While there aren’t many pending free agents on the Habs, the same can’t be said in Laval. With the Rocket, the list of players on expiring contracts is much bigger than the list of players signed. Here’s a look at their free agent situation.
The Habs didn’t have a lot of on-ice success as a team over the final six weeks of the season but a few players were still able to finish strong. Here’s our final set of reader-voted three stars of the season, covering March and April.
There won’t be a fun playoff run for Laval this season as they were swept in the opening round by Utica. We look back at the series plus an interesting comment from head coach Jean-Francois Houle at the end-of-season presser.
With Laval’s playoff run coming to an early conclusion on Friday following a heartbreaking 2-1 loss to Utica, they cleaned out their lockers on Saturday and met with the media. Here are some notable tidbits from those discussions.
It was recently reported by PuckPedia that the Habs will incur a salary cap carryover penalty next season for $1.17 million as a result of their bonus overage. Here’s an overview of how that occurred.
The season has come to an end for the Habs. The final six weeks weren’t the greatest from a win-loss perspective but some players were able to rise above the rest. Vote now for your three stars for the final two months of the season.
After winning three must-win games last week, Laval kicked off their best-of-three series against Utica on Wednesday. Already, they’re facing two more must-win games after the Comets picked up the 4-0 victory.
A late-season hot streak allowed Laval to come back from the bottom of the North Division and get into the four-five matchup. They’ll be taking on New Jersey’s affiliate in Utica in a best-of-three series. Here’s an overview of the matchup.
In order to give themselves a realistic shot at holding onto a play-in position, Laval needed to sweep the week on home ice. They were able to do just that and with a bit of good fortune elsewhere, the Rocket will live to play another day.
The 2022-23 season has now come to an end for the Montreal Canadiens. They had a back-to-back set to finish off the campaign but while they kept things close in both games, they weren’t able to pick up a point, resulting in them finishing fifth-last league-wide.