5 Reasons the Canadiens Will Make the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs
You know things are looking up for the Montreal Canadiens’ in their 2025 playoff race when, even in defeat, things seem to go their way.
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Canadiens More Than a One-Line Team in 2025 Playoff Chase
Montreal Canadiens forward Patrik Laine is contributing to the team's current success. Full stop. There should be no disputing that as fact.
Canadiens’ Dvorak Scores 100th Goal in Critical Win over Panthers
Montreal Canadiens forward Christian Dvorak scored his 100th career goal midway through the third as the Habs beat the Florida Panthers 3-1.
5 Games Canadiens Can Lose and Still Make the 2025 Playoffs
The Montreal Canadiens need about 90 points to make the playoffs. With 66 so far, they’re going to have to just about run the table.
Canadiens and Montembeault Shut Out Hurricanes 4-0
The Montreal Canadiens shut out the visiting Carolina Hurricanes on Tuesday, potentially suffering an injury to Josh Anderson in the process.
Canadiens Beating the Maple Leafs Today Would Mean More Than a Normal Win
There are no two ways about it. The Montreal Canadiens are experiencing a moribund, dare it be uttered, dreadful campaign thus far. Even within the context of tempered expectations, head…
Flames Defeat the Canadiens 3-2 in OT
The Calgary Flames and Montreal Canadiens engaged in a battle of clubs needing positive vibes. Entering Tuesday’s contest at the Bell Centre, Calgary had fallen in five of its six…
3 Takeaways From Canadiens’ 3-1 Loss to Penguins
The miasma that is the Montreal Canadiens’ season continued on Saturday night in a 3-1 defeat to the Pittsburgh Penguins at PPG Paints Arena. One supposes that the performance was…
Canadiens Face Huge Test on Tuesday Versus Rangers
After playing the New York Islanders on the road on Saturday night, the Montreal Canadiens now return home to face the other New York-based squad, the Rangers, on Tuesday at…
Canadiens Are Struggling to Start 2024-25 but Not All Is Lost
Patrik Laine’s injury was less severe than it could have been, making it some of the best Montreal Canadiens news this season, which is sad.