The IceCaps recently passed the one-quarter mark of the season and find themselves around the middle of the pack. Here are our grades for the first quarter of the year, beginning with the goaltenders and defencemen.
While November wasn’t as good as the previous month for the Habs, several of their prospects had some strong performances. Here are our three stars.
We’ve reached the final group of our 2016 Prospect Rankings. Over 90% of our readers voted Mikhail Sergachev as Montreal’s top prospect but our writers were a bit more split on who should get the nod.
The month of October wasn’t just a good one for the Habs. Several of their players at the minor league and junior levels also had strong starts to their respective seasons. Here are our 3 Stars for the month.
We’ve now reached the top ten in our 2016 Prospect Rankings. It features a trio of players who have seen NHL action plus a couple of prospects who have been in the top ten for a few years despite not making it yet.
As part of our annual prospect rankings series, we asked our readers to vote for their top-10 prospects. The ballots have been cast and today we bring you the results.
The next group in our 2016 Prospect Rankings series features several players who garnered serious top-10 consideration. It also features the player with the biggest jump in ranking this year.
The IceCaps recently kicked off their second and final year as the AHL affiliate of the Canadiens this past week. Here are some of the key questions surrounding the team to start the season.
The Habs made a small trade on Saturday afternoon, dealing winger Tim Bozon to Florida in exchange for defenceman Jonathan Racine. The team has assigned Racine to St. John’s of the AHL.
While the Habs may not have many openings for youngsters this season, Charles Hudon deserves a close look with the big club at some point in the year.