While Finland has produced quite a few NHL players, not many of them have suited up for the Habs. Nonetheless, there have been a few that have stood out amongst the crowd and earned your votes as Montreal’s all-time Finnish line.
Montreal’s signing of Vasili Demchenko last month has put their backup goalie situation back into the spotlight. It’s an area that they clearly need to improve upon but there is one big limitation that they have to deal with that limits the type of goalie they can target.
The Habs have signed another one of their prospects as they announced that they’ve inked Cam Hillis to a three-year, entry-level contract.
The Habs have had many notable international players suit up for them over the years. Who were their best ones from Finland? Vote for your all-time Canadiens Finnish top line!
In a move that has been widely anticipated for a while now, the AHL announced on Monday that they have formally cancelled the remainder of the regular season and the playoffs.
The Habs have had quite a few Russian-born players of note suit up for them over the years. Which ones were the best? Your votes have been tabulated to determine Montreal’s best All-Time Russian line.
For the second straight Friday, the Habs signed one of their prospects as they have agreed to terms with defenceman Alexander Romanov on a three-year, entry-level contract. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Laval added to its list of newcomers for the 2020-21 season on Friday, announcing the signing of Liam Hawel to a one-year, one-way minor league contract.
The Habs have had many players reach the Hockey Hall of Fame over the history of the franchise. Among those that have played for the Canadiens this season, will any of them make it there? Our writers offer up their thoughts and predictions.
The Habs have had many notable international players suit up for them over the years. Who were their best ones from Russia? Vote for your all-time Canadiens Russian top line!