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Canadiens Sign Drouin to Six-Year Contract Brandon Share-Cohen | June 15, 2017 The Montreal Canadien busy Thursday wasn’t finished after they acquired Jonathan Drouin from the Tampa Bay Lightning and locked up Charles Hudon to a two-year contract. Just hours after trading…
Canadiens Re-Sign Hudon Brandon Share-Cohen | June 15, 2017 The Montreal Canadiens are making moves Thursday. After pulling off their second blockbuster trade in two offseasons by trading defensive prospect Mikhail Sergachev for forward Jonathan Drouin, Canadiens’ general manager…
Canadiens Trade Sergachev to Lightning for Drouin Brandon Share-Cohen | June 15, 2017 The first big blockbuster trade of the 2017 offseason has taken place. The Montreal Canadiens have traded prospect Mikhail Sergachev and a conditional second-round draft pick in 2018 to the…
Canadiens Have Lousy Luck at No. 25 Ryan Szporer | June 14, 2017 When the Montreal Canadiens make the No. 25 pick at the 2017 NHL Entry Draft, the bar will be set pretty low… metaphorically speaking. In spite of Michael McCarron being…
Who Will Play with Shea Weber? Ryan Szporer | June 11, 2017 As far as game shows go, it’s not so bad. The ratings are guaranteed to be good anyway. And all the players already each have a multi-million-dollar contract, so, in…
THW Expansion Mock Draft: Canadiens Moves Nick Guido | June 9, 2017 Over the last few weeks, the writers at THW had a bit of fun. We got together to create a realistic Vegas mock expansion draft. I was tasked as the…
The Future of the Canadiens’ Blue Line Matt Lawson | June 9, 2017 The Montreal Canadiens are very sound defensively and generally don’t mind playing a boxing match style of game, meaning they are comfortable with opening up the game and trading chances…
Top Prospects Primed to Make 2017-18 Canadiens Ryan Szporer | June 8, 2017 It’s almost as if the Montreal Canadiens have a love-hate relationship with their prospects. They seemingly love over-seasoning them in the American Hockey League and hate it when they can’t…
The Rise of Canadiens’ Secondary Scoring Matt Lawson | June 6, 2017 Secondary scoring has been a long-standing problem for the Montreal Canadiens and they’ve relied heavily on their defensive prowess to win hockey games. With a strong defensive core and Carey…
Martinsen Deal Looks Horrible for Canadiens Ryan Szporer | June 5, 2017 At face value, the Montreal Canadiens re-signing depth forward Andreas Martinsen is a nothing transaction. It means very little in the grand scheme of things. The one-year, $675,000 price tag…
Solving the Canadiens’ Struggles at Center Matt Lawson | June 3, 2017 The Montreal Canadiens are a very capable hockey club and have been for a handful of seasons, but that’s all they’ve been, capable. Equipped with depth and a few All-Stars…
Canadiens Must Sign Galchenyuk to Multi-Year Deal Ryan Szporer | June 2, 2017 There’s a reason Montreal Canadiens forward Alex Galchenyuk would reportedly be open to a one-year deal. And it’s a good one… just not for the Habs. Galchenyuk’s Potential There’s no…
