Game 5 of the Montreal Canadiens and Buffalo Sabres’ second-round series got off to a start that could charitably be called “chaotic.” With five goals in the opening 10:15 of play, it was far from ...

The top guys are getting involved now, which is a great sign 2) I’d buy that book 1) It was even more impressive than ...

In today’s links, Game 5 confidence, Hutson’s instincts on full display, reason for Tuesday’s bizarre puck bounce, the Walter Cup will make history, Maple Leafs fire head coach, and more.

That’s Alex Newhook before Game 2 against the Buffalo Sabres. Fired up, loud, and, based on reports, in possession of Phillip Danault’s coffee, which he had apparently helped himself to before puck ...

Despite seven power plays, Montreal lost the special-team battle, and that cost them a win in Game 4.

In today’s links, the Canadiens believe they can adapt and push back against anything, Joe Veleno talks about experiencing the postseason, and Sidney Crosby heads to Switzerland.

Dach and Newhook proving their worth, Dobes making a name for himself, Hutson proves that you don’t have to be big to be elite in the playoffs, and more in today’s links.

May 10, 2026; Montreal, Quebec, CAN; Montreal Canadiens forward Alex Newhook (15) celebrates with teammate defenseman Lane Hutson (48) after scoring a goal against the Buffalo Sabresduring the first ...

We’re a ways away from that award even being possible, but Lane Hutson is hearing it from the Montreal faithful anyways.

In today’s links, the teams mirroring each other, Dobeš’s personal world, Danault’s key role, and new food superstition, Laval Rocket’s season ends, stories from the Sabres’ side, and P.K.

It doesn’t take a genius to figure out that the winner-take-all game between the Montreal Victoire and Minnesota Frost on Monday night at Place Bell is a must-win game. It is Game 5 of a best-of-five ...