2025-07-01
Canadiens trade rights to Cayden Primeau to Hurricanes for draft pick -
The team is trading the negotiating rights to goaltender Cayden Primeau to the Carolina Hurricanes in exchange for a seventh-round pick in 2026, they announced on Monday.
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Hurricanes Acquire Cayden Primeau -
The Carolina Hurricanes have acquired goaltender Cayden Primeau from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for a seventh-round pick.
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Canes Acquire Cayden Primeau From Montreal
Goaltender appeared in 11 games wit... -
Canes Acquire Cayden Primeau From Montreal Goaltender appeared in 11 games with the Montreal Canadiens in 2024-25
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Montreal Canadiens extend qualifying offers to five players -
One day before the NHL’s free agent period opens, there was one last item of business for the 32 NHL teams, and that was extending qualifying offers to their pending restricted free agents. https://twitter.com/CanadiensMTL/status/1939806205138137429 The Montreal Canadiens extended qualifying offers to five players: Jakub Dobeš, Sean Farrell, Jayden Struble, William Trudeau, and Cayden Primeau That means they retain their NHL rights, and can continue to negotiate without worrying about an open market. Some of the players can sign offer sheets, but that gives the team the right to match. It also means that Rafaël Harvey-Pinard, Xavier Simoneau, Gustav Lindström, and Noel Hoefenmayer become unrestricted free agents. This doesn’t necessarily mean that their time in the Canadiens organization comes to an
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2025-06-30
Mike Matheson Gives the Canadiens a Great Trade Chip -
The Montreal Canadiens came out of the 2025 NHL Entry Draft with a handful of prospects, but also with the biggest splash of the weekend, acquiring Noah Dobson for their…
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50 miljoonaa dollaria! NY Islanders kiinnitti tähtipelaajansa jättisopimuksella -
New York Islanders on solminut pitkän jatkosopimuksen tähtipuolustajansa Aleksandr Romanovin, 25, kanssa. Kolmannen kautensa seurassa pelannut 185-senttinen puolustaja solmi Islandersin kanssa maanantaina kahdeksan vuoden
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The Latest Talk -
from Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic, The situation with Rasmus Andersson has some layers to it, to be sure. The 28-year-old right-shot top-four Calgary Flames defenseman doesn’t have a full no-trade clause (he has a modified one), but the 2026 unrestricted free agent’s ultimate hammer is that he controls which team he would be interested in extending with as part of a trade-and-sign scenario. And as of Monday, the team that tops his list, league sources told The Athletic, is the Vegas Golden Knights.... Kings ready to pitch Marner On the Mitch Marner front, the Los Angeles Kings led by GM Ken Holland, were ready to fly a contingent to the Toronto area to meet with the prized UFA winger and his camp led by agent Darren Ferris. I believe the plan was to fly the night of July 1 and meet on July 2. But obviously the news this weekend of a potential Toronto-Vegas trade involving Marner’s rights put a pause on t
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Canadiens 2025 Free Agency Preview: Edgy, big forwards top wishlist -
The Canadiens have less cap space and will likely have to explore other avenues to free some up but there are clear needs the team will look to address in free agency.
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Grading the Montreal Canadiens’ 2025 Draft Class -
The Montreal Canadiens didn’t wait long to make waves at the 2025 NHL Entry Draft. Just hours before the first round began, general manager Kent Hughes swung a blockbuster deal,…
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Heavy lifting: Contracts Sharks can absorb to reach cap floor -
The San Jose Sharks are heading into free agency with a lot of work to do just to reach the cap floor. The team has $51.41 million committed to players and needs to commit an additional $19.19 million to reach the $70.6 million floor. Some of that will be dished out in free agency, where it’s expected the Sharks will try to land a big-name free agent. Whether the team succeeds is another matter entirely. That said, one major free agent or even two isn’t going to get the team to the floor, which means the Sharks will also need to take on a few bad contracts to get something done. With that in mind, what contracts might the Sharks swallow that might make sense, and could those moves happen today to help other teams land free agency big fish? Matt Dumba The Dallas Stars need some cap room, and the Sharks could use another right-shot defenseman. Dumba has one more year on a contract that pays him $3.75 million, money that Dalla
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Evaluating Mikael Granlund’s potential fit as the Canadiens’ second-line centre -
It’s been clear for a few years that the biggest hole in the Montreal Canadiens’ lineup is at the second-line centre position. Kent Hughes attempted to solve the problem immediately upon being hired by trading for Kirby Dach at the 2022 NHL Draft, and while that was looking like the answer early into a four-year contract, last season saw Dach struggle at the position with one of the worst goal differentials in the league at -29. There aren’t many fits at centre on the free-agent market this summer, and that’s especially true for a Habs team that is trying to assemble a young group of players to have a long window of Stanley Cup contention. Nevertheless, they need some type of solution after Nick Suzuki’s line, so the management team will need to explore the options available to be signed. One that appears to be a good fit for a club hoping to improve is Mikael Granlund. The 33-year-old centreman had two productive seasons with the n
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Patrik Laineen vaatteet vähenivät ökyhäissä – Morsiamelta somessa heti muutos -
Patrik Laineen ja Jordan Leigh’n häitä juhlittiin hulppeissa puitteissa. Jordan Leigh’n Instagram-tili täyttyi sunnuntaina upeista hääkuvista ja -videoista, joissa hän juhlii ja tanssii uunituoreen aviomiehensä Patrik Laineen kanssa. Montreal Canadiensin NHL-tähti järjesti rakkaansa kanssa hulppeat häät Floridan Palm Beachissa. Juhlapaikkana toimi legendaarinen The Breakers -luksushotelli.
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Mandagens NHL-rygter: Golden Knights, Ehlers, Marchand, Kyrou og Canadiens -
Silly season er i fuld gang i NHL, hvor flere prominente navne figurerer i rygtemøllen. Vegas Golden Knights har haft blikket rettet mod en stærk back, Nikolaj Ehlers kan blive en eftertragtet mand, Brad Marchand overvejer et tilbud fra Florida Panthers, og Montreal Canadiens har kastet deres kærlighed på en offensiv profil fra St. Louis Blues. Her er de seneste rygter fra verdens bedste ishockeyliga.
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Mandgens NHL-rygter: Golden Knights, Ehlers, Marchand, Kyrou og Canadiens -
Silly season er i fuld gang i NHL, hvor flere prominente navne figurerer i rygtemøllen. Vegas Golden Knights har haft blikket rettet mod en stærk back, Nikolaj Ehlers kan blive en eftertragtet mand, Brad Marchand overvejer et tilbud fra Florida Panthers, og Montreal Canadiens har kastet deres kærlighed på en offensiv profil fra St. Louis Blues. Her er de seneste rygter fra verdens bedste ishockeyliga.
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Noah Dobson and emerging from the rebuild mindset -
It has been quite a year since the last NHL Draft for the Montreal Canadiens. Twelve months ago they left Las Vegas with Ivan Demidov in their back pocket and looked poised to take a big step forward. The expectation around the team was that they were supposed to be “in the mix” for the playoffs even if they were to end up falling short of qualifying. The team made a splash by acquiring Patrik Laine, giving them a legitimate all-world shot to round out their top six and saw David Reinbacher make his full-time North American debut. Without rehashing the entire season, by the time things came to an end the Habs not only ended up in the mix, they ended up in the NHL playoffs. While the experience was short-lived, it was clear that the franchise was preparing to move into the next phase of their rebuilding plan heading into the 2025 off-season. The club had already added Demidov for the final run to the playoffs, they had old salary retentions coming off the books
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Monday Habs Headlines: Accumulating picks all part of master plan -
Montreal Canadiens news and notes Accumulating a lot of draft picks over the years has helped Kent Hughes get a player of Noah Dobson’s calibre. [RDS] When the Canadiens saw that Alexander Zharovsky was still available on day two of the NHL Draft, they “didn’t hesitate to pay the price.” [Journal de Montreal] Around the league and elsewhere
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Getting to know Montreal Canadiens 177th overall pick Carlos Händel -
German defenceman Carlos Händel played a couple of seasons in Sweden against better competition than he could have received in his home country before heading to the QMJHL in his draft season. After participating in the Hlinka Gretzky Cup in Edmonton, he headed to Halifax to play with the Mooseheads. Date of Birth: March 31, 2007Birthplace: Erlangen, GermanyHeight: 6’1″Weight: 176 lbs.Position: DefenceShoots: RightTeam: Halifax Mooseheads (QMJHL) He had an ideal start with his new team, recording an assist in each match of a season-opening three-game winning streak, and nine points in his first 12 games. He added just 17 more points over the final 40 games, but just as his international play had inspired a hot start to his season, a return to Halifax from the World Juniors provided another burst of offence wit
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Getting to know Montreal Canadiens 189th overall pick Andrew MacNiel -
With their second pick in the sixth round, the Montreal Canadiens took another defender, Andrew MacNiel of the Kitchener Rangers of the Ontario Hockey League. If you have followed along with our Getting to Know profiles from the 2025 draft class, there’s a common theme and MacNiel fits right in: Significant improvement as the season went on.
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2025-06-29
Winnipeg Jets’ 2025 Draft Summary -
Well, the 2025 NHL Entry Draft is in the books and while our Winnipeg Jets had a relatively quiet weekend when compared to many other franchises, they were able to add 5 more players to the prospect pool. Since there is a lot to discuss, lets not beat around the bush and instead dive right in with a list of the new National Hockey Leaguers that joined the True North club: SELECTIONS: (Overall pick, Player Name, Position, Current Team) 28th: Sascha Boumedienne, D, Boston University (NCAA) Age: 18 Hand: Left Height: 6’1″ Weight: 175 lbs Hometown: Stockholm, Sweden Bleacher Report gave Winnipeg’s first selection a A- grade, noting that you can’t really judge Sascha based on his stats alone, since at one point last season he was the youn
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Canadiens Replace David Savard on Defense and Then Some with Noah Dobson & Mike Matheson Is Expendable -
Canadiens Replace David Savard on Defense and Then Some with Noah Dobson & Mike Matheson Is Expendable Also, Islanders trading Noah Dobson to Canadiens wasn't ideal but had to happen. https://buff.ly/NkPwEe5
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Les Canadiens et les Islanders font le spectacle au repêchage -
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A Plethora Of Hockey Notes -
from Steve Simmons of the Toronto Sun, - The unnecessary move to decentralize the NHL draft was voted on by the current general managers. Now it’s time to vote again — and turn the draft back into what it used to be. The NHL is at its best when it sticks to nuance and history and convenience. When it tries to be what it’s not, as it did on Friday night, it winds up tripping all over itself. There was nothing more awkward watching from home than having newly drafted players talking to their general managers on video screens. The whole thing made me uncomfortable as someone who previously was a big fan of the all-teams-on-the-floor NHL draft. - If it didn’t cost much for the Red Wings to pick up goaltender John Gibson from Anaheim, it got me thinking: Why didn’t Edmonton make a deal for Gibson? - The Wings have missed the playoffs nine years in a row. They need to be aggressive this off-season. Buffalo has missed 14 in a row. The Sabres need to b
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Grading the 2025 Montreal Canadiens draft class -
With the 2025 NHL Entry Draft now complete, it is time to take a look at the Montreal Canadiens’ results therein, and how they fared at the first iteration of the league’s new decentralized selection. I’d like a word on that format first and foremost, because I think I speak for most hockey fans when I say that the production value was absolutely terrible. We were treated to far more Gary Bettman than most of us can stomach, a very poorly set up room with an interminable echo where prospects would meet their new management after being drafted, and a silly trade alert button that nobody asked for. Astonishingly bad TV that I personally would never watch if I wasn’t already a member of the NHL’s core audience that they know they’ll never lose. Rounds two through seven were far more palatable, at least, and that was where the Habs really did their work anyway. So, without further ado, here are my grades for each of the picks made
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Getting to know Montreal Canadiens 145th overall pick Alexis Cournoyer -
Alexis Cournoyer was the first Quebec-born player drafted by the Montreal Canadiens in 2025 and the Trois-Rivières native grew up cheering for the team that called his name. Cournoyer did his post-selection Zoom from a room with a Canadiens poster and light fixture, and a photo of him as a child in a Canadiens jersey and goaltending equipment quickly started making the rounds on social media. https://twitter.com/CanadiensMTL/status/1939058023928107346?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet Birthplace: Trois-Rivières, QuebecDate of birth: December 13, 2005Catches: LeftPosition: GoaltenderHeight: 6’4”Weight: 205 lbs.Team: Cape Breton Eagles The goaltender f
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Sunday Habs Headlines: “Very, very, very satisfied” -
Montreal Canadiens news and notes Despite planning the whole year on who to take with a first-round pick, both Martin Lapointe and Nick Bobrov were happy that Montreal was able to turn two first-rounders into a player of Noah Dobson’s calibre. [La Presse] Montreal was considering using one of the first-round picks to select Alexander Zharovsky, so the scouting staff was still able to land one of its targets despite the Dobson trade. [La Presse] Zharovsky is a childhood friend of Ivan Demidov. [TVA Sports] Alexis Cournoyer decided to stop chasi
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Monre?las "Canadiens" iemaina Dobsonu un paraksta 76 miljonus v?rtu l?gumu -
Nacion?l?s hokeja l?gas (NHL) klubs Monre?las "Canadiens" mai?as dar?jum? no ?ujorkas "Islanders" ieguvis 25 gadus veco aizsargu No? Dobsonu, t?da? parakstot 76 miljonus v?rtu l?gumu uz asto??m sezon?m.
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Getting to know Montreal Canadiens 82nd overall pick Arseni Radkov -
The Montreal Canadiens moved up to select a forward at 69th, then used the 81st overall selection to claim a defenceman. With those positions addressed, their final pick of the third round at 82nd was spent on a goaltender. Montreal had several nations represented among their goaltending pool already heading into the draft. Jakub Dobeš of the Czech Republic served as the NHL backup last year, Russian Vevgeni Volokhin was drafted in 2023, and Mikus Vecvanags of Latvia was drafted one year ago. In 2025, Belarusian Arseni Radkov was the choice as the team’s first of two goaltenders selected in the nine-player class. Birthplace: Mogilev, BelarusDate of birth: August 5, 2007Catches: LeftPosition: GoaltenderHeight: 6’4”Weight: 194 lbs.Team: Tyumenski Legion (MHL) Like Vecvanags, Radkov is a player with a future
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Full list of Canadiens picks at NHL Draft -
Full list of Canadiens picks at NHL Draft
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Bobrov: ‘We wanted to add a lot of compete and grit’ -
Bobrov: ‘We wanted to add a lot of compete and grit’
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PHOTOS | 2025 NHL Draft -
PHOTOS | 2025 NHL Draft
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2025-06-28
Every Montreal Canadiens pick from 2025 NHL Draft -
After trading their two first-round picks to the New York Islanders, the Montreal Canadiens used their first pick of the 2025 NHL Draft on a skilled Russian right-winger.
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Latest NHL News & Rumours -
Latest NHL News & Rumours Round 1 of NHL Draft, Canadiens Acquire Dobson from Islanders & Avalanche Trade Wood and Coyle Plus, a look at the latest from around the league... https://buff.ly/N0RD8qE
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2025 NHL Draft: The Montreal Canadiens select Maxon Vig at 209th overall -
Montreal held one final selection in the 2025 NHL Draft with their assigned seventh-round selection. With that voucher they added Bemidji State University-commit Maxon Vig, a defenceman who came up through the Minnesota high-school system.
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2025 NHL Draft: The Montreal Canadiens select Andrew MacNiel at 189th overall -
With a second pick in the sixth round, and their eighth of the 2025 NHL Draft, the Montreal Canadiens added defenceman Andrew MacNiel from the OHL’s Kitchener Rangers.
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Getting to know Montreal Canadiens 113th overall pick L.J. Mooney -
The fourth round of the NHL entry draft is a time for team to take some swings on undervalued players. The Montreal Canadiens did precisely that with their 113th-overall pick, taking the diminutive L.J. Mooney from the U.S. development program. The Habs have had some success drafting undersized players from that program in the past, albeit significantly higher in the draft. Mooney does not come with the pedigree of their top-line winger, but he has enough skill to suggest that they may have found a real sleeper pick. Birthplace: West Mifflin, PennsylvaniaDate of birth: March 8, 2007Shoots: RightPosition: Right WingHeight: 5’7”Weight: 157 lbs.Team: U.S. National Team Development Pogram Mooney had a very productive 2024-25 season, with 51 points as part of the U-18 team, another 28 with the juniors, and co-leadi
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Montreal Canadiens Trades Up to Draft Alexander Zharovsky Early in Second Round -
Montreal Canadiens Trades Up to Draft Alexander Zharovsky Early in Second Round
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2025 NHL Draft: The Montreal Canadiens select Carlos Händel at 177th overall -
Deep into the sixth round, the Montreal Canadiens made their next pick. The team went back for another defenceman, selecting Carlos Händel at 177th overall. Händel captained Team Germany at the World Under-18 championship, and also suited up for the U20 side at World Juniors as well. Standing 6’0″ tall and clocking in at 172 pounds, he isn’t the largest player, but has fantastic skating abilities.
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Canadiens tackar av succéscouten
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Montreal Canadiens uppmärksammar nu en av sina mest erfarna medarbetare – Christer Rockström – som avslutar sin långa och framgångsrika karriär efter NHL-draften 2025.
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2025 NHL Draft: The Montreal Canadiens select Alexis Cournoyer at 145th overall -
Deep inside the fifth round of the NHL Draft, the Montreal Canadiens stepped up to the podium and walked away with another massive goalie to add to their stable of prospects. Alexis Cournoyer was not even in the QMJHL to start the year, originally playing in the MJAHL before making the jump over in the new year.
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Getting to know Montreal Canadiens 81st overall pick Bryce Pickford -
The Montreal Canadiens haven’t hesitated to take older players in the draft that show development in their second year of draft eligibility, and that’s exactly what they have in 81st overall pick Bryce Pickford. Birthplace: Edmonton, AlbertaDate of birth: April 2, 2006Shoots: RightPosition: DefenceHeight: 6’1”Weight: 183 lbs.Team: Medicine Hat Tigers (WHL) Pickford, a right-handed defenceman, was buried a bit on a very good Seattle Thunderbirds team in his first year of NHL Draft eligibility but a move to Medicine Hat allowed him to showcase his game. Make no mistake about Pickford’s best asset: it’s his shot.
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2025 NHL Draft: The Montreal Canadiens select L.J. Mooney at 113th overall -
With the fourth round underway, the Canadiens went back to the podium and changed course after drafting multiple large players with their first four picks and selected L.J. Mooney from the U.S. National Team Development Program. Standing just 5’7″, Mooney is a high-energy, all-gas-no-brakes-style forward that feels no limitations due to his stature. In 51 games for the NTDP this year Mooney compiled 10 goals and 41 assists.
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Getting to know 69th overall pick Hayden Paupanekis -
For the second time on day two of the NHL entry draft, the Montreal Canadiens traded up. This time in the third round, they moved picks 79 and 108 to get up to 69, where they promptly selected Hayden Paupanekis from the Kelowna Rockets. A towering centre, it isn’t surprising that the Habs felt like they needed to trade up to grab him, as there has been a pretty significant run on size since the beginning of the second round. But Paupanekis has a little more to his game than just his measurements. Birthplace: Winnipeg, ManitobaDate of birth: February 4, 2007Shoots: RightPosition: CentreHeight: 6’5”Weight: 203 lbs.Team: Kelowna Rockets (WHL)
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2025 NHL Draft: The Montreal Canadiens select Arseni Radkov at 82nd overall -
With the second of back-to-back picks in the third round, the Montreal Canadiens selected at 82nd overall, using the pick they had acquired in the trade of Jake Allen to the New Jersey Devils. Fittingly, they used that pick on a goaltender, selecting Arseni Radkov, a Belarusian who is committed to the University of Massachusetts to start the 2026-27 season. The Habs will have one more year to watch him develop in the Russian Junior league before he’s ready to head to North America.
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2025 NHL Draft: The Montreal Canadiens select Bryce Pickford at 81st overall -
A busy third round continued for the Montreal Canadiens as they made their second of three third-round selections in the 2025 NHL Draft. After going for forwards with their first two picks, the Canadiens shifted to defence and selected over-age defender Bryce Pickford at 81st overall. Pickford had an incredible draft-plus-one season, scoring 20 goals in the regular season and added 13 more in the post-season for the Medicine Hat Tigers.
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Ranking The Past Four Montreal Canadiens Blockbuster Off-Season Trades -
Ranking The Past Four Montreal Canadiens Blockbuster Off-Season Trades
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2025 NHL Draft: The Montreal Canadiens select Hayden Paupanekis at 69th overall -
The Canadiens continued their trend of trading up on day two of the NHL Draft, shifting the 79th and 108th picks to move up to the 69th overall choice. With the nicest pick in the draft, the Canadiens selected towering centre Hayden Paupanekis from Kelowna in the WHL. Standing at 6’4″ and weighing in at 196 pounds, Paupanekis is a large centre with solid skating skills for a player of his stature. In 32 games with the Rockets he posted 11 goals and eight assists, and will take part in the 2026 Memorial Cup as Kelowna is the host.
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Canadiens move up in draft after trade with Bruins -
Two Original Six rivals swapped picks Saturday at the 2025 NHL Draft.
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Canadiens select Alexander Zharovsky No. 34 overall in 2025 NHL Draft -
The Russian scored some truly dazzling goals in the MHL last season.
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Getting to know Montreal Canadiens 34th overall pick Alexander Zharovsky -
When the season started, Alexander Zharovsky wasn’t on the radar, not even ranked by Central Scouting, but a strong second half raised him up draft boards. Central Scouting had him in the top five European players by the end of the season. The Montreal Canadiens liked him enough to trade their two second-round picks, 41st and 49th, to move up to 34th overall to take him. A quick look at his profile shows why. The thing you hear about Zharovsky right away is that he is a top-level offensive talent. Birthplace: Klin, RUSDate of birth: February 22, 2007Shoots: LeftPosition: Right WingHeight: 6’1”Weight: 163 lbs.Team: UFA Jr. (Russia) Zharovsky ended the season with 46 points in his final 29 games in the MHL after starting the year with six points in his first 16 MHL games. That second-half run even
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Montreal Canadiens Acquire Noah Dobson in Blockbuster Trade -
Montreal Canadiens Acquire Noah Dobson in Blockbuster Trade
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Canadiens, Hurricanes trade picks at 2025 NHL Draft -
The Montreal Canadiens moved up in the second round of the 2025 NHL Draft on Saturday after a trade with the Carolina Hurricanes.
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2025 NHL Draft: The Montreal Canadiens select Alexander Zharovsky 34th overall -
The Montreal Canadiens wasted little time on day two of the NHL draft, trading their picks at 41st and 49th overall up to 34th overall (along with the 189th pick) to select Alexander Zharovsky to kick off their 2025 NHL draft class. Zharovsky was featured at the Gold Star camp, featuring many of the top Russian prospects and the Canadiens were the most notable club there who interviewed the winger. Standing 6’1″ and weighing in at 163 pounds, Zharovsky spent last season playing in the MHL for Tolpar Ufa, compiling 24 goals and 26 assists in 45 games.
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Canadiens Acquire Noah Dobson & Grading the Trade -
Canadiens Acquire Noah Dobson & Grading the Trade Also, free-agent defencemen to consider and team's positional needs entering the draft. https://buff.ly/GbN3MNp
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Islanders Trading Noah Dobson Wasn’t Ideal, But Had to Happen -
The action couldn’t wait on draft day for the selections, as Noah Dobson was traded from the New York Islanders to the Montreal Canadiens, just hours before the Islanders were…
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Canadiens Replace Savard on Defense and Then Some with Dobson -
The Montreal Canadiens needed to fill a space on the right side on defense. They didn’t really need Noah Dobson specifically, though.
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2025 NHL Entry Draft Day 2: Preview, start time, TV schedule, and how to watch -
How to watch Rounds 2-7 Date: Saturday, June 28Start time: 12:00 PM EDT / 9:00 AM PDTTV Channel: Sportsnet, TVA Sports (Canada), NHL Network (USA)Online stream: ESPN+, Sportsnet+ It was an emotional start to the 2025 NHL Draft when Matthew Schaefer was selected first overall and immediately thought of his mother, who had died of breast cancer in February of last year. Schaefer was the top-ranked prospect by a significant margin, and projected to lead the New York Islanders from the back end for the foreseeable future. Thirty-one other prospects were chosen over the next four hours, including two more by the Islanders and 19 Canadians in total in the opening round. But that’s just the start of the two-day event. Today, six more rounds will take place in Los
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Tog en lägre lön – för att få igenom trejden -
Tog en lägre lön – för att få igenom trejden
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Er ist der erste Pick im NHL-Draft 2025 -
Die erste Runde des NHL-Drafts 2025 ist am frühen Samstagmorgen (MESZ) zu Ende gegangen. Die New York Islanders wählten mit ihrem ersten Pick den kanadischen Verteidiger Matthew Schaefer von den Erie Otters. Die Franchise von Long Island ging überhaupt als großer Gewinner des ersten Tages hervor. Mit Pick 16 wurde der Schwede Victor Eklund (Djurgardens IF) gezogen, der Angreifer war ein Top-Ten-Kandidat. Direkt danach wanderten die Rechte von Kashawn Aitcheson nach New York, der Verteidiger überzeugte in der OHL für die Barrie Colts mit 26 Toren in 64 Spielen. Islanders schicken Top-Defender nach Montreal Zu diesen Picks kamen die Islanders mit einem Trade, der Stunden vor dem Draft für großes Aufsehen sorgte. New York gab seinen Top-Defender Noah Dobson für die beiden Erstrunden-Picks sowie den Schweden Emil Heineman an die Montreal Canadiens ab. Bei der Franchise der ÖEHV-Legionäre David Reinbacher und Vinzenz Rohrer unterschrieb Dobson, dessen Arbeitspapier auf Long Island mi
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Saturday Habs Headlines: Noah Dobson took less money to sign with the Canadiens -
Montreal Canadiens news and notes Noah Dobson signed for less money than he could have received in free agency because he liked the Canadiens’ outlook as a future Stanley Cup contender and a chance to play for a Canadian team. [Journal de Montreal] Dobson’s acquisition might allow the Canadiens to use Mike Matheson as a trade chip to address their roster holes at forward. [Sportsnet] The relationship had reportedly soured between Dobson and New York Islanders head coach Patrick Roy. [RDS] Martin St-Lo
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Hockey sur glace. Matthew Schaefer no 1, les Suisses doivent patienter -
Jeune défenseur canadien de 17 ans, Matthew Schaefer a été comme prévu choisi en 1re position par les New York Islanders vendredi lors de la draft de NHL. Aucun Suisse n'a été retenu au 1er tour.
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‘It’s a dream come true’: Dobson on opportunity to join Canadiens -
Montreal Canadiens defencemen Noah Dobson speaks with media about the decision to sign a long-term extension with the team and what he expects to bring on the ice.
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Seravalli: Maple Leafs are ‘ultimate winner’ for retaining Tavares -
Frank Seravalli joins Martine Gaillard and Faizal Khamisa to discuss the action around the NHL, including the Maple Leafs extending John Tavares, updates on Matthew Knies’ situation, the Canadiens’ trade for Noah Dobson, and more.
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EOTP’s 2025 Consensus NHL Draft Rankings -
The 2025 NHL Entry Draft begins on Friday, and EOTP has been keeping track of most of the rankings to come out ahead of the draft. Some rankings have more correlation to how the draft will unfold than others, and no rankings are perfect so we combined seven of the most respected draft rankings and used an average to get our own rankings. This is our 10th year doing this. Last year out of the 147 ranked players, 135 (91.8%) were drafted. Only three of the top 100 players were not drafted (57th-ranked Tomas Galvas, Daniil Ustenkov (82) and Alexander Zetterberg (84)). The correlation of the consensus ranking to draft selection was 0.7394, an increase from 2023. Of course, it’s never going to be an exact process. Outlets rank players based on how they feel the players will end up, not where they will be drafted so their goal is not the same as our goal. The goal of the Consensus rankings is to try to get a picture of how the talent is being evaluated
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Lu Dort ‘honoured’ to represent Montreal Canadiens during NHL draft -
Lu Dort joins Dan Murphy to discuss his thoughts on representing the Canadiens at the NHL draft, even though there was no pick to be made, and how the last week has been for him coming off an NBA championship with the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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Islanders tempaisi varaustilaisuuden alla ? kauppasi ykköspuolustajansa Canadiensiin -
New York Islanders on kaupannut ykköspuolustajansa Noah Dobsonin Montreal Canadiensiin.
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Top-Verteidiger Noah Dobson wechselt von New York Islanders zu Montreal Canadiens -
In einem Blockbuster-Trade wechselt Top-Verteidiger Noah Dobson von den New York Islanders zu den Montreal Canadiens - im Tausch erhalten die Isles zwei Erstrundenpicks und ein schwedisches Sturmtalent. Hier erfahrt ihr mehr? Noah Dobson verlässt nach sechs Jahren die New York Islanders und wechselt im Vorfeld des NHL-Drafts 2025 zu den Montreal Canadiens und wird dort zum Spitzenverdiener.
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WATCH | Dort announces trade at NHL Draft -
WATCH | Dort announces trade at NHL Draft
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Winnipeg Jets Draft Sasha Boumedienne!!! -
The 2025 National Hockey League Entry Draft kicked off on Friday evening, as the league’s General Managers went about the task of improving their club’s futures by adding some first round selections to their player pools. The Winnipeg Jets’ GM Kevin Cheveldayoff had to patiently watch as his rivals picked up 27 prospects before the True North franchise finally got their chance to add to the prospect pool. The New York Islanders began the fun when they selected defenseman Matthew Schaefer of the Erie Otters with the 1st overall pick and here is how the rest of the top ten played out (via Sportsnet):
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Canadiens Acquire Dobson From Islanders For Two 2025 1st-Round Picks, Heineman - The Hockey Writers New York Islanders Latest Ne... -
Canadiens Acquire Dobson From Islanders For Two 2025 1st-Round Picks, Heineman The Montreal Canadiens have acquired defenseman Noah Dobson from the New York Islanders for two 2025 first rounders and Emil Heineman.
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Canadiens’ St. Louis discusses ‘exciting’ acquisition of Dobson -
Sportsnet’s Eric Engels speaks with Montreal Canadiens head coach Martin St. Louis about the team’s acquisition of defensemen Noah Dobson from the New York Islanders.
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Dobson traded to Canadiens by Islanders, signs 8-year contract -
Noah Dobson was traded to the Montreal Canadiens by the New York Islanders on Friday and signed an eight-year, $76 million contract. It has an average annual value of $9.5 million. Dobson, who could have become a restricted free agent … Continue reading → The post Dobson traded to Canadiens by Islanders, signs 8-year contract first appeared on Pro Hockey News.
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Noah Dobson by the numbers -
Noah Dobson by the numbers
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Islanders' Dobson to Habs for 1st-round picks -
The Islanders have traded defenseman Noah Dobson to the Canadiens for a return that includes a pair of first-round picks -- a potential huge impact on the NHL draft.
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Canadiens acquire defenseman Noah Dobson from the New York Islanders -
Canadiens acquire defenseman Noah Dobson from the New York Islanders
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Noah Dobson’s underlying metrics show an improving 200-foot player -
When it comes to draft-day deals, Kent Hughes has gone four-for-four. And the fourth is his biggest move by far. Hours before the 2025 NHL Entry Draft was scheduled to kick off, the Canadiens’ general manager acquired restricted free agent Noah Dobson from the New York Islanders. Furthermore, Hughes was able to ink the 25-year-old Prince Edward Islander to an eight-year contract with an average annual value of $9.5 million, considerably under the $10- or $11-million values that had been bandied about. A significant move naturally invites significant scrutiny, and the spotlight on Dobson has grown in intensity because the young defenceman had been the subject of trade rumours since February. Moreover, young players with Dobso
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Noah Dobson fits the Montreal Canadiens gameplan perfectly -
Noah Dobson fits the Montreal Canadiens gameplan perfectly
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Live 2025 NHL Entry Draft tracker: The full list of first round selections -
Tonight is the first round of the 2024 NHL Entry Draft. It takes place at the Peacock Theatre in Los Angeles, California and gets underway shortly after 7:00 p.m. Eastern (Sportsnet, ESPN, TVA Sports). EOTP’s 2025 Consensus NHL Draft Rankings
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NHL-Ticker: Canadiens holen Dobson - MVP Bennett verlängert -
Erst die Coaches, dann die Spieler - der Sommer 2025 in Sachen Personalrochaden hat in der NHL längst Fahrt aufgenommen. Die wichtigsten Personalien im Überblick ...
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Trade Notes: Dobson, Marner, Karlsson, McBain -
The opening day of the 2025 NHL Draft got off to a quick start earlier today when the New York Islanders traded defenseman Noah Dobson to the Montreal Canadiens for Emil Heineman and a pair of first-round picks. If the Islanders’ old General Manager, Lou Lamoriello, had it his way, Dobson would have already been…
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NHL Notebook: Canadiens acquire Noah Dobson from Islanders for No. 16, No. 17 picks as trade flurry continues -
Ahead of the first round of the 2025 NHL Draft, there’s been a flurry of activity across the league. John Tavares signed a four-year extension worth $4.38 million annually with the Toronto Maple Leafs, a team-friendly extension that will keep the star centre in town through a contention window. Aside from the Leafs securing one…
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Montreal Canadiens Eyeing Noah Dobson in Blockbuster Trade -
Montreal Canadiens Eyeing Noah Dobson in Blockbuster Trade
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NHL Notebook: Canadiens trade for Dobson, Leafs extend Tavares, and more -
Welcome back to NHL Notebook — the series here at CanucksArmy where we deliver you news and notes from around the National Hockey League — oftentimes through a Vancouver Canucks-tinted lens! We are just over two hours away from the NHL Entry Draft kicking off, where we’re expecting to see some fireworks on the draft floor. Well,…
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Canadiens’ trade for Dobson sets blue-line foundation, opens other possibilities -
The Noah Dobson trade is about more than just himself, or the fact he’s now the highest-paid Canadien. It’s about possibilities. Eric Engels tells you why.
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Montreal teki hirmuvärväyksen – julkaisi saman tien jättimäisen jatkosopimuksen -
Montreal Canadiens ja New York Islanders ovat solmineet jättimäisen vaihtokaupan. Puolustaja Noah Dobson, 25, siirtyy Montrealiin vaihdossa hyökkääjä Emil Heinemanista, 23, ja kahdesta 1. kierroksen varausvuorosta tälle kesälle (#16 ja #17). Heti vaihtokaupp
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Montreal Canadiens acquire defenseman Noah Dobson from New York Islanders in massive sign-and-trade deal ahead of NHL Draft -
The Montreal Canadiens made a huge splash ahead of the 2025 NHL Draft’s first round on Friday. The Habs acquired star defenseman Noah Dobson from the New York Islanders in exchange for both of Montreal’s first-round picks this year (No. 16 & No. 17 overall) and left winger Emil Heineman. Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman was the
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Andrew Coxhead Returning to Trois-Rivières -
TROIS-RIVIÈRES - The Trois-Rivières Lions (affiliate of the Montreal Canadiens) have reached an agreement with forward Andrew Coxhead for th... - ECHL Trois-Rivieres Lions
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Canadiens Extending Patrik Laine Would Be a Mistake & Team Shouldn't Give Up on Kirby Dach -
Canadiens Extending Patrik Laine Would Be a Mistake & Team Shouldn't Give Up on Kirby Dach Also, Canadiens are a perfect trade destination for Rasmus Andersson. https://buff.ly/NNjmEmw
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Noah Dobson (D) from Montréal Canadiens to Montréal Canadiens -
Status: Contract Extension Date: 06/27/2025 Player: Noah Dobson (D) From: Montréal Canadiens To: Montréal Canadiens Information: 8 years Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up
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Grading the Canadiens’ Blockbuster Trade for Islanders’ Dobson -
Happy NHL Draft Day, hockey fans. It got started off with a bang earlier this afternoon, with the Montreal Canadiens announcing they had acquired defenseman Noah Dobson from the New…
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Canadiens Acquire Dobson From Islanders For Two 2025 1st-Round Picks, Heineman -
The Montreal Canadiens have acquired defenseman Noah Dobson from the New York Islanders for the 16th- and 17th-overall picks in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft and forward Emil Heineman. Montreal…
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Montreal Canadiens acquire defenceman Noah Dobson from New York Islanders -
The Montreal Canadiens acquired offensive defenceman Noah Dobson from the New York Islanders in return, the the Islanders reportedly receive forward Emil Heineman and the 16th and 17th overall picks in Friday night's NHL draft.
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Islanders trading defenseman Noah Dobson to Canadiens -
The Islanders are reportedly trading defenseman Noah Dobson to the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for Emil Heineman and two first-round picks in the 2025 NHL Draft.
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Trade grades: Report cards for Canadiens, Islanders for the draft-day Dobson deal -
The 25-year-old defenseman is headed north for a pair of 2025 first-rounders and Emil Heineman.
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The Canadiens have long coveted a player like Noah Dobson. Now they have the real thing -
The Canadiens appear to be set on the blue line for years to come with Dobson joining Lane Hutson, Kaiden Guhle and David Reinbacher.
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Montreal Canadiens acquire defenceman Noah Dobson from New York Islanders -
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Reports: Montreal Canadiens acquire defenceman Noah Dobson from New York Islanders -
MONTREAL — The Montreal Canadiens acquired offensive defenceman Noah Dobson from the New York Islanders, according to media reports. In return, the Islanders reportedly receive forward Emil Heineman and the 16th and 17th overall picks in Friday night’s NHL draft. The Islanders also hold the top pick, with defenceman Matthew Schaefer expected to go first The post Reports: Montreal Canadiens acquire defenceman Noah Dobson from New York Islanders appeared first on The Lethbridge Herald - News and Sports from around Lethbridge.
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Montreal Canadiens acquire defenceman Noah Dobson from New York Islanders -
MONTREAL — The Montreal Canadiens have acquired offensive defenceman Noah Dobson from the New York Islanders, according to media reports. In return, the Islanders reportedly receive forward Emil Heineman and the 16th and 17th overall picks in Friday night’s NHL draft. The Islanders also hold the top pick, with defenceman Matthew Schaefer expected to go The post Montreal Canadiens acquire defenceman Noah Dobson from New York Islanders appeared first on The Lethbridge Herald - News and Sports from around Lethbridge.
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Canadiens acquire Noah Dobson from Islanders for two first-rounders, Emil Heineman -
Dobson signed an eight-year contract with an AAV of $9.5 million.
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What to think of the Montreal Canadiens trading for Noah Dobson -
Jason Bukala, Matt Marchese and Mike Futa react to the Montreal Canadiens trading for Noah Dobson from the New York Islanders and signing him to a long-term extension.
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Fantasy Take: Montreal Deals for Dobson, Send Heineman and Picks to New York -
The Montreal Canadiens making it to the 2025 postseason was the sign that the tear-down/rebuild portion of the current era was over and it was time to start working on the roster’s weaknesses. There are still significant upgrades that need to be made, especially as far as adding veteran, impact players is concerned. The Canadiens [...]
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