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.
How can the Canadiens tank, because they have to (to attain high-level draft picks) and not tank at the same time? In other words, can two opposites exist at the same time and both are true and needed? They can and there is a very specific word for it: Tankapalooza.
In this next group of our prospect rankings, we look at several newcomers to the organization, including one that has some NHL experience but doesn’t appear likely to get much of a look with the Habs.
Before the All-Star break arrived, Laval had a pair of games last week against division-leading Toronto. With some reinforcements from the infirmary and the Habs, the Rocket picked up a split to hold onto the final play-in spot in the North.
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.
Montreal’s prospect pool has gotten a lot deeper over the past year as a result of extra draft picks and veterans being moved out for prospects. As a result, this is the deepest we’ve gone in our rankings series. We begin with the bottom seven.
While the month of January wasn’t a successful one for the Habs, the same can’t be said for their prospects as several of them had standout performances, earning themselves a spot in our Three Stars.
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.
January wasn’t a great month for the Habs when it came to getting victories (or avoiding injuries) but there certainly were some players who were able to stand out in a positive way. Who were their top performers of the month?
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.