Juraj Slafkovsky just might have been the best player on the ice last night, looking like a man starved for action in the team’s first game back.

The wheels continued to fall off for the Rocket as a delayed penalty gave the Crunch an extra attacker. The power play never got a chance to take the ice as Steven Santini hammered a shot on goal that ...

After a first half that saw the Montreal Victoire lose only three games, they have now lost two games in a row after a 3-1 loss to the Ottawa Charge.

In today;’s links, Pascal Vincent praises Reinbacher’s tools, Slafkovský says this is the way he plans to play from now on, Kent Hughes unlikely to have an unsigned Evans on the roster after ...

It was an energetic start for Montreal, and two-and-a-half minutes in they get a goal. The puck follows Brendan Gallagher out of the corner on a poor pass from Drake Batherson. Gallagher collects, it, ...

What the Canadiens can learn from Team Canada, Canada’s big players came up clutch, the intersection of sports and politics, and more in today’s links.

The Laval Rocket bounced back from a couple of disappointing games with a 5-1 win over the Manitoba Moose on Friday night in front of a sold out Place Bell. The win kept Laval one point behind ...

After six round-robin games featuring Canada, the United States, Sweden, and Finland, it was the two North American teams that advanced to the final of the 4 Nations Face-Off. They had already played ...

Laval again began to control the puck deep in the offensive zone, but a shot by Rafaël Harvey-Pinard quickly turned into a rush the other way. Hughes made the first save, and with the puck sitting in ...

In today’s links, Hughes’s history of selling, Laine’s assist, Demidov’s two helpers, Canada and USA to meet in 4 Nations final, injury concerns for the championship game, and other stories from ...

In today’s links, Patrik Laine’s major role in Finland’s win, Ken Dryden wanted experience of Montreal crowd in a big game, Pavel Bure’s advice for Demidov, another Michael Hage ...

The Montreal Canadiens used to compete annually in a city championship against the Montreal Maroons for the George Kennedy Memorial Cup (shortened to Kennedy Cup), named after the former owner of ...