The home portion of the 2025-26 season got underway for Laval last week with a pair of games against the defending Calder Cup champs. The Rocket put forth a pair of strong efforts to take both games from Abbotsford to extend their early winning streak to three games.
Laval kicked off the 2025-26 campaign on the road with a stop in Manitoba to take on the Moose. They didn’t play well in the opener but bounced back in the rematch to split the week.
While preseason results don’t matter, the Habs did pretty well over the past few weeks. Here are some observations on some prospects as well as a change in their defensive structure.
It’s time to put an end to the talk of David Reinbacher breaking camp as a member of Montreal’s top six. The team announced Friday that the blueliner suffered a broken bone in his hand on Thursday and will miss the next four weeks as a result.
The rookie tournament weekend is in the books with the Habs going winless following losses to Winnipeg and Toronto. Here are some thoughts and observations from their two games.
In advance of their upcoming rookie tournament this weekend, the Habs announced on Monday the 26 players that will take part in that event along with rookie camp this week.
In the dog days of August, hockey writers often write ridiculous silly stories and will muse about the future. In this fun version of the future, the Habs will be taking home six straight Calder Trophies and more.
After an impressive sophomore season, expectations were high for Juraj Slafkovsky heading into last year. But, after his output basically stagnated, what should be expected from him as he begins his new contract?
The Habs have some impactful right-shot wingers on their roster heading into next season. But from an organizational depth perspective, it’s one of their weaker spots.
The 2025 World Junior Summer Showcase recently came to an end. Normally, the Habs don’t have many prospects in this event but they had four this time around with most of them playing prominent roles.