The Montreal Canadiens took a step forward in 2025-26, but several players failed to meet expectations.
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Brendan Gallagher gave the Montreal Canadiens 14 years of unforgettable moments. As his time with the organization appears to be coming to an end, here are three of the best moments from his career.
Despite falling short of the Stanley Cup Final, the Montreal Canadiens' 2025-26 season was a huge success, fueled by breakout performances from their young core and one of the NHL's best rookie classes.
With the Montreal Canadiens facing elimination, Brendan Gallagher remains out of the lineup, raising questions about his future with the organization.
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The Canadiens have a clear path in Game 4: start fast, strike first, and force Carolina out of its comfort zone.
The Canadiens have to adjust against the Hurricanes in the Eastern Conference Final after being heavily outshot and forced into costly turnovers.
Josh Gorges reflects on his unforgettable time with the Montreal Canadiens, the passion of the fans, and what made playing in Montreal so special.
The Montreal Canadiens stunned the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Final, and now look to take full control of the series heading into Game 2.
Jeff Gorton explains why the Montreal Canadiens believed Martin St. Louis was the right coach for the job long before he ever stood behind an NHL bench.
The Montreal Canadiens’ playoff run has shown just how much Martin St. Louis has grown alongside his young hockey team.
Alex Newhook scored yet another Game 7 winner as the Canadiens became the youngest team to reach the conference final since the 1993 Stanley Cup team.
The Montreal Canadiens jumped out to an early lead, but the Buffalo Sabres completely flipped the game on its head, handing Montreal a crushing 8-3 loss in Game 6.
Ivan Demidov finally found the back of the net, scoring his first career Stanley Cup Playoff goal in the Montreal Canadiens Game 5 victory over the Buffalo Sabres.
As the Canadiens torch walk becomes one of the Bell Centre’s most iconic playoff traditions, here are three former Montreal Canadiens legends who could carry the torch next.
Montreal Canadiens defenceman Lane Hutson is proving he belongs among the NHL’s elite after another dominant playoff performance.
Alex Newhook’s versatility has become invaluable for the Montreal Canadiens in the playoffs, as he continues delivering clutch performances in every role.
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3 bold predictions for the Montreal Canadiens in Round 2, including a Zachary Bolduc breakout, Jakub Dobes’ dominance, and a line reunion vs. the Buffalo Sabres.
Jakub Dobes backstopped the Montreal Canadiens to a Game 7 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning, doing something Habs fans have not seen since Carey Price.