Even though he wasn’t moved at the trade deadline, there seems to be a level of expectation that Max Pacioretty will soon be dealt. With that in mind, our writers offer up their thoughts on who Marc Bergevin should be targeting for trade talks.
The 2018 Memorial Cup took place from May 18th through the 27th in Regina and this year, the Habs had two prospects taking part though neither took home the title. Here is how each prospect performed.
After hiring Joel Bouchard as the new head coach in Laval last week, the Rocket now has one of their assistant coaches in place as Daniel Jacob joined the team on Wednesday.
The midseason waiver claim of Logan Shaw was a bit of a headscratcher but after a couple of months with the team, has he done enough to land himself a qualifying offer in June?
There was a time where Zach Fucale was one of Montreal’s better prospects. Since then, things have mostly gone downhill and he has been leapfrogged by several goalies since then. Has the time come for the Habs to let him go?
The 2018 World Hockey Championships took place from May 4th through the 20th. Despite the Habs missing the postseason, only three players suited up for their respective countries plus a pair of newcomers signed after the tournament. Here is how each one performed.
The third round of the 2018 postseason is now upon us and our writers offer up their analysis and predictions for the final four.
The fourth quarter of the 2017-18 season featured a lot of players simply playing out the stretch but there were some notable performances which are highlighted in our grades, which focus on the forwards.
Most of Montreal’s prospects saw limited action in the month of April but some still managed to make their mark. Here are our 3 Stars from the past month.
The Habs have been busy lately signing centre prospects and continued that trend on Wednesday, signing Lukas Vejdemo to a two-year, entry-level contract.