Canadiens News and Notes: Trade Rumors, Offer Sheets and More
In this edition of the Montreal Canadiens News & Rumors, general manager (GM) Kent Hughes has his work cut out for him as the rebuild continues. The Canadiens have options on…
Category Archives: Kirby Dach
Canadiens Will Be Better as Long as Dach Gives Them Clean Bill of Health
Only playing two games in 2023-24, Montreal Canadiens forward Kirby Dach is set to help significantly improve the Habs' fortunes in 2024-25.
Canadiens GM Hughes Not Guaranteed to Make Big Offseason Splash
Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes might be a victim of his own offseason success ever since getting hired a few years ago.
Likeliest Canadiens Lines Dach Will Centre in 2024-25
Montreal Canadiens forward Kirby Dach should realistically end up the team's No. 2 centre out of training camp, but with which linemates?
Do the Canadiens Need to Draft a Kirby Dach Replacement?
While the Montreal Canadiens only spoke at 15th overall in the 2019 Draft and picked diminutive winger Cole Caufield, the Chicago Blackhawks used the third-overall pick to select a big…
5 Canadiens They Need to Rebound from Poor Seasons in 2024-25
It's no surprise at least a few players on the non-playoff 30-36-16 Montreal Canadiens need to rebound from poor seasons in 2024-25.
5 Canadiens They Need to Rebound from Poor Seasons in 2024-25
It's no surprise at least a few players on the non-playoff 30-36-16 Montreal Canadiens need to rebound from poor seasons in 2024-25.
Revisiting the 3-Team Alexander Romanov Trade
On July 7, 2022, news broke at the NHL Draft of the Montreal Canadiens trading defenseman Alexander Romanov and the 98th overall selection to the New York Islanders for the…
Canadiens Must Solve Christian Dvorak Conundrum at Centre
Montreal Canadiens forward Christian Dvorak isn’t the problem per se. The problem is more so the surplus of forwards like him at the bottom of the lineup, ones that don’t…
Top 5 Canadiens Disappointments of 2023-24
It’s hard to call 2023-24 a success as a losing Montreal Canadiens season. The first of their top disappointments explores that fact further: