Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Montreal Canadiens across Hockey.
Markus Ruck leads the CHL with 108 points, captured the Bob Clarke Trophy, and, alongside twin brother Liam, is poised to make a splash at the 2026 NHL Draft while planning a return to Medicine Hat.
The Carolina Hurricanes lead the league while salary‑cap growth fuels speculation over player movement, draft prospects and upcoming free‑agency signings.
An analysis of how NHL contenders like the Hurricanes, Knights and other teams avoid disastrous contracts and leverage cap space for sustained success.
The Carolina Hurricanes sit atop the NHL standings while teams across the league navigate contract buyouts, potential trades and a looming draft that could redefine their futures.
Maxim Massé’s record‑breaking campaign, highlighted by 102 points in 63 games, earns him the CHL’s top individual honor and helps his team claim its first title in over three decades.
With Dylan Larkin’s no‑trade clause and Detroit’s rivalry concerns, the Canadiens are exploring options while the Red Wings bolster their roster with Swiss forward Theo Rochette.
The Hurricanes' recent championship offers a roadmap for the Canucks, emphasizing aggressive drafting, savvy trades, and a skill‑first philosophy.
Montreal Canadiens forward Cole Caufield has been named to the NHL's Second All-Star team, marking a historic milestone for Badgers alumni and drawing attention to Joe Pavelski's legacy and potential coaching future.
Rod Brind'Amour captured his second Stanley Cup with the Carolina Hurricanes, first as a player and now as head coach, joining an elite group of NHL figures who have achieved the feat with the same team.
From a January trade in 2000 to a 3‑0 sweep of the Golden Knights in 2026, Rod Brind'Amour’s rise from player to coach and champion rewrites the Hurricanes’ story.
The Carolina Hurricanes clinched the 2026 Stanley Cup, delivering a four‑game‑to‑two victory that added another chapter to the Badgers' impressive lineage of champions.
At 37, Jordan Staal captured the Conn Smythe Trophy after guiding the Carolina Hurricanes to a Stanley Cup victory, delivering six goals, clutch faceoff wins and a legacy‑defining performance.
The Hurricanes clinched their second championship, driven by surprise contributors and a strategic coaching shift, while the Golden Knights confront pivotal roster decisions.
The latest All‑Rookie Team voting underscores Montreal’s thriving development pipeline, whereas the Ottawa Senators continue to wrestle with a depleted farm system and a string of under‑performing drafts.
Alexander Zharovsky has been working out at the Canadiens' Brossard facility, while Ivan Demidov prepares to re‑join him after a season that saw him lead all rookies in points.
A look at how NHL champions have turned the Stanley Cup into a stage for cherished family moments, from newborns perched in the bowl to full‑scale baptisms, revealing a tradition that bridges a century of hockey history.
Joe Pavelski, a 1,300‑game NHL veteran, has spoken with the Toronto Maple Leafs about a head‑coaching vacancy, while the Calgary Wranglers added John Dean to their staff and the Hershey Bears re‑signed forward Jalen Luypen.
At the NHL Combine in Montreal, forward Berkly Catton described himself as a dolphin, sparking buzz about the Canadiens’ unconventional questioning. Meanwhile, Detroit captain Dylan Larkin’s trade request and a charity golf victory by ex‑Kraken players highlight the mix of humor and strategy that defines modern hockey.
The Chicago Blackhawks are set to host six AHL games, Roman Kantserov eyes a breakout rookie season, and Darnell Nurse’s trade preferences surface as the league reveals its All-Star and All-Rookie teams.
The Montreal Canadiens are weighing whether to trade prospect Bryce Pickford, a WHL standout whose impressive stats and nominations have sparked both excitement and caution about his NHL transition.
After a season split between the AHL and a brief NHL call‑up, veteran blueliner Nathan Clurman has agreed to a one‑year deal with the Swedish club SHL Rogle, seeking fresh ice time and a chance to rebuild his professional trajectory.
The Seattle Kraken announced the hiring of Pascal Vincent as assistant coach and Patrik Allvin as vice president and assistant general manager, hoping the new leadership will spark a resurgence.
A weak unrestricted free-agent class is forcing NHL clubs to turn to the trade market, sparking a flurry of moves that could reshape the competitive balance heading into next season.
The Kraken announced new appointments that aim to accelerate the team’s competitive trajectory.