It’s possible that the Habs add a second-round pick to the fold leading up to the trade deadline. With that in mind, here’s a quick look at the projected second round of the 2023 draft and how a few of those players could fit in quite nicely with Montreal.
The Habs kicked off a back-to-back set on Friday night with a stop in Philadelphia. The Flyers didn’t put up a lot of resistance which allowed Montreal to take the lead early and not look back. Newcomer Chris Tierney scored in his debut in a 5-2 victory.
The 2023 NHL Entry Draft is shaping up to be a critical one for the Habs as they build for the future. We wrap up our first-round rankings for June’s festivities with a look at the prospects ranked from 25th to 32nd and how they might fit in with the Canadiens.
Thursday’s game was close through 40 minutes as it looked like Montreal might be able to pick up a win in Carolina. However, things fell apart in the third as the Hurricanes scored four unanswered goals to pick up the 6-2 win.
The Habs played the back half of their weekend matinees on Sunday against Edmonton. Alex Belzile scored his first career NHL goal and Montreal’s offence came to life as they skated away with a 6-2 victory.
The 2023 NHL Entry Draft is shaping up to be a critical one for the Habs as they build for the future. We continue our first-round rankings for June’s festivities, with a look at the prospects ranked from 17th to 24th and how they might fit in with the Canadiens.
The 2023 NHL Entry Draft is shaping up to be a critical one for the Habs as they build for the future. We continue our first-round rankings for June’s festivities, with a look at the prospects ranked from 9th to 16th and how they might fit in with the Canadiens.
The 2023 NHL Entry Draft is shaping up to be a critical one for the Habs. Accordingly, we present our first-round rankings for June’s festivities, beginning with the top eight prospects and how they might fit in with the Canadiens.
The Habs came out on the wrong side of a back-and-forth affair on Tuesday night that was ultimately decided by the unlucky bounce off a skate in the final minute of play to allow Ottawa to skate away with the 5-4 victory.
The Habs got some secondary scoring on Tuesday night led by a pair of goals from Rafael Harvey-Pinard but it wasn’t enough as Detroit skated away with a 4-3 overtime victory.