The Canadiens beat the Penguins 5-4 for a fifth straight win: Josh Anderson scored twice, the second line produced six points, Danault played his 800th game and Fowler stopped 25 of 29.
Jacob Fowler stops all 46 shots in the Canadiens’ 2-0 win over the Blues. Bolduc scores the winner and Florian Xhekaj gets his first NHL goal.
The Canadiens are 4-3-1, but the points they have lost keep following the same pattern: third-period breakdowns, penalties, a struggling power play, soft spots in coverage and net. Six problems explained.
Cole Caufield scored 54 seconds into overtime to give the Canadiens a 4-3 win over the Sabres after Montreal let a 3-1 lead slip away at the Bell Centre.
Montreal builds a two-goal lead before Buffalo rallies, but Alexandre Texier, Zachary Bolduc and the Canadiens prevail once again in the shootout.
One shootout win over Detroit doesn’t fix the Canadiens’ defensive breakdowns or their power play. Enortap asks whether Montreal is learning or just surviving.
Jacob Fowler stopped all 30 shots he faced, Zachary Bolduc delivered the shootout winner, and the Montreal Canadiens finally found a way to win after three consecutive losses. However, their power-play struggles remain a significant concern. The Montreal Canadiens desperately needed a win, and Jacob Fowler made sure they got one. Behind a spectacular performance…
The Canadiens dominated Nashville, outshooting and outchancing the Predators, and still lost 5-2. A look at the lines, the defense pairs and where the goals really came from.
Ivan Demidov will miss two to four weeks with a lower-body injury. Here is the Canadiens lineup against Carolina, what the injury changes and why Florian Xhekaj and Jakub Dobes matter tonight.
Martin St-Louis enters his fifth season as Canadiens head coach with a new reality: real depth, higher expectations and a puck possession gap to close.