After splitting his rookie season between St. Louis and their farm team, Zachary Bolduc was a regular on the Blues last season. Now, following his trade to Montreal, what should the Habs be expecting from him?

In his first season as the unopposed starter in Montreal, Samuel Montembeault continued his slow and steady improvement. With expectations now higher heading into 2025-26, will he stay on that same trajectory?

September 1st isn’t generally a big deal on the NHL calendar but for the Habs this year, it is. That’s the day Carey Price’s signing bonus is paid and at that point, his contract could become tradable. Which teams make sense as a fit for him?

2025-26 is shaping up to be a big year for defenceman Mike Matheson as he’s entering the final season of his contract. However, with what the Habs have done this summer, will he have a chance to have a big platform year?

Coming off a tough season, the Habs needed Josh Anderson to take on a different role in 2024-25, one he adapted to well. Will a second year in a now more familiar role boost his offensive numbers?

Montreal swung one of the biggest trades of the summer when they acquired Noah Dobson from the Islanders. What should they be expecting from him in 2025-26?

After his first year with Montreal showed some promise offensively for Alex Newhook, last season saw him take a step back. Can he rebound and become a key secondary contributor once again in 2025-26?

Through the first few articles in our annual series, we’ve covered some of Montreal’s safer players to project. It’s time to flip the script and look at one of the biggest wild cards for the upcoming season, Patrik Laine.

When it comes to Montreal’s top relevant blueliners in fantasy hockey, the top two of Lane Hutson and Noah Dobson are obvious. But Kaiden Guhle might find himself third on the list heading into the upcoming season.