We’re making some exciting changes to Montreal Hockey Now, with the goal of offering a better product to our fantastic community of Montreal Canadiens fans.
As of today, our Habs coverage will be moved to Sportsnaut, a top-tier website that covers a variety of sports, including the NHL, NFL, NBA, MLB, NCAA College Sports, WNBA, NASCAR, F1, Golf, and UFC. The website was launched in 2014, and receives roughly seven million hits per month.
Montreal Canadiens Coverage
We will have access to high-quality pictures, a better editorial process, as well as several new writing options that will be used throughout the season to provide you with the best possible Montreal Canadiens coverage.
I’d personally like to thank everyone for their loyalty over the years, as well as their continued support. I’m truly blessed to discuss one of the most interesting topics in the sports landscape with a fanbase that epitomizes passion. We have built a great community of fans who do not shy away from providing their opinions, while also respecting the other fans participating in the daily discussions.
If you have any questions regarding the move, please leave a comment below the article. Additionally, if there is any topic you would like to see covered that we have not discussed yet, please let us know.
This change comes at the perfect time, given that the Canadiens are set to surge toward the top of the standings in the near future, following a few stressful, if not encouraging, rebuilding seasons that led to their fair share of losses.
Simply put, seeing as the Canadiens are the youngest organization in the NHL, the future is incredibly bright — for both the team and our coverage. And I invite you all to join me on our journey together as the Habs attempt to secure their 25th Stanley Cup.
I’m beyond excited to get going on this new platform, and I’d like to thank the fine folks at Sportsnaut for their confidence throughout the move.
