It appears that the Habs will not be escaping unscathed from the coronavirus pandemic as a report from Arpon Basu of The Athletic notes that at least three players have reportedly tested positive for the virus in recent days.

The Habs will be announcing their training camp roster on Monday but Max Domi will not be among that group.  Instead, the team announced Sunday that they will wait 7-10 days before deciding on whether or not Domi will rejoin the team.

The Habs have had plenty of impact players from Ontario including numerous Hall of Famers. However, only a select six were voting to Montreal’s All-Time Ontario line.

Karl Alzner was going to be on the bubble for earning a spot on Montreal’s roster for their upcoming series against Pittsburgh but his fate has been decided as he has opted out of playing.

Earlier this week, our writers took a look back at Marc Bergevin’s best free agent signings since taking over as Montreal’s GM. Today, we flip the script and look at his worst pickups.

Usually, July means free agent signings but those won’t happen until November so instead, let’s look back at Montreal’s UFA acquisitions under Marc Bergevin. Our writers have selected their top three and provided some commentary on Bergevin’s UFA history.

July 1st hasn’t been the busiest of days for the Habs in recent years but there have still been some moves on those days. With free agency delayed, however, the news of the day instead comes from CBA-related discussions.

The Habs have had a handful of notable players from Saskatchewan play for them over the years as well as some quality role players.  The votes have been tallied; here is who our readers voted for as Montreal’s All-Time Saskatchewan line.

Instead of Friday being the first day of the draft in Montreal as originally scheduled, the NHL held the first phase of its lottery instead and helped clarify some scenarios for where the Habs may be drafting in October.