a friend to tell a friend. Our 2026-27 schedule has arrived! #LetsGoFlyers | @Ticketmaster— Philadelphia Flyers
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Heritage Classic Headlines Jets' 2026-27 Schedule as NHL Debuts 84-Game Season -
Winnipeg opens season against Boston before welcoming Montreal for an iconic outdoor clash, marking the league’s historic shift to an expanded, balanced regular-season slate.
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Takeaways, important dates from Bruins' 2026-27 regular season schedule -
The Boston Bruins returned to the Stanley Cup Playoffs in the 2025-26 NHL season and took a meaningful step toward becoming a contender in the Eastern Conference again.Can they build on that success and make back-to-back postseason appearances?The 2026-27 regular season schedule was released Wednesday afternoon. The league is using an 84-game schedule for the first time since 1994, which means each team will play 42 home games and 42 away games. This change will result in the regular season beginning Sept. 29, which is going to feel early for a lot of people. Let’s look at the biggest takeaways from the Bruins’ schedule, including notable
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Canadiens Top 20 Prospects: Volokhin Is Producing Elite Numbers -
Check out the latest Montreal Canadiens prospect to be ranked by Habs fans, Russian goaltender Yevgeni Volokhin.
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Andrei Vasilevskiy Narrates an Audiobook -
84 new chapters releasing this October 📖 The 2026-27 Tampa Bay Lightning Schedule, narrated by Andrei Vasilevskiy. "In a bay along the coast of Florida lived a hockey team with a big story, a big schedule, and a handsome Big Cat. They were the Tampa Bay Lightning. And together, they would go on an exciting journey through the NHL. The journey begins on opening night in New York City, as the Lightning play the Rangers at Taylor Swift's wedding church, before returning home to Tampa to play the Capitals, where Ovi is back again. In November, as the leaves begin to fall and the weather stays hot, the Lightning host a six-game homestand, including the defending Stanley Cup Champion Carolina Hurricanes. But you know what they say, the holidays are all about revenge, and so the Lightning will set off for Montreal to take on the Canadiens to start December. And then on to the Florida Panthers the day after Christmas, because everybody knows Santa doesn't go to Sunrise. In the new year, th
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2026-27 Schedule Reveal | Letterkenny Parody -
How're ya now? Good, 'n you? Not 'sbad. The 2026-27 Winnipeg Jets schedule, must be frickin' nice! — — — — — The Winnipeg Jets Hockey Club, in conjunction with the National Hockey League, released today the 84-game schedule for the 2025-26 NHL regular season. The Jets open their season at Canada Life Centre on Friday, Oct. 2 when they host the Boston Bruins. The Jets then head out on the road to meet the Detroit Red Wings at Little Caesars Arena on Sunday, Oct. 4. The Jets play the 2026 Stanley Cup champion Carolina Hurricanes twice in three weeks early in the season: first at Canada Life Centre on Oct. 17 then in Raleigh, N.C. on Nov. 1. The longest homestand of the season is a six-game set at Canada Life Centre from Mar. 1 – 13. Winnipeg’s nine-day break for the 2027 NHL All-Star Game runs from Feb. 4 – 12. The Jets’ longest road trips in 2026-27 are three separate four-game sets (Oct. 29 – Nov. 3, Jan. 28 – Feb. 3, and Mar. 27 – Apr. 5) though the Jets do play six straight ro
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Canadiens roster stability could ruin Opening Night for a new look Maple Leafs team -
Canadiens roster stability could ruin Opening Night for a new look Maple Leafs team
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NHL Rumors: Canadiens, Predators, Flyers, and Red Wings -
Three potential trade candidates for the Nashville Predators. Philadelphia Flyers Jamie Drysdale could come in around $6.25 million.
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Where Do the Canadiens Rank in a Loaded Atlantic Division? -
The Montreal Canadiens surprised many people last season by reaching the Eastern Conference Final, proving that their rebuild is well ahead of schedule. However, if there is one thing standing…
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Canadiens’ 5 Worst Contracts for 2026-27 Season -
Upon trading Brendan Gallagher, the Montreal Canadiens find a new name atop this list of their worst contracts heading into 2026-27.
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The greatest Flyers in franchise history, from A to Z (Part 2) -
Fear not dear readers, we know there are 26 letters in the alphabet, hence here is the second part of the greatest Flyers in franchise history overview, beginning with M and moving through Z. It’s not quite as loaded as the first part was, but there are plenty of keepers. So here’s the second half. M: Brad McCrimmon The late Brad McCrimmon was a staple on the Flyers blueline during their two deep runs in the ’80s, losing both times to the Oilers. A 1979 first-round draft pick by the Bruins, McCrimmon was traded in June 1982 to Philadelphia in exchange for goaltender Pete Peeters. A sturdy, dependable, and tough defenseman with a bit of offensive punch, McCrimmon had 56 points in 1985-86, scoring 13 times. Meanwhile, he was instrumental
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The Canadiens have improved this summer, according to The Athletic -
The Canadiens haven’t (yet) managed to improve at the NHL level this summer. Is it too late to do so? No. But we can all agree that at this point, the teams we’re seeing across the Bettman League are pretty much the ones we’ll see in September. Changes are still possible, but they’re harder to […] The post The Canadiens have improved this summer, according to The Athletic appeared first on Dose.ca.
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Habs Daily: Home Opener Announced, Cournoyer Prospect Ranking, Hage -
Check out the latest Montreal Canadiens news, including the scheduled home opener, Alexis Cournoyer's prospect ranking, and more.
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Maple Leafs’ Hildeby Trade Has an Uncomfortable Similarity to the Tuukka Rask Deal & Ranking Recent Game 7 Losses By Level of Heartbreak -
Also, Maple Leafs open 2026-27 season against Canadiens...
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The Hockey Writers Daily - Oilers’ Best-Case Scenarios for 2026-27, Steve Yzerman Steps Down & What Every Young Canadiens Player Needs to Improve -
Also, Oilers' alternate captain candidates, Bruins' Kevyn Adams hire, and more.
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Thursday Habs Headlines: The case for re-signing Josh Anderson -
Montreal Canadiens news and notes Josh Anderson is entering the final year of his current contract and the Habs should get on that extension. [The Sick Podcast] The Canadiens’ five best contracts heading into the 2026–27 season. [The Hockey Writers] The Habs will open the 2026–27 season in Toronto before facing the defending champs Carolina Hurricanes in their own home opener. [
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NHL julkisti kaudelle 2026–27 klassikkoavauksen – Toronto isännöi Montrealia -
NHL on julkistanut kaikkien 32 joukkueen kotiavausottelut kaudelle 2026–27. Tuleva kausi on ensimmäinen, joka pelataan uudella 84 ottelun runkosarjaformaatilla. Kausi käynnistyy tiistaina 29. syyskuuta todellisella klassikolla, kun Toronto Maple Leafs isännöi Montreal Canadiensia. Illan toisessa ottelussa Edmonton Oilers kohtaa Vancouver Canucksin. Hallitseva Stanley Cup -mestari Carolina Hurricanes aloittaa kautensa kotiyleisönsä edessä Florida Panthersia vastaan. Calgary […]
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Flyers’ Yegor Zavragin ranked as 10th-best goalie prospect in NHL -
The Philadelphia Flyers’ rebuild is starting to turn the corner. They ended their playoff drought last season and even won a round. The veterans are leading the way, as Travis Konecny was once again the team’s leading scorer for the fifth-straight season, and there are a bunch of young players showing promise as well. While we’ve seen the likes of Matvei Michkov and Porter Martone in the NHL, and even Oliver Bonk and David Jiricek got a cup of coffee on the blue line. Flyers fans are still waiting to get their eyes on top goalie prospect Yegor Zavragin, though.
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2026-07-15
Montreal Canadiens to open season September 29 in Toronto -
The NHL has released the home openers for all 32 teams, and we have some idea of how the season will start for the Montreal Canadiens. They will start on the road on the NHL’s opening night, Tuesday, September 29 in Toronto to take on the new-look Maple Leafs. They will also face off against the Pittsburgh Penguins on October 3 in their home opener, indicating a season-opening road trip. We will have to wait for the full schedule to see whether there are any games between the two. The NHL has unveiled the 2026-27 home openers for every team: pic.twitter.com/yrqWye5pLy— Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) July 15, 2026 The first regular season game at the Bell Centre will be on October 6 when they face o
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Wednesday Habs Headlines: Set up for years to come -
Montreal Canadiens news and notes The Canadiens Cup window is wide open. [Daily Faceoff] Scott Wheeler unveils the summer 2026 edition of his ranking of the NHL’s best prospects. [The Athletic] The Habs’ five best value contracts for 2026-27. [The Hockey Writers] Lewis Hamilton continues to rep the Montreal Canadiens this summer. [Montreal Gazette] Around the league and elsewhere Fi
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Jets to Open 2026-27 Home Schedule Against Bruins -
Winnipeg welcomes Boston to Canada Life Centre on October 2, kicking off an expanded 84-game schedule also featuring the Heritage Classic against the Montreal Canadiens.
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Pair of all-Canadian matchups highlight NHL opening night in late September -
The 2026-27 NHL season is set to begin Sept. 29 with a pair of all-Canadian matchups. The Montreal Canadiens will visit the Toronto Maple Leafs, with the Edmonton Oilers later hosting the Vancouver Canucks.
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5 free agents who could still make the Flyers better -
The Philadelphia Flyers may have missed out on the biggest upgrade they could have in Leo Carlsson, but there is still some room for improvement — maybe just ever so slightly. And you can find that still in the free agent market. The pool of free agents this summer was dire to start out with, but now as we are deep in the middle of July and have not had any actual notable free agent sign with a team since Claude Giroux broke our hearts and went back to Ottawa, there remains an interesting crop of players who are available for all 32 NHL teams to sign. Do any of these players make sense for the Flyers? With a bit of a logjam at forward and seven capable defensemen already on the roster, there might not be too much movement, but we could see a world where they pick up any of
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Kirill Marchenko: “A crazy offer for the future—that’s not what Don Waddell wanted” -
In recent weeks, there have been rumors involving Kirill Marchenko and the Montreal Canadiens. Whispers suggested that the Habs had put a crazy offer on the table for Don Waddell for the player, which makes sense for two reasons. First, because Kent Hughes wanted to improve his team for next season… and second, because Kent […] The post Kirill Marchenko: “A crazy offer for the future—that’s not what Don Waddell wanted” appeared first on Dose.ca.
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Michael Hage and LJ Mooney mic'd up at Canadiens Development Camp -
Listen in as Habs prospects Michael Hage and LJ Mooney are mic'd up during the intrasquad scrimmages at Canadiens Development Camp in Brossard. SUBSCRIBE: http://goha.bs/1qHH4pZ
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Darren Pang believes Sergei Bobrovsky gives Toronto instant crease credibility: Leafs Morning Take -
It’s official: The season opener is 76 days away. The Toronto Maple Leafs will kick off the 2026-27 regular season on Tuesday, September 29th at home against the rival Montreal Canadiens. That’s where the conversation started on the latest summer edition of Leafs Morning Take. The full schedule will be released on Thursday, but it’s…
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Canadiens Top 20 Prospects: Cournoyer Has Underrated Potential -
Check out the latest Montreal Canadiens prospect profile, starting with the player ranked No.20, goaltender Alexis Cournoyer.
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Montreal’s elite prospect pipeline looks heavily underrated in latest NHL rankings -
Montreal’s elite prospect pipeline looks heavily underrated in latest NHL rankings
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Canadiens: Several Road Games to Start the Season -
We now know when the 32 teams will play their first home game of the 2026–2027 season. For the Montreal Canadiens, the season will kick off at the Bell Centre with a game on October 6 (a Tuesday) against the defending champions, the Carolina Hurricanes. Here are the 32 home opener dates. The NHL has […] The post Canadiens: Several Road Games to Start the Season appeared first on Dose.ca.
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Canadiens-Maple Leafs, Canucks-Oilers to play on opening night of NHL season -
NEW YORK — The 2026-27 NHL season is set to begin Sept. 29 with a pair of all-Canadian matchups. The Montreal Canadiens will visit the Toronto Maple Leafs, with the Edmonton Oilers later hosting the Vancouver Canucks. Both games will be on Sportsnet, under a newly branded broadcast. The company’s sublicensing deal with the CBC The post Canadiens-Maple Leafs, Canucks-Oilers to play on opening night of NHL season appeared first on The Lethbridge Herald - News and Sports from around Lethbridge.
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Canadiens-Maple Leafs, Canucks-Oilers to play on opening night of NHL season -
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Maple Leafs to open 2026‑27 season against Canadiens on loaded NHL opening night -
National Hockey League released opening night schedules for 2026-27 season for all teams and new coaches and old rivals face off.
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Canadiens-Maple Leafs, Canucks-Oilers to play on opening night of NHL season -
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Maple Leafs’ 2026-27 home opener set for September 29 vs. Canadiens -
Death, taxes, and the Toronto Maple Leafs opening the NHL season against the Montreal Canadiens. While the full extent of each NHL team’s schedule for the 2026-27 season is set to be released on July 16, the NHL announced all 32 home openers on Wednesday, and to the surprise of nobody, their home opener will…
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What Every Young Canadiens Player Needs to Improve This Summer -
Montreal was the youngest team in the NHL last season and will again be among the league’s youngest this season. This is largely because general manager Kent Hughes and executive…
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Scott Wheeler believes Jacob Fowler will surpass Jakub Dobes -
Yesterday, Scott Wheeler released his list of the top 100 NHL draft prospects. Three players from the Canadiens’ organization (Michael Hage, Alexander Zharovsky, and David Reinbacher) made the list. The reason Jacob Fowler wasn’t on the list is that Wheeler always ranks goalies separately. That’s a good thing: evaluating goalies is so different from evaluating […] The post Scott Wheeler believes Jacob Fowler will surpass Jakub Dobes appeared first on Dose.ca.
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ICYMI - NHL Rumours for July 14: Wright Wants Canucks, Fantilli Offer Sheet, Pettersson Buzz -
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, the Vancouver Canucks, Elias Pettersson & Shane Wright, the Montreal Canadiens & a hot-and-cold free agent, the Columbus Blue Jackets & Adam Fantilli
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Habs Daily: Demidov Potential, Hamilton Loves The Canadiens, Prospects -
Check out the latest Montreal Canadiens news, including a look back at the 2024 NHL Entry Draft, and the top prospect vote.
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Canadiens' Best Contracts & Latest News and Rumours -
Also, Canadiens organization chose continuity with Daniel Jacob hire, Kirby Dach contract projection, and more.
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10 Best 7th Round Picks Since 2005 & The Montreal Forum 1908-1996 -
Also, some Today in Hockey History, a look back at Brett Lindros' NHL career, Rangers' top 5 players of the 2020s, and more.
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Pop Quiz, Hotshot! 2025-26 Sabres Edition -
A Magical Season to Remember in Return to the Playoffs Last season’s Buffalo Sabres sure was a wild ride. The year started like business as usual with Buffalo in the lower half of the league before bottoming out at one point. Then something clicked as the team took off and never looked back, inching out the Atlantic Division title over always tough Tampa Bay and upstart Montreal. That led to their first playoff appearance in forever, then a six game series win over Boston before eventually falling in seven games to the Habs. The Sabres were an OT win away from being in the final four. Just crazy to contemplate, even now. As we all wait on a potential roster move/upgrade from Jarmo and the Sabres’ brass, put your thinking caps on and see how well you remember the events of this past season. Here is a ten question pop quiz, answer honest and see how you score. Just ten questions in total, good luck! The answer key is at the bottom. 1. Ligh
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Montrealin tähtihyökkääjälle käymässä Patrik Laineet? -
Montreal Canadiens pelasi viime kevään NHL:n pudotuspeleissä itäisen konferenssin finaaleissa. Martin St. Louisin valmentama joukkue onnistui voittamaan ensimmäisen ottelun Stanley Cup -mestaruuden voittanutta Carolina Hurricanesia vastaan, mutta jäi sen jälkeen pahasti jalkoihin. GM Kent Hughes on yrittänyt tehdä kesällä joukkueesta entistä vahvempaa ja seuraava siirto on odottamassa toteutumista. Hughes on mitä ilmeisimmin kauppaamassa hyökkääjä Kirby […]
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2026-07-14
Tuesday Habs Headlines: Arber Xhekaj attracting interest -
Montreal Canadiens news and notes Arber Xhekaj is reportedly drawing interest around the league. [Journal de Montreal] Daniel Jacob was promoted from assistant to head coach of the Laval Rocket on Monday. [Sportsnet] Jacob stood out as the clear choice with his communication skills, hockey IQ, and work ethic. [Montr
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The Daniel Jacob Hire Feels Underwhelming, Yet Ideal For The Laval Rocket -
The Montreal Canadiens hired Daniel Jacob as their American Hockey League coach as Pascal Vincent’s successor.
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Montreal Canadiens Must Do More Than Lock Up Their Core -
The Montreal Canadiens took important steps last season and locked up most of their core. That doesn't mean they're all set to contend for the Cup, however.
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Montreal Canadiens Must Do More Than Lock Up Their Core -
The Montreal Canadiens took important steps last season and locked up most of their core. That doesn't mean they're all set to contend for the Cup, however.
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Canadiens 2024 Draft Review: Franchise-Changing, Elite Potential -
Check out the latest Montreal Canadiens draft review, focusing on a very important 2024 NHL Entry Class, and it's incredible potential.
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Daniel Jacob’s hiring has truly been met with unanimous approval -
The Rocket has found its new head coach. Yesterday, the Montreal Canadiens announced the hiring of Daniel Jacob, a man who was already familiar within the organization. After all, Jacob spent five years behind the Rocket’s bench as an assistant coach (2018–2021 and 2024–2026). And the more we hear about him, the more we realize […] The post Daniel Jacob’s hiring has truly been met with unanimous approval appeared first on Dose.ca.
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NHL Rumors: Wright Wants Canucks, Fantilli Offer Sheet, Pettersson Buzz -
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, while the Vancouver Canucks weigh an Elias Pettersson trade, might they be the preferred destination for Shane Wright? Meanwhile, the Montreal Canadiens are weighing the…
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NHL Rumors: Montreal Canadiens, Kirby Dach, and Sam Montembeault -
The Montreal Canadiens have some questions this offseason surrounding Kirby Dach's arbitration and the future of Sam Montembeault.
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The greatest Flyers in franchise history, from A to Z (Part 1) -
The draft is done, free agency is done, the offer sheet is history (at least for Leo Carlsson) and there are a few upcoming contracts (or arbitration cases) that need to be resolved either through a contract extension, or the harder, more acrimonious way. But with some down time, what better way to celebrate the greatness of the Flyers franchise than to go in alphabetical order (surnames only) and laud the greatness of 26 (well a few more than that with ties and honorable mentions) of various players. A few of them are also the worst and best simultaneously as they’re the only ones whose name begins with a certain letter. Here then are the Flyer greats: A to Z edition. A: Keith Action Keith Acton wasn’t the super pest like Ken Linseman was i
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Shane Wright, the alpha male; Gleb Pugachyov’s hands; and the TVA Sports contract -
There’s a popular saying used to describe an ideal romantic relationship: find someone who looks at you like… If we try to apply this to the NHL, we might quickly conclude that the relationship between the Montreal Canadiens and Shane Wright is anything but “romantic.” That’s why, personally, I don’t believe the countless rumors suggesting […] The post Shane Wright, the alpha male; Gleb Pugachyov’s hands; and the TVA Sports contract appeared first on Dose.ca.
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Anthony Mantha in Montreal: “I don’t really see how he fits in” -
Anthony Mantha is still a free agent. Even though it’s already mid-July, he’s still on the list of free agents available on the market and waiting to sign a contract. Rumor has it that he’ll have to accept a shorter contract to get what he wants. We know that the Montreal Canadiens, who are looking […] The post Anthony Mantha in Montreal: “I don’t really see how he fits in” appeared first on Dose.ca.
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Lions re-sign Bizier -
Trois-Rivières, Quebec – The Trois-Rivières Lions, ECHL affiliate of the Montreal Canadiens, announced the signing of forward Mathieu Bizier for the 2026-27 season. After joining the team on March 3, he quickly established himself as an important part of the … Continue reading → The post Lions re-sign Bizier first appeared on Pro Hockey News.
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Thoughts on the Braden Schneider contract -
For all intents and purposes, the New York Rangers wrapped up their offseason with the Braden Schneider contract extension late […]
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NHL Rumors: Montreal Canadiens, Kirby Dach, and Sam Montembeault -
The Montreal Canadiens have some questions this offseason surrounding Kirby Dach's arbitration and the future of Sam Montembeault.
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Canadiens Organization Chooses Continuity With Daniel Jacob Hire -
The Laval Rocket had big shoes to fill after Pascal Vincent accepted an assistant coaching position with the Seattle Kraken. Vincent helped transform the Rocket into one of the American…
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Canadiens’ Best Contracts for 2026-27 -
A credit to Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes (and predecessor Marc Bergevin), here are the top five Habs contracts for 2026-27.
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Eastern Edge: Face in New Places Including Eklund, Peterka, Raddysh, Hildeby, Tarasov, and More -
Following up on the coverage of the Western Conference Lucas provided yesterday, here are some of the relevant jersey changes in the East: Derek Lalonde will still be donning a suit and tie as he continues his tour of the Atlantic division, joining the Montreal Canadiens as an assistant coach. Habs fans are hoping he [...]
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Habs Daily: Top Prospects, New AHL Head Coach, Dach Arbitration -
Check out the latest Montreal Canadiens news, including the prospects who just missed the cut, a new head coach in the AHL, and more.
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Arber Xhekaj's Phone Is Ringing: Why NHL Teams Are Circling Montreal's Toughest Defenseman -
Multiple NHL teams are calling about the Canadiens' physical blueliner, and a defensive logjam could force a decision.
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2026-07-13
Daniel Jacob appointed head coach of the Laval Rocket -
Daniel Jacob appointed head coach of the Laval Rocket
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What fans should expect from Brendan Gallagher and where he fits on a young Canucks squad -
Brendan Gallagher’s seven-goal season makes it easy to view the Vancouver Canucks’ newest winger as a fading veteran whose best years are behind him. And that is probably true. But there are more elements to the scrappy winger’s game than just goals and points. Vancouver acquired the Delta, B.C. native from the Montreal Canadiens…
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After a Strong Finish to the Season, Mathieu Bizier Returns to the Lions -
The Trois-Rivières Lions (affiliate of the Montreal Canadiens) are proud to announce, on Monday, the signing of forward Mathieu Bizier for the 20... - ECHL Trois-Rivieres Lions
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Canadiens hire Daniel Jacob as head coach of AHL Laval -
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Bogdan Konyushkov, Alexander Carrier’s next backup? -
Bogdan Konyushkov has signed his entry-level contract with the Montreal Canadiens. Good news! We know the defenseman will be back in Russia next season on loan. But we can expect to see him arrive in North America once his season is over, and that, too, is good news. What can we expect from Bogdan? In […] The post Bogdan Konyushkov, Alexander Carrier’s next backup? appeared first on Dose.ca.
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Monday Habs Headlines: Kirby Dach’s arbitration hearing set for July 30 -
Montreal Canadiens news and notes The second-last day of the arbitration hearing window is when Kirby Dach’s case is set to be presented. [PuckPedia] The Laval Rocket signed Alexander Legkov, Jacob Dion, and Kale McCallum to minor-league contracts. [RDS] An exhibit featuring Guy Lafleur is on display in Saint-Luc-de-Vincennes. [Radio-Canada] Around the league and elsewhere Colton Dach signed a two-year contract extension with the Edmonton Oilers. [NHL.com] After a dominant
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Daniel Jacob named head coach of the Laval Rocket -
The Laval Rocket have named Daniel Jacob as the fifth head coach in team history on Monday. Jacob has been an assistant coach in the American Hockey League for seven seasons, including twice for the Rocket under both Joël Bouchard and Pascal Vincent, who left the organization for a job with the Seattle Kraken. Jacob was also an assistant under Bouchard when he went to the San Diego Gulls. The announcement was made by Rocket GM John Sedgwick. “The Montreal Canadiens organization is proud to promote Daniel Jacob to the position of head coach of the Laval Rocket. Daniel brings over 15 years of experience as an assistant coach in both the QMJHL and AHL, and we believe that he is ready to take the next step in his impressive coaching career. In his time with the Laval Rocket, Daniel has earned the respect of all his colleagues and players with his relentless enthusiasm, work ethic and undeniable passion for the game of hockey and for improving hockey players. He is a
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Top 20 Canadiens Prospects: Players Who Missed The Cut (21-25) -
Check out the Montreal Canadiens prospects who just missed the cut in our Habs fan vote, including forward Filip Mesar.
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Canadiens sign KHL prospect to entry-level contract -
The Montreal Canadiens have signed defenseman Bogdan Konyushkov to a two-year, entry-level contract covering the 2026-27 and 2027-28 seasons, general manager Kent Hughes announced the agreement on Friday afternoon. Konyushkov will be loaned back to KHL side Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod for the 2026-27 campaign before making the move to North America. Konyushkov will earn an […] The post Canadiens sign KHL prospect to entry-level contract appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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Canadiens lock up newly acquired forward to 1-year contract -
The Montreal Canadiens continued taking care of offseason business on Thursday, signing Brett Berard to a one-year, two-way contract after acquiring him from the New York Rangers for prospect William Trudeau earlier this summer, the team announced. Entering the offseason as a restricted free agent, he was tendered a qualifying offer by the Habs, and […] The post Canadiens lock up newly acquired forward to 1-year contract appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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1 player Canadiens must sign after 1st wave of 2026 NHL Free Agency -
The Montreal Canadiens made a blockbuster trade at the 2025 NHL Draft last summer. One calendar year later, the team was much more reserved. The Habs made the 2026 Eastern Conference Finals thanks in part to Noah Dobson and his impact on this team. But Montreal has not made too many moves to bolster its […] The post 1 player Canadiens must sign after 1st wave of 2026 NHL Free Agency appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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NHL rumors: The RFA forward Canadiens could dangle to upgrade roster -
Rumors are running rampant in the NHL right now with free agency underway and teams around the league making trades and deals. The Montreal Canadiens are seemingly one team to keep an eye on, as it appears the club has an opportunity to use one of their restricted free agent forwards as possible trade bait. […] The post NHL rumors: The RFA forward Canadiens could dangle to upgrade roster appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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Canadiens add ex-Red Wings head coach to coaching staff -
The Montreal Canadiens have yet to make a big splash in the 2026 NHL offseason. The Habs are coming off their first trip to the Eastern Conference Finals since 2014. But they have waited patiently to make a move, while division rivals such as the Toronto Maple Leafs and Detroit Red Wings have had much […] The post Canadiens add ex-Red Wings head coach to coaching staff appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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Canadiens add KHL defenseman on one-year, two-way contract -
The Montreal Canadiens bolstered their organizational blue-line depth Wednesday by signing defenseman Reilly Walsh to a one-year, two-way contract. The agreement carries the NHL minimum salary cap hit of $850,000. Walsh, 27, arrives after spending the 2025-26 season with Barys Astana, the Kazakhstan-based club in the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL). In his first season outside […] The post Canadiens add KHL defenseman on one-year, two-way contract appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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Arbitration: The Unlikely Scenario That Could Lead to Kirby Dach’s Departure -
The chances of Kirby Dach leaving the Montreal Canadiens through arbitration are slim, but one interesting detail of the process is still worth noting. According to information from PuckPedia (and as reported by Nicolas Cloutier), if the arbitrator were to award Dach an annual salary of $4.95 million or more, the Canadiens would have the […] The post Arbitration: The Unlikely Scenario That Could Lead to Kirby Dach’s Departure appeared first on Dose.ca.
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What Patrik Laine's Immediate NHL Future Could Look Like -
Former Jets, Blue Jackets and Canadiens sniper Patrik Laine is at a crossroads in his NHL career. What's the best use for the UFA at this point in his career, and what's a realistic contract?
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What Patrik Laine's Immediate NHL Future Could Look Like -
Former Jets, Blue Jackets and Canadiens sniper Patrik Laine is at a crossroads in his NHL career. What's the best use for the UFA at this point in his career, and what's a realistic contract?
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Morning Bag Skate 7/13-7/19 -
Good morning, SCH. A little background on these MBS posts: the original point behind them was a way to rig the system a bit and allow site managers to their quota of posts to satisfy the corporate overlords who formerly owned this space. Since we no longer have that ownership, the quotas don’t exist anymore, and we’re now entering the part of the calendar when daily MBS posts will be lucky to have an extra link or two to add. So, between now and roughly Labor Day, we’ll be posting one MBS post on Monday morning that’ll serve as your place to talk about the hockey world happenings until the following Monday. We’ll get back to daily MBS posts when training camp approaches. Enjoy the summer! BLACKHAWKS Blackhawks GM Kyle Davidson proving he’s willing to defy analytics to bet big on a hunch (
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Jacob named head coach of Rocket -
The Montreal Canadiens have announced the appointment of Daniel Jacob as head coach of the AHL’s Laval Rocket. This is the first professional head coaching position for the 45-year-old Jacob, who has been an assistant coach with Laval (2018-21, 2024-26), … Continue reading → The post Jacob named head coach of Rocket first appeared on Pro Hockey News.
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Szuber will angreifen: "Für die AHL bleibe ich nicht drüben" -
Ende Juni wurde Maksymilian Szuber von den Utah Mammoth zu den Montreal Canadiens getradet. In der kanadischen Eishockey-Hochburg nimmt der 23-jährige Verteidiger, der zuletzt drei Jahre in Tucson in der AHL spielte, nun einen neuen Anlauf. Das große Ziel bleibt die NHL.
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Projecting Kirby Dach’s Next Contract with the Canadiens -
The Montreal Canadiens and Kirby Dach are heading toward an interesting contract negotiation this summer. After extending him a qualifying offer worth $4 million for the 2026-27 season, the Canadiens…
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Canadiens Notes: Lalonde To Join Habs -
On Wednesday, Sportsnet reported that the Montreal Canadiens hired Derek Lalonde as assistant coach. The organization has yet to confirm The post Canadiens Notes: Lalonde To Join Habs first appeared on Hockey HotStove.
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Jacob named head coach of Rocket -
The Montreal Canadiens have announced the appointment of Daniel Jacob as head coach of the AHL’s Laval Rocket.
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Montreal kiinnostui yli 30 maalin NHL-taiturista – tämä seikka mutkisti neuvotteluita -
Pittsburgh Penguinsissa viime kaudella NHL-uransa parhaan kauden pelannut hyökkääjä Anthony Mantha on edelleen vapaiden pelaajien markkinoilla. Kiinnostusta häntä kohtaan on, mutta neuvotteluissa on mutkia matkassa. BPM Spor
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Sami Heleniuksella selkeä kanta Patrik Laineen tulevaisuudesta NHL:ssä -
Atleetin jääkiekkoasiantuntijana toimiva entinen NHL-kiekkoilija Sami Helenius on vakuuttunut, että Patrik Laine jatkaa uraansa NHL:ssä. Montreal Canadiens ei halunnut jatkaa Patrik Laineen kanssa yhteistyötä. Laine ei kelvannut keväällä Canadiensin kokoonpanoon, vaikka oli toipunut loukkaantumisestaan. Sami Helenius uskoo, että Laine kiinnostaa silti vielä NHL:ssä. – Ja sitten Patrik Laine. Ei ole vielä sopimusta alla. Mun mielipide […]
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