The Canadiens' recent playoff run has shown that the team can now aspire to major honors, but it has also revealed some glaring weaknesses that have been evident for some time. The Habs need a ...

With just a few days to go before the start of the Canadian Football League's regular season, the Montreal Alouettes have finalized a major wave of trades to complete their final roster. Among the ...

The Montreal Canadiens’ general manager will have several issues to address this summer, as another busy offseason lies ahead ...

The Canadiens’ playoff run has caught the attention of the entire NHL. Even the players have been impressed, and some ...

On Thursday, Chris Bassitt faced the Blue Jays. It was his first regular-season game with the Orioles against the team that signed him for the 2023–2025 seasons. He had a “nobody's my friend because I ...

The situation in Russia continues to be a hot topic in the world of international hockey. And today, the IIHF surprised many by reversing a previously announced decision regarding upcoming ...

Claude Lemieux had a profound impact on many people. And he left no one indifferent. We already knew that (everyone was familiar with his playing style), but it becomes even more apparent as we read ...

Despite a strong playoff run (the Habs did manage to knock out two powerhouses), the Hurricanes were just too strong. Now, we turn our attention to the draft. It's official: the team will have the ...

There are a few outdoor gatherings planned for tonight's game… but I'm pretty sure they'll be a bust. 1. I think the Canadiens are running on empty and are ready to get beaten. 2. The rain will ruin ...

As of today, the Canadiens are one of three teams that haven't been eliminated yet this season. There's reason to be pessimistic, let's be honest, but the team is still in the running. No matter what ...

The difference in talent between the Hurricanes and the Canadiens is noticeable. The six extra games the Habs have played are also starting to take their toll a bit more. Climbing back out of this ...

It felt like we were watching last year's Pittsburgh Pirates again yesterday (Thursday), as they fell 7-2 to the Chicago Cubs—even though Paul Skenes pitched five and a third innings, allowing one ...