• Three points for Michael Hage and a solid performance by Jacob Fowler

    Three points for Michael Hage and a solid performance by Jacob Fowler
    On this Friday night, there were two games for Montreal Canadiens fans to watch: the season opener for the Laval Rocket and Michael Hage in Michigan.
    For the University of Michigan Wolverines, it was a walk in the park as they faced off against the Bowling Green Falcons.
    Michael Hage's team added some big names this summer, including Landon DuPont and J.P. Hurlbert.
    Michigan won 7-2, and Hage stood out with two goals and an assist, in addition to recording six shots on goal.
    Here's his first goa
  • Martin St-Louis is very involved with Chris Kreider

    Martin St-Louis is very involved with Chris Kreider
    It took a while for Canadiens fans to put the Kreider-Price incident behind them.
    When you see what he can bring to the team, it helps calm things down.
    However, it's never easy for a newcomer to adjust to a new environment, a new system of play, and new teammates.
    Some will get off to a great start in their new colors, others will adapt more quickly, but generally, it takes some time to adjust.
    That's why Martin St-Louis is spending a lot of time with #22, as reported by Renaud Lavoie on TVA Sp
  • Dylan Larkin Booed by Red Wings Fans

    Dylan Larkin Booed by Red Wings Fans
    Dylan Larkin was certainly one of the most polarizing figures in the hockey world this summer.
    The former captain of the Detroit Red Wings, as you well know, requested a trade.
    And as you might expect, his reception at the Wings' first home game wasn't exactly warm.
    Imagine if Nick Suzuki asked for a trade… All the fans would go crazy.
    In Detroit, fans decided to boo #71 at the top of their lungs during his pregame introduction before the game against the Rangers.Dylan Larkin got BOO'D du
  • Adley Rutschman has never won a single playoff game in his career

    Adley Rutschman has never won a single playoff game in his career
    In 2019, the Baltimore Orioles selected Adley Rutschman with the first overall pick in the amateur draft. And in 2022, he made his Major League debut.
    For a few years, his progress was incredible. He got the Orioles back on track—not all by himself, but…
    Then, starting in 2024, he began to slow down. The Orioles ran out of steam, and the catcher wasn't as good as he used to be.
    This wasn't a coincidence.
    Then, finally, Baltimore decided to trade him away, and the Red Sox paid a heft
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  • Josh Anderson: Craig Button is reportedly willing to give him four more years

    Josh Anderson: Craig Button is reportedly willing to give him four more years
    Josh Anderson is an important player for the Montreal Canadiens.
    When you hear Jeff Gorton say that the organization will never trade him… that's a good indication of just how much the veteran is appreciated in Montreal.
    And rightly so, by the way. The guy gives it his all for the team on the ice, and we love players who have that kind of drive here in town.
    But the Canadiens will have an important decision to make… and they'll have to make it fairly soon.
    Because the reality is, A