RUMOR: Tyler Glasnow could be traded

The Los Angeles Dodgers have certain shortcomings. The bullpen is one, and so is the outfield. That’s quite a list of deficiencies.
Of course, no one would be surprised to see the Dodgers’ owners spend money on the free agent market in order to fix the problems quickly. It’s been done before.
But it’s not necessarily the only option.
According to an anonymous Major League Baseball executive who spoke to Jesse Rogers, we shouldn’t be surprised to see Tyler Glasnow on

Patrik Laine has dealt with mental health issues in the past. You know that.
In recent years, he has never shied away from the issue, and has often spoken out publicly to destigmatize the situation. He does this through his From Us To You Foundation.
His wife Jordan is also involved with him.
We’re talking about it this morning because the Laine couple gave an interview to The Gazette’s Jennifer Campbell. In the interview, Laine talked about mental health and the difficulties that co

A trailer for Joe Carnahan’s The Rip, premiering on Netflix next week, was released yesterday. The movie stars Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, Steven Yeun, and Teyana Taylor and as Sarah noted back in September, it’s a cool looking action heist (this combination of talent generally can be counted on to tell an entertaining story) and it’s a bummer that it’s coming out in January.It used to be that January movie was a bad movie. Streaming changed all that, to the point where two

The Canadiens are back in Montreal after playing seven games on the road. The last game at the Bell Centre was on December 20.
The CH was splendid during its holiday trip, completing it with a 4-1-2 record. In short, the Montreal club lost just one of their seven regular-time games on their long trip.
The problem could come this week. The Tricolore are one of the best teams in the entire Bettman circuit on the road this season (13-4-5), but they’re barely playing for .500 in front of their

The Montreal Alouettes have announced that they have reached two important agreements to solidify their offensive unit for the upcoming campaign.
The organization has reached an agreement with American wide receiver Alexander Hollins for one season, in addition to signing American ball carrier Quali Conley for two years.
Already well known to Montreal fans, Hollins joined the Alouettes during the season, in July 2025, after taking part in the Edmonton Elks’ practice camp earlier in the spr

Like many Major League Baseball clubs, the New York Yankees are enjoying a very quiet off-season. Things seem to be starting to move behind the scenes, however, with negotiations with Cody Bellinger well underway, and deals involving Edward Cabrera surfacing.
But while bringing the star outfielder back into their ranks and adding an arm to the rotation is a priority for the Yankees, something else is obsessing general manager Brian Cashman this winter.
Indeed, according to Jim Bowden, the Yankee

Jakub Dobes has been the talk of the town this season.
After the first month of the season, people were wondering whether the goaltender (who had been one of the NHL’s best goaltenders) was going to be named Rookie of the Year.
And in the last two months, the goalie’s up-and-down performances have nipped the debate in the bud.
In fact, right now, we’re even wondering whether he shouldn’t be sent back to the Laval Rocket, to put an end to the ménage à trois.

Dear Gossips, Six days into the year and we have our first sort of unexpected mashup of two celebrities you wouldn’t have predicted to collaborate: Winona Ryder and A$AP Rocky. She co-stars with him in the new video he just dropped for a track called “Punk Rocky” and it suits both of them – a subversive suburban setting for her, playing his neighbour, and offbeat and stylish for him, in a direction he seems to be leaning into more and more. “Punk Rocky” now se

Good news for Patrik Laine.
The Canadiens’ Patrik Laine jumped on the ice this morning, more than an hour before his teammates took to the ice at the CN Complex for the day’s practice.
Laine wasn’t alone: Adam Nicholas was there with him.With practice scheduled at 10:30 today, the injured Patrik Laine is on the ice at 9:00, joined by Adam Nicholas #GoHabsGo @TheHockeyNews pic.twitter.com/w5OnVTwcW4
– Karine Hains (@KarineHains) January 6, 2026
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In the first week of January 2025, while much of Canada was still shaking off the holidays, the Penthouse Nightclub’s marquee on Seymour Street delivered a message that would reverberate across the nation, and beyond: Forever Neighbours/Never Neighbors. Penthouse bartender/marquee mastermind Benjamin Jackson was trying to get back to Vancouver from Toronto, experiencing flight delays and watching the news on an endless loop. Then-President-elect Donald Trump was gassing on about Canada as

In recent days, Eric Engels has opened the door to seeing the excellent Kaiden Guhle move up his timetable and return to action sooner rather than later.
And yesterday, on Tony Marinaro’s Sick Podcast, he reiterated his point.
In effect, the Sportsnet reporter said he’d be “a little surprised” if the defenseman didn’t miss tomorrow. But in any case, he expects to see him play this week.Habs Will Be Getting Major Reinforcements Soon! | The Sick Podcast with Tony Mari

Just yesterday, we realized just how much greater the chances of Kyle Tucker signing in the short term are than ever before.
The market sometimes has that effect on certain guys. Alex Bregman, who really wanted to sign long-term a year ago, had no choice but to accept a short contract from the Red Sox for the 2025 season, for example.
Of course, it’s easy to wonder what this means for the Blue Jays, one of the only teams that could really aspire to offer him a long, ten-year contract at ov

Michael Hage may not have been one of Canada’s top three players(according to Hockey Canada and nobody else) at the World Junior Championship, but people of good faith know he was excellent.
How good?
Only one player (of all the guys in all the countries this year) got at least 15 points, and that’s the Canadiens’ first-round pick in 2024. His two goals and 13 assists (a record for a Canadiens prospect) earned him a spot on the tournament all-star team.#WorldJuniors tournament

Like most Mondays, it was a quiet night in the NHL.
Five games were on the schedule.
Here are the results and highlights:Another day, another hat trick.@Capitals rookie Justin Sourdif produced the NHL’s seventh hat trick since the calendar flipped to 2026. #NHLStats: https://t.co/O4XhIZQFXc pic.twitter.com/u7lDU6thZn
– NHL Public Relations (@NHLPR) January 6, 2026
1. The Mammoth’s goal: to hurt Rangers goalkeepers
In New York, the Mammoth and the Rangers faced off.
Utah won in

What stands out most about the Habs this season (as it does every year, in fact) is the large number of injured players: Kaiden Guhle, Patrik Laine, Alex Newhook, Jake Evans, Kirby Dach, and more.
The latter is at the end of his six-week deadline for returning to action, and although he’s been spotted a few times in Brossard, there’s no news in his case about a possible return.
It’s a shame, because he adds an interesting offensive dimension to the top-6.
Forgetting his injury,

If there’s one player we’ve all been eagerly awaiting in Montreal, it’s Juraj Slafkovsky.
The 2025-26 season finally represents the year the Slovakian comes out of his shell.
However, Slafkovsky was very lucky at the very start of the season… He almost got injured even before the first game of the season at the Bell Centre.
As Slafkovsky recounts in an interview with the NHL, he was involved in a car accident on the way to the Bell Centre for the first home game of the c

Last year, we wondered whether Kyle Tucker would sign a bigger contract than Vladimir Guerrero Jr. In the end, the answer was no.
Vladdy has his $500 million contract extension, and we don’t know exactly how Tucker’s market is developing. But clearly, it’s not developing the way he wanted.
So where does that leave us?
The more time goes by, the more we wonder whether the best free agent of his generation might sign for the short term (at a big price, of course) to retest the ma

Christian Dvorak left the Canadiens last summer.
He signed a one-season contract with the Philadelphia Flyers ($5.4 million) to build on himself, and it’s working.
The center, after all, has 25 points (nine goals) in 39 games so far this season. He’s producing at an interesting pace offensively, and is proving that he can contribute offensively for a National League team.
Things are going so well for Dvorak that he’s begun talks with the Flyers about a contract extension. And&h

Canada lost its semi-final match last night to the Czech Republic.
The result?
As a result, Unifolié was in the bronze-medal match at the World Junior Championship today. The Finns were on the menu for Dale Hunter’s men.
In the match, Michael Hage—who is having an exceptional tournament—STILL stood out. That’s right!
The Canadiens’ prospect finished the game with four assists (!) and proved to be Canada’s best player of the game. Here are his first thre

The Detroit Tigers are a club that seems to be stagnating. Not for lack of trying. They have one of baseball’s great managers in A.J. Hinch. They have the best baseball pitcher in the world in Tarik Skubal. They once acquired Javier Baez, who was one of the most coveted free agents of the 2022 draft. The experiment was not a great success, but nothing ventured, nothing gained.The Tigers seem to be missing an element to propel them to the Promised Land. According to the Detroit press, that

On Saturday, the Ottawa Senators took on the Winnipeg Jets.
One sequence in particular stood out: Logan Stanley hit Brady Tkachuk in the face in a rather dangerous fashion.
Needless to say, the Sens captain was pissed. He slammed his stick against the railing before returning to the bench, and you could see in his face that he wasn’t exactly in a good mood. That’s to be expected.Another look at Brady Tkachuk getting punched by Logan Stanley.
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The Canadiens have a good team.
The club has been winning more often than not since the start of the season, and we can see the potential for the future. The young guys are good, there are other guys growing within the organization and the core in place isn’t old.
It’s exciting for the future.
The more things go on, the more natural it is to believe that the Canadiens have a chance of lifting the Stanley Cup again, one day. Renaud Lavoie wet his whistle on BPM Sports, just for fun:Wi

Watch the Yankees for Bo Bichette
That’s Jim Bowden’s advice, even if the Bombardiers prefer Cody Bellinger.https://twitter.com/MLBNetworkRadio/status/2008248710971461707
The Yankees see more of Bichette at second base.https://twitter.com/SNYtv/status/2008237149435334820
Don Mattingly’s links
The Phillies’ new bench coach gets along well with Bichette…https://twitter.com/JonHeyman/status/2008175390209237295
No World Classic for Tatsuya Imai
And the man who wants to

Ivan Demidov has been associated with several companies since his arrival in North America.
And it’s not over yet.
The Canadiens’ young player appears in a new ad for GoPlex, a company that offers an indoor amusement center located in Brossard. It’s another commercial partnership for #93…
In the ad, we see Demidov go-karting, hitting golf balls… and we even hear him say a few words in French:GoPlex, victory begins here! – Ivan DemidovObviously, his French is

On the first full posting day of 2026, we must begin with the biggest music story of the year so far and nothing’s really happened yet. But just the announcements have set off expectations for what will be a massive story over the next 12 months, guaranteed. And it wasn’t even new news! This is the power of BTS.Since all seven members reunited at the end of their military service last summer, we always knew there would be a comeback. And we also knew that it would be in the spring. I

Ooooh Ashley Tisdale dropped a little nugget for The Cut, writing about breaking up with her “toxic” mom group. In December of 2024, PEOPLE ran a story about Hilary Duff’s mom group which included Mandy Moore, Meghan Trainor and… Ashley Tisdale.
Early 2026 tea involving legacy teen-to-adult stars, this is a good omen for gossip.View this post on InstagramA post shared by The Cut (@thecut)This is the most Monday to ever Monday and in alignment with the Larry David Accord,

Matvei Michkov is a talented player. No doubt about it.
He scored 63 points (26 goals) in his very first NHL season with the Philadelphia Flyers, and that’s no accident. The kid has offensive qualities in his game and interesting skills.
The Russian has what it takes to establish himself as one of the National League’s very good players in a few years’ time.
But…
But right now, it’s harder for him. Mishkov hasn’t beaten a goalie since November 29: he has just

The signing of Kazuma Okamoto changes things in Toronto.
First of all, it’s clear that this doesn’t stop the Blue Jays in their quest for another signing. We’ve been saying it for days, and just today we reconfirmed it.
Could this complicate matters? Yes, a little.
But what you have to understand is that Bob Nightengale has confirmed that the Blue Jays hope to use Kazuma Okamoto as a luxury utility player in 2026.Five reasons for MLB’s agonizingly slow winter: When will f

 Spoilers ahoy!Nine years after the adventure began, Stranger Things concluded its fifth and final season. As is always the case when a massively popular television show ends, people Have Strong Opinions about it, mostly of the negative variety. Here is my strongest opinion about Stranger Things: it’s fine, it’s totally mediocre. The finale has all the same problems the show has sported for years, some parts of it worked, others didn’t, it was a mixed bag, which is what St

The Canadiens have the day off today. Tomorrow, Martin St-Louis’ men return to practice at the CN Complex.
It’s also press conference day (around noon) for Kent Hughes.
On my return from a (long) trip, I’ve got a lot of little notes in my head about the Habs. So we’re going to take the time to discuss a few things.
I’m not at all surprised to write this, but the Canadiens still have three goalies up top. If we ever wanted to send a guy back to Laval, it would have m