Montreal Canadiens
Be A Player: Rewind | Jocelyn Thibault
Originally aired February 26, 2003, Jocelyn Thibault and host Brett Lindros try their hands in the kitchen!
Alzner: It was the first time I was happy to see a team that I wasn’t on, win
History tells us that players will not closely follow the proceedings of the Stanley Cup playoffs if he doesn’t make the postseason or his team has been eliminated.
My Top 5 | Brendan Gallagher
Which former NHL star – a Ted Lindsay Award recipient – tops Brendan Gallagher’s list of sports idols?
Tomas Plekanec scores in his 1,000th NHL game, Canadiens beat Red Wings 7-3
It looked like Tomas Plekanec "drank from the fountain of youth" before Monday night's game.
Byron honoured to wear the 'A'
It’s an honour Paul Byron never saw coming, but one that he wears proudly and humbly.
Sonnet Insurance and NHLPA team up
Sonnet’s partnership throughout the 2018-19 NHL season will show a new side of fans’ favourite players.
'The choice was obvious:' Shea Weber named captain of the Montreal Canadiens
Montreal Canadiens defenceman Shea Weber has been named as the 30th captain in franchise history.
Ex-Sabres captain Brian Gionta retires after 16 NHL seasons
At a mere 5-foot-7, Brian Gionta knew the odds would be long at getting an opportunity to play in the NHL some 20 years ago after being drafted by the New Jersey Devils.
The Regent Park connection between Daley, Metropolit
There is a trophy case that greets you when you enter the Regent Park Community Centre on the northeast corner of Shuter and Sackville in the hardscrabble downtown Toronto neighbourhood.
Montreal Canadiens sign forward Joel Armia to one-year contract
Forward Joel Armia has signed a one-year contract with the Montreal Canadiens.
Canadiens ink checking centre de la Rose for two years, $1.8 million
The Montreal Canadiens signed forward Jacob de la Rose to a two-year contract on Thursday.
Habs defenceman Weber out 5-6 months with torn meniscus in right knee
The Montreal Canadiens will be without injured defenceman Shea Weber until mid-December, adding fuel to a fiery debate that has raged since the NHL club acquired the veteran in a trade for fan favourite P.K. Subban.
Habs bring back Tomas Plekanec, sign Matthew Peca, Xavier Ouellet
Tomas Plekanec got his wish to return to Montreal and is confident the Canadiens can get back into the NHL playoffs.
Jets deal goalie Steve Mason to Canadiens in salary dump ahead of free agency
The Winnipeg Jets cleared salary cap space and the Montreal Canadiens added some assets in a trade Saturday ahead of the opening of NHL free agency.
A congratulations to P-A Parenteau on his retirement
From the NHLPA and its players, congratulations to P-A Parenteau, who recently announced his retirement after 491 NHL games, and nearly 1,000 games as a professional hockey player.
With newfound patience, setbacks are temporary for Carr
Daniel Carr has made the most of a difficult time in his life.
Domi, Galchenyuk eager for fresh starts with new teams
Max Domi heard the rumours that the Arizona Coyotes might trade him this off-season. Even so, when learning he was being sent to Montreal for Alex Galchenyuk, the news came as a bit of a shock.
Gallagher gets as much as he gives back
Even in between tee shots and putts with his buddies, Brendan Gallagher was only too happy to take a break and talk about the impact charity work has had on his life.
de la Rose reflects on Swedish greats ahead of first World Championship
Role models for all hockey players on and off the ice for almost two decades, the Sedin twins were particularly influential young Swedish players like de la Rose.
Be A Player: Rewind | Brian Savage
Originally aired Feb. 20, Brian Savage and Brett Lindros bring us back to an era of significant change within the Montreal Canadiens organization, and discuss Savage's remarkable recovery from injury.