Derek Stepan said he felt them when he was talking about standing on the blue line at Bell Centre, a visiting player for the ...

The vast majority of Montreal Canadiens fans never expected to see their club in the playoffs this season. The Tricolore ...

The Bell Centre goes back to full-fledged playoff time with the Montreal Canadiens hosting Game 3 against the Washington Capitals. The arena richly de ...

Montreal needs to find a way to score more after totaling three goals in the first two games, one each from Caufield, Suzuki ...

Game 3 of the Montreal Canadiens' series against the Washington Capitals is the first since 2017 at a Bell Centre full of ...

After falling behind 0-2 in the series, the Montreal Canadiens now return to the Bell Centre in hopes that the energy of the ...

Where will you be watching tonight’s game, boys and girls? Will you be at the Bell Centre? In front of the Bell Centre? At ...

The Bell Centre is renowned for its passionate fan base and deafening noise levels, which can reach over 21,000 fans. Matheson, a native of Pointe-Claire, Quebec, has vivid memories of watching the ...

“There’s a certain beauty in the slogan “Go! Habs Go!” when you think about it: the English “Go” that everyone understands, and the anglicized “Habs,” derived from “habitant” — a word that once ...

Montreal’s transit agency is now using the French expression “Allez! Canadiens Allez!” on the electronic displays on the ...

Home ice advantage is coveted in the playoffs for a reason. The electricity of the crowd adds to the emotion behind the game.

The Capitals have taken advantage as the aggressors in the series and the Canadiens must respond, within the boundaries of what’s permissible and need to find a way to get more from Patrik Laine, as ...