Marc Dumont
October 26, 2023
All the latest Habs news, recent Montreal Canadiens stories, and information from around the National Hockey League.
Habs News
- The rebuild is far from over, but the Habs have improved their results in one very important metric during the early parts of the 2023-24 season. [Montreal Canadiens Showing Massive Improvement In Key Area]
- Check out some of the very exciting prospects available at the 2024 NHL Entry Draft, including Ivan Demidov, Macklin Celebrini, and Cole Eiserman. [Canadiens Draft: An Early Look At Top Prospects Available in 2024]
- Montreal Canadiens Defenceman David Savard’s great shift on the penalty kill against the Buffalo Sabres was praised by ESPN analyst Pat MacAfee. [Canadiens David Savard Receives Praise For Epic Shift]
National Hockey Now Network
- Ask former Hab Jarred Tinordi about the Blackhawks’ “kids” on the blueline–Kevin Korchinski, Wyatt Kaiser, and Alex Vlasic, and they’re just more than alright during a seven-game stretch that has seen some tough competition.[Chicago Blackhawks]
- Former Nashville Predators blue-liner Mattias Ekholm has been one of the NHL’s better defensemen over the last few seasons, and the staff at The Athletic seemingly agree. [Nashville Predators]
- It hasn’t been the best of starts to the regular season for the New York Islanders. Following a pair of back-to-back losses this past weekend and another on Tuesday night, the Islanders are in the midst of their first losing streak of the year. [New York Islanders]
- The Vegas Golden Knights trailed the Philadephia Flyers until eight minutes remaining in the third period and got a late goal from Shea Theodore to win the game with 32 seconds remaining to maintain their historic start to the season. [Vegas Golden Knights]
- James Reimer will be in goal when the Detroit Red Wings are home to face the Winnipeg Jets. But don’t read anything into that decision. [Detroit Red Wings]
- If you watched the Phillies collapse Tuesday in Game 7 and tuned into the Flyers-Golden Knights in the Late, Late Show hoping to improve your mood, well, it didn’t happen. The Philadelphia Flyers’ three-game point streak ended as they dropped a heartbreaking 3-2 decision to surging Vegas at T-Mobile Arena.[Philadelphia Flyers]
