21 июня 2024 года
With the 2024 NHL Entry Draft less than two weeks away, it's time for our final rankings. We begin with how the second round might look like and what players could be potential targets for the Habs.
The Habs had three junior-aged players on an NHL contract this past season, bringing the oft-mentioned ‘slide rule’ into play once again. Here is a breakdown of the changes to their contracts.
Since the year 2000, there have only been four players that have scored 50+ goals and 110+ points in their draft year: Sidney Crosby, Patrick Kane, Connor Bedard, and Berkly Catton. Accordingly, Catton is someone the Habs should be considering with the fifth-overall pick this month.
While it took a bit longer than some expected, the Habs have indeed agreed to terms with Oliver Kapanen, announcing on Saturday that they've signed the forward to a three-year, entry-level deal.
Owen Beck has shown plenty of promise since being drafted two years ago. He brings back memories of a certain impactful former Canadiens forward in Tomas Plekanec.
For years, the right side of Montreal’s back end has been a trouble spot. However, the team has reloaded at that spot in recent seasons and in time, it could become one of their organizational strengths.
The Montreal Canadiens have been speculatively linked to Trevor Zegras going back to before the trade deadline. But is he the right fit for this team in this market?
After what seemed like a long break of five days off after the Western Conference Final was decided, the Stanley Cup Final is about to get started. Our writers offer their predictions on who will emerge victorious from hockey's biggest spotlight.
It's well-known that the Habs need to add offence this offseason. However, while many are looking at potential winger upgrades, perhaps management should be looking for options down the middle.
It’s well-known at this point that the Canadiens have ample depth on the left side of their back end. How do things shake out for the rest of the organization?
