
Why Resilience Is the Key That Unlocks Gavin McKenna’s Game This Season
Gavin McKenna brings generational talent to the table, but learning to battle through heavy checking, play with an edge, and stay resilient will dictate his transition.
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Gavin McKenna brings generational talent to the table, but learning to battle through heavy checking, play with an edge, and stay resilient will dictate his transition.


All 32 NHL teams, September 14: the rookie-games edition, led by the weekend's surprise names — Utah's three-for-three power play flattening Vegas behind Miko Matikka, Daniil But and Artem Duda, Vegas and Colorado trading four-lead-change periods into a 6-5 shootout with Noah Jettelson, Jake Chiasson, Nikita Prishchepov, Beckett Hamilton and Mathieu Cataford factoring, the Kings' 4-1 win over Anaheim on two goals apiece from Koehn Ziemmer and Liam Lefebvre, the Sharks' eleven-to-two weekend led

With training camp looming, Montreal Canadiens General Manager Kent Hughes has been quite busy as he tries to improve the team's roster.

All 32 NHL teams, September 13: Chris Kreider signing in Montreal on a one-year deal with a $2.15 million base and bonuses that can reach $5.4 million, with Jeff Gorton, Martin St. Louis and Jim Ramsay the organizational ties that closed it and Carey Price's own absolution of the 2014 collision, the Alexander Nikishin marketplace opening with Nashville kicking the tires on Evangelista-trade draft capital and St. Louis circling for weeks against the Zeev Buium eight-year $9.38 million comparable,

Ten NHL rumors for Saturday, September 12: Connor Hellebuyck has confirmed a trade request with a destination list described as much, much wider than most, Buffalo still interested and Utah and Carolina still around it, Dylan Larkin reporting to Detroit's camp stripped of the captaincy with a wish list of Minnesota, Florida and Vegas that nothing can happen with until a general manager is hired, Chris Kreider loose as an unrestricted free agent with Montreal a fit on paper and Boston the sentime

The Montreal Canadiens are set to participate in the 2026 NHL Prospect Challenge starting on Saturday. Here are three players to keep a close eye on.

The 2026-27 campaign is officially underway in several leagues across Europe. Today, we're looking at which former Montreal Canadiens are playing abroad this season.


The Montreal Canadiens organization has announced the passing of four-time Stanley Cup champion André Pronovost at the age of 90.

The Anaheim Ducks are placing Chris Kreider on waivers for mutual contract termination, clearing $6.5M in cap space and making the winger an unrestricted free agent.

All 32 NHL teams, September 9: Quinn Hughes takes his media tour to Las Vegas on Wednesday with the Wild file still unnegotiated and a Thursday sit-down with Bill Guerin next, Sidney Crosby's extension talks carry real language about a number of years at thirty-nine, the Connor Hellebuyck destinations narrow to Carolina, Buffalo and Utah with the Winnipeg room publicly addressing it, Cutter Gauthier's forty-one goals meet the September 15 term deadline in Anaheim, Zach Werenski's phone call to D

A trio of Montreal Canadiens prospects have been highlighted on a recent Daily Faceoff ranking ahead of the 2026-27 season.

All 32 NHL teams, September 8: Fraser Minten's seven-year, $7.2 million deal starting in 2027-28 is the only transaction on the wire and it re-set the escalator market, Jeff Greenberg's withdrawal pushes Shawn Horcoff to the front of Detroit's GM search while Simon Edvinsson's ask climbs past $10 million, Drake Batherson's September 15 deadline closes in on Ottawa, Toronto still sits $2.75 million over the ceiling with 23 contracts committed, Calgary holds two top-ten trade chips in Zach Whitecl
