Maren Morris Shares First Photo of Her Custom Wedding Dress After Tying the Knot with Ryan Hurd

Maren Morris is showing off her wedding dress!
Hours after the Grammy winner, 27 and Ryan Hurd tied the knot on Saturday in Nashville, she shared her first photo from the big day — a sweet picture of the couple sharing their first kiss as a married couple during the outdoor ceremony.
The picture also showed off Morris’ custom-made dress by Nashville designer Cavanagh Baker which was short in the front with a long train in the back.
Designed to pay homage to her mo

When Michel Bergeron thinks something, he doesn’t hide to say it.
And this time, the Tiger went with a prediction about the winner of the Calder Trophy this season. In his mind, it’s Lane Hutson who should win it.
In fact, he explained on TVA Sports, Wednesday evening, that in his mind “it’s already done”.The Tiger is REALLY convinced. https://t.co/xw9I6rbF6V
— TVA Sports (@TVASports) March 20, 2025
According to him, it’s official. Lane Hutson is far ahe

The Canadiens are currently battling for a playoff spot thanks to a great streak of success since the return of the break from the Confrontation of the 4 nations.
The first trio of the Canadiens is working well in scoring important goals, but we must not forget the contribution of Samuel Montembeault in the net.
In the last episode of Tellement Hockey by Radio-Canada Sports, Martin Leclerc explained why Montembeault is helping the Canadiens achieve so much success by pointing to a certain statis

The cost of living is always increasing and the price of tickets to attend sports events is also following this trend. When it comes to season tickets, the increase can sometimes be major.
This is precisely the case for season tickets for the Maple Leafs’ next campaign.
According to James Mirtle of The Athletic, the value of Maple Leafs season tickets is expected to see an increase of around 20% in certain sections of the Scotiabank Arena.Going to a Leafs game is about to get even MORE exp

This season, we’re talking a lot about Lane Hutson’s impact on the Habs, and for good reason. The defenseman, who is approaching the record for most assists in a season by a rookie defenseman, has made a difference in town… and it’s no wonder that Kent Hughes hopes Ivan Demidov will have a similar impact next season.
Because the #48 is impressing his GM… and it goes far beyond his 53 points in 67 games.Habs GM Kent Hughes on Lane Hutson, talking to Frank Seravalli

Ivan Demidov is a young player who is extremely highly anticipated in Montreal. The young forward, who is having a great season in Russia (even if his coach is holding him back), is one of the most talented prospects in a long time in Montreal.
And there are a lot of people in town who are expecting great things from Demidov.
The plan, for now, is to see Demidov arrive in Montreal next season. His contract ends on May 31st in Russia, and the Habs hope to bring him to America soon after.
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Right now, it is impossible not to respect the work of Josh Anderson.
We know that the Canadiens veteran is playing hurt. And yet, he is giving it his all on the ice like we saw him do during the playoffs in 2021.
When Andy plays like that, he is really useful for the Habs. He deserves the attention he has been getting lately:
« Anderson is becoming my favorite player! » – @GeorgesLaraque
The post Josh Anderson wore cut-resistant socks for the first time in his career yesterday

We are all looking forward to seeing Ivan Demidov arrive in Montreal.
This is normal, he is one of the best prospects in the National League and we all expect him to be able to help the Habs quickly.
But at this level… let’s note that we shouldn’t necessarily believe he will arrive in town as soon as the SKA of Saint-Petersburg is eliminated in the playoffs.
Marco D’Amico talked about it in a recent article (RG Media) and it’s very well explained: a source told him

Brendan Gallagher has been playing in the National Hockey League (NHL) since the 2012-2013 season.
His reputation is well-established, and in Montreal, we know what he can bring to the ice.
The Habs fans love him… but fans of other teams hate him. A bit like Brad Marchand! #Pest
Because he is capable of bothering his opponents, because he is a bit of a pest, because he has a smile on his face when he is annoying other teams… Gally is also a player who is not very well-liked by othe

The SKA of Saint-Petersburg will be in action tomorrow against Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg.
And Ivan Demidov will not play.
Not because he is injured, sick or whatever we might think… But because he will be left out by his coach. 
Roman Rotenberg made this decision because the opposing team has big players.
The SKA coach claims that Demidov may not be ready to face a physical team like that… and that’s why he said in an interview that he wants to see his young player spen

Help yourself and the sky will help you.
This old expression is still valid today, except that I prefer the atheist version: do what you have to do and everything will be fine.
How many times have I told my children to always do what they had to do before thinking about playing, going out, turning on the PlayStation, etc.?
If I were Joshua Roy’s father, I would say the same thing to my son: do what you have to do and the rest will be fine.
On the ice, Roy doesn’t do what he has to do

Recently, I wrote that if the Habs wanted to make the playoffs, they would have to become the Capitals of Washington. Why? Because it’s the only East club playing for more than .676, which is what the Habs needed to get 92 points in the standings.
And now, a few games later, what does it look like?
If we still assume 92 points is the base for the playoffs, we see that the Habs will need 19 points in 15 games from now until the end of the season. To do that, they will have to play for .633.

It smells like playoffs in Montreal. Right now, it’s not more complicated than that.
Attention: I’m not saying it’s definitely going to happen – and I’m the first to have doubts because the team can’t afford to make mistakes. But currently, Nick Suzuki’s Canadiens (who is playing his role as captain and first center well) are rolling well.
And they are in a playoff position.
(Credit: Sportsnet)
These days, the weather is nice in Montreal, the snow is mel

This morning, there are two pieces of news to note from Laval.
First, the Canadiens announced that Lucas Condotta, who is the captain of the Rocket de Laval, has signed a new two-year contract with the Habs organization.
This is a two-part agreement.Les Canadiens s’entendent sur les termes d’une prolongation de contrat de deux saisons (2025-2026 à 2026-2027) avec l’attaquant Lucas Condotta.
Communiqué ↓ #GoHabsGo https://t.co/yScqvn1URW
— Canadiens Mont

Do you feel it, the playoff fever?
I don’t know to what extent the habs really have a chance to make the playoffs this season. After all, in the event of a tie, regular season wins count – and the habs are at 24 only.
But I’m not necessarily here to crush the wave: this morning, the habs are in the playoffs.
(Credit: Sportsnet)
The chances of seeing the habs qualify mathematically are around 31.2%, at the moment. But when you look at how the guys are playing, it seems like it&r

Nine games were on the schedule in the NHL last night.
The Canadiens were in action too, and they beat the Senators.
Here are the other results and highlights:Tuesday’s nine-game slate concluded with the @Canucks defeating the Jets to maintain their hold on the Western Conference’s final Wild Card spot.#NHLStats: https://t.co/MUFaIUL0vK pic.twitter.com/haw0WwFXSM
— NHL Public Relations (@NHLPR) March 19, 2025
1. All Canadian teams in the playoffs except Calgary
If you had told

Tonight, the Habs played one of their most important games of the regular season in years, as they welcomed the Senators to the Bell Centre.
In a context where both teams are at the height of the playoff race (and where there’s a rivalry at play), we were expecting a big game.
For the occasion, Martin St-Louis kept his winning recipe: the lineup was the same as in the last game.La formation de ce soir
Tonight’s lineup#GoHabsGo | @mtlgazette pic.twitter.com/5KZ1oOY637
— Canadien

David Reinbacher didn’t have the 2024-25 season he had hoped for. The defenseman, who was supposed to get some minutes in Laval for his first year in North America, instead suffered a serious knee injury at training camp that kept him out for several months.
Because even if we remember the Laine/Paré incident, it’s also the night Reinbacher got seriously hurt.
The good news, however, is that Reinbacher returned to play a bit earlier than expected. The habs are being cautious w

The death of Johnny Gaudreau has shaken the entire hockey planet. Cole Caufield was one of the people who was even more affected by this news, as he had a beautiful friendship with the former NHL player.
After Gaudreau’s death, Caufield had announced his number change to wear the number 13 in explaining that he had always seen the former Flames and Blue Jackets player as an idol or role model.
This time, we learn more about the relationship between Caufield and Gaudreau thanks to Meredith,

Lane Hutson is doing everything he can to win the Calder Trophy. His performances are dazzling, but he is on the heels of Macklin Celebrini.
In fact, sports betting platforms all agree that Celebrini has a big lead.
This is what Nicolas Cloutier from TVA Sports discovered by searching on the site of various sports betting platforms.Bookmakers don’t believe Lane Hutson will win the Calder so much that at FanDuel, they’re offering $450 for every $100 you bet.
It’s as if the fight

Marc Bergevin said a few notable phrases during his reign as the GM of the Canadiens. My favorite is clearly: if you want loyalty, buy a dog.
But the one that came up most often was that once in the playoffs, anything can happen.
I don’t know if he said it because he didn’t have the means to rebuild from the ground up or if he really believed it, but the GM of the club repeated this phrase often.
When Kent Hughes arrived, he brought a different mentality: that of wanting to build a f

After the Four Nations Confrontation, we could have the right to a very different duel. The American president, Donald Trump, as well as Russia’s, Vladimir Putin, have discussed an idea for a match pitting National Hockey League (NHL) players against those of the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL).
This is what TVA Sports reported from information announced by the Kremlin.
In fact, Donald Trump would like to see American NHL players face Russian KHL players. We can therefore forget about the

The start of the season for Cayden Primeau with the Canadiens was atrocious.That led to the point where the management got tired. Primeau was sent back to the American League and Jakub Dobes came to take his place in the Habs’ lineup.
But since he’s been back in Laval, there’s not much to complain about in the goalkeeper’s game.
Because if the Rocket is at the top of the overall standings in the AHL, it’s partly because of him.
Primeau is on fire, in fact:15-2-0 rec

Then… Are you looking forward to tonight’s game?
I’m asking the question because the Canadiens have to win this game against their big Ontario rivals.
If you’re not excited yet, maybe this segment will give you a little more taste:« Tonight, the Habs will show the Senators that they have the best trio in the NHL! » – Tony « Rocky » Marinaro
#habs #Habs #ottawa #playoffs #suzuki #caufield #rocky @TonyMarinaro pic.twitter.com/rRJFQ6iqZG
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It’s done.
Michael Hage has won the freshman of the year title in his conference with 34 points (13 goals) in 33 games.
A nice recognition for the one who was selected 21st overall in the last draft.Michael Hage is your Big Ten Freshman of the Year!#GoBlue | @CanadiensMTL pic.twitter.com/gTmxMr5PcT
— Michigan Hockey (@umichhockey) March 18, 2025
It’s deserved since the habs prospect had a great season at 18 years old.
Few players at that age are able to be that productive in th