2021 HabsWorld Mock Draft
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The 2021 NHL Entry Draft is almost upon us which means it’s time for our annual mock draft. As is tradition, we’ve picked the entire first round as well as Montreal’s second-round and third-round selections.
The 2021 NHL Entry Draft is almost upon us which means it’s time for our annual mock draft. As is tradition, we’ve picked the entire first round as well as Montreal’s second-round and third-round selections.
Canadiens GM Marc Bergevin held a press conference with the media on Thursday in advance of what projects to be a very busy next few days around the league. Here are some of the key points from that session.
Who will the Habs pick 31st overall on Friday night? How will the first round play out? Make your predictions by entering our annual draft pool.
There was plenty to discuss in the latest edition of our podcast including Montreal’s run to the Stanley Cup Final, Carey Price being left unprotected in expansion, coaching staff decisions, and much more.
The NHL released all 30 protection lists in advance of Wednesday’s Seattle expansion draft. Here is a look at who the Habs protected and who will be available to the Kraken.
We won’t find out who is officially on Montreal’s protection list for the upcoming expansion draft until Sunday but according to a report, Carey Price has elected to waive his no-move clause, allowing the Habs to protect Jake Allen from the Kraken.
We have reached the top ten in our annual prospect rankings series. This group features our biggest riser from last year as well as the first one to that was voted into the same position as last season.
Despite an offence that was shaky, Laval had a decent showing in the second quarter of the season, in large part thanks to the back end which gets the focus to start our next round of report cards.
The 2019 World Juniors have come and gone and many of Montreal’s seven participating prospects had strong showings in the tournament. Here is how each player fared.