Team Canada held its first practice in Brossard on Monday and Samuel Montembeault unveiled his new Canadian gear.

The Athletic has published the sixth version of its big trade board and there are three Montreal Canadiens on there. If the Montreal Canadiens had managed to stay in the mix, things might have ...

Where there’s a Joel Armia, there’s usually a Jake Evans—especially on the penalty kill. The Canadiens duo have connected for ...

The Montreal Canadiens have struggled to win lately, and once again, on Saturday afternoon, some of the main reasons for the recent struggles were on full display against the New Jersey Devils.

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New Jersey Devils (30-20-6, in the Metropolitan Division) vs. Montreal Canadiens (25-24-5, in the Atlantic Division) BOTTOM LINE: The Montreal Canadiens look to stop their three-game home slide ...

MONTREAL – Some big-name guests are coming to the Canadiens Skills Competition presented by RONA. The Canadiens announced on Friday that members of the Montreal Victoire will take part in the ...

Armia scored a shorthanded goal in Tuesday's 4-3 win over the Sharks. Armia has a pair of shorthanded goals over two games to begin February, which has already surpassed his goal total from January.

Montembeault will tend the twine at home versus New Jersey on Saturday. Montembeault has given up three or more goals in each of his last four outings, posting a 1-3-0 record and .892 save percentage.

5:26 Call of the Wilde: A tough stretch for the Habs The fears that the Montreal Canadiens were losing their energy heading into the Four Nations break were well founded. Montreal had five ...

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Over the summer, not long after Jakub Dobeš arrived in Montreal to prepare for training camp, to prepare to make a push to make the Montreal Canadiens, to start his NHL career, he went for a skate.