In today’s links, one Hab is invited to compete for a spot for Team USA at the Olympics, Juraj Slafkovsky wants to set new career highs, and the Red Wings retire No. 91.

Montreal Canadiens forward Juraj Slafkovsky has set clear goals for himself ahead of the upcoming 2025-26 NHL season.

Defenceman left off U.S. Olympic orientation camp list, while Habs teammate Cole Caufield receives an invitation.

It’s summertime again in Montreal – greetings to my old boss MS – and 1001 rankings, charts, top20s, fantasies and the like ...

Since the arrival of Kent Hughes and Jeff Gorton, the Montreal Canadiens organization has never been the same: the HuGo duo ...

Recently, the NHL's official Facebook account shared what they believe each Atlantic Division club's top six will be heading ...

Juraj Slafkovsky has had sky-high expectations since being selected first overall in the 2022 NHL Draft, and while many argue he hasn't met them, he has steadil ...

The Montreal Canadiens can’t shy away from drafting and developing, but it will not be easy getting back to the playoffs this year. However, this team can do it with the players they have assembled.

Despite being Montreal’s fifth pick of the 2025 draft class, Mooney is the second-highest on our list.

The Hockey News’ summer splash rankings – which rank the off-seasons of every NHL team – have been posted for the past 31 ...

In this series, THW will look at the Montreal Canadiens' roster players, recap their last season and look ahead to this upcoming season.

As is the case in every NHL season, certain players are coming in with something to prove. Whether it’s to justify a pay ...