Canadiens Head Coach St. Louis Shouldn’t Be on Hot Seat
There will come a time when Martin St. Louis is no longer head coach of the Montreal Canadiens. It shouldn't be anytime soon, though.
Category Archives: Canadiens Management
NHL’s 5 Best General Managers for 2024-25
All successful NHL teams are built through a general manager’s (GM) vision. They must be confident and decisive, constantly making tough decisions for the betterment of their team. Today, the…
Canadiens & Islanders GMs Have Similar Roster Philosophies But Different Results
As the NHL offseason continues, each team’s direction, plans, and goals for the coming season have become clear. For the Montreal Canadiens, the 2024-25 season will take the next step…
Today in Hockey History: Aug. 4
A legend of the National Hockey League was born on this date, and one of the biggest stars of the 1990s found a new home out west. Aug. 4 also…
Canadiens’ Best Contracts for 2024-25
A credit to Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes, here are the top five Habs contracts ahead of 2024-25
3 Canadiens Bold Offseason Predictions
The Montreal Canadiens have had a slow offseason so far, with only one minor free-agent signing and locking up one of their top players, Juraj Slafkovsky, long-term; it’s been crickets…
NHL’s 5 Most Underrated General Managers
Last week, The Hockey Writers (THW) compiled a list of the five most overrated general managers (GM) in the NHL. The reviews came in hot, mostly in defense of Steve…
Canadiens Mailbag: Laine, McGroarty, Hutson & More
The Montreal Canadiens just finished another season in which they missed the playoffs. Although there was much individual improvement, they finished in the same spot they did in 2022-23, drafting…
Canadiens Should Be a Playoff Team in 2025-26
The Montreal Canadiens 2024-25 season is just a few months away, and although the fans are excited about the upcoming season, especially with the very successful 2024 Draft, they should…
Canadiens Made Right Call Not Signing Slafkovsky to a Bridge Contract
Montreal Canadiens forward Juraj Slafkovsky's second contract simply didn't call for general manager Kent Hughes to sign him to a bridge deal.