The Montreal Canadiens are suddenly under the gun. At management’s end-of-season press conference, while executive vice ...

The Montreal Canadiens have officially come out of the rebuild -- and they're looking to get even better in the offseason.

Kirby Dach, a 6-foot-4 forward weighing 198 pounds at the time of drafting. Three drafts later though, the Blackhawks were ready to let go of their once prized prospect and Canadiens general ...

Gino Reda: “You mentioned Hutson, the Habs top line, also Suzuki, Caufield, Slafkovsky looked really solid. Demidov looks ...

Jeff Gorton and Kent Hughes are happy with how competitive the Canadiens were this season, but they remain in a team-building ...

Kirby Dach’s last game this season was on February 22 ... Pauyo in Montreal and a full recovery is expected before the start of the next season. — Canadiens Montréal (@CanadiensMTL) February 28, 2025 ...

Kirby Dach hasn’t had the easiest of seasons. It took him a while to get going because he had to miss almost the entire 23-24 ...

After the Montreal Canadiens players met the press for one last time on Friday for locker clear-out day, on Monday morning, ...

It looks like the Canadiens will qualify for the playoffs for the first time in four years. Kirby Dach won’t be with the team after having season-ending knee surgery for the second straight year ...

The Canadiens are trying to build a team that can compete for the Stanley Cup year over year. They won’t be able to do that without the proper balance in their lineup.

Kirby Dach’s last game this season was on February ... full recovery is expected before the start of the next season. — Canadiens Montréal (@CanadiensMTL) February 28, 2025 But in reality ...

The Canadiens haven’t given up on Kirby Dach and will be monitoring his rehab. Jeff Gorton didn’t look overly confident. Says Dach would need a big camp to hit the ground running. Ultimately ...