There’s no salary cap on coaches or player development and he could continue to play a valuable role in the team’s rebuild.

Habs defenceman too emotional to meet with media after Habs were eliminated by Washington Capitals in first round of playoffs.

The Canadiens, even in defeat, showed that their postseason appearance was no fluke—and that they should expect more moving forward.

The Canadiens' Game 4 loss showcased the double-edged sword of youth and inexperience. And against a veteran team like the ...

Despite all their excellent work at 5-on-5, the Caps were headed into the third period looking up at a one-goal deficit and ...

The Capitals cracked the code at Bell Centre, beating the Canadiens 5-2 and going up 3-1 in their first-round series.

Montreal Canadiens' Christian Dvorak (28) and Washington Capitals' Andrew ... the Capitals’ Brandon Duhaime took advantage of ...

Christian Dvorak broke a tie at 4:17 of the third period and the Montreal Canadiens beat the Washington Capitals 6-3 on ...

On the blue line, the Canadiens featured a mix of经验 and youth, with defensemen like Matheson, Carrier, Guhle, Hutson, Struble, and Savard taking center stage. Michael Pezzetta and Arber Xhekaj added ...

Montreal needs to find a way to score more after totaling three goals in the first two games, one each from Caufield, Suzuki ...

Playoff fever is easing off in Montreal this lunchtime. It’s as if everyone has recovered from the virus simultaneously. All ...

Juraj Slafkovský was incensed after a Game 2 loss, both at himself and his team, and that is the type of anger that can lead ...