Montreal’s signing of Vasili Demchenko last month has put their backup goalie situation back into the spotlight. It’s an area that they clearly need to improve upon but there is one big limitation that they have to deal with that limits the type of goalie they can target.
The Habs have had many notable international players suit up for them over the years. Who were their best ones from Finland? Vote for your all-time Canadiens Finnish top line!
The Habs have had quite a few Russian-born players of note suit up for them over the years. Which ones were the best? Your votes have been tabulated to determine Montreal’s best All-Time Russian line.
The Habs have had many players reach the Hockey Hall of Fame over the history of the franchise. Among those that have played for the Canadiens this season, will any of them make it there? Our writers offer up their thoughts and predictions.
While the Habs have had a strong international presence over the years, there haven’t been too many impact players from Sweden. Nevertheless, here is Montreal’s top all-time Swedish line as voted by our readers.
The Habs have added to their stable of goaltenders as they announced the signing of Vasili Demchenko to a one-year, entry-level contract on Tuesday.
Before the season was suspended, GM Marc Bergevin indicated that head coach Claude Julien would be back behind the bench next season. Having said that, how long should his leash be? Our writers offer up their opinions on Montreal’s bench boss.
While there is a roster moratorium in place, the Habs picked up an extra draft pick on Thursday. With St. Louis signing Marco Scandella to a contract extension, Montreal receives their 2021 fourth-round pick.
Former Canadiens defenceman Andrei Markov announced his retirement on Thursday after spending the past three seasons in the KHL.
Charles Hudon’s future with the Habs was already a bit murky and it appears teams elsewhere are aware of that as he has received interest from teams in the Swiss NLA and the KHL.