With a win on Friday night in Rochester, the Laval Rocket had secured the AHL North Division crown and were locked into their seed heading into the AHL playoffs. They were still in contention for the ...

In today’s links, Demidov hits the ice in Toronto, and is expected to play Monday, Lane Hutson’s brothers expected a big season, three teams eliminated from East wild-card ...

Another Canadiens penalty is coming. Savard is called for a light tap on the back of McMann’s leg to give Toronto a five-on-three. Not even Craig Simpson can believe that call. The refs are really ...

Montreal looks for a big win on the national stage. Start time: 7:00 PM EDT / 4:00 PM PDT In Canada: CBC, Sportsnet E/O/P, OMNI2, APTN (English), TVA Sports (French) Streaming: CBC Gem, ESPN+, ...

However, the advantage of Montreal going on its late six-game winning streak is that they built themselves a bit of a margin to have a few shots at claiming their spot, and their second one comes 24 ...

It isn’t the end of the world – the Habs will still have multiple chances to officially book their ticket to the playoffs, including tonight’s game in Toronto. Still, it felt like a missed opportunity ...

Laval ended their trip out west with a pair of tough losses to the hottest team in the AHL, the Abbotsford Canucks, with just one goal being the difference in both games. Their road-warrior ways were ...

In today’s links, top honours for Fowler, the Demidov hype and what the players think of it, St-Louis on the slow starts, Maple Leafs to play with just six defencemen tonight, Isaac Howard wins ...

Just 28 seconds in the Senators have a 1-0 lead. Kaiden Guhle lost his stick in a board and went to pick it up, and that made him a second late getting back to the crease to do anything about Shane ...

Start time: 7:00 PM EDT / 4:00 PM PDT In Canada: Sportsnet East/Ontario/West (English) In the Canadiens/Senators regions: RDS (French) Streaming: ESPN+, RDS, Sportsnet+ ...

What if Nick Suzuki is even better than his biggest supporters thought? Not a first line centre? Let’s get real.

In order for the Canadiens to take care of business tonight, they will need to beat Ottawa in regulation to set a mark of 89 points and 30 regulation wins that Columbus can only match with a perfect ...