Yesterday, the Canadiens-Senators rivalry was taken to a new level. With all the battles and physical play on the ice in Quebec City, it felt at times like the Habs-Nordiques rivalry. How do you like ...

Dach's importance to what the Canadiens aspire to become remains high, and his return to action was a decent building block.

Logan Mailloux really seems to have found his niche with the St. Louis Blues. There’s a better chance of him playing in the NHL this year with the Blues than with the Montreal Canadiens,and his head ...

The most heated flashpoint came in the third period, when Montreal forward Kirby Dach was jumped by Ottawa defenseman Donovan Sebrango. Sebrango, listed at 6-foot-2 and 223 pounds, grabbed Dach near ...

Montreal Canadiens center Kirby Dach criticized Ottawa Senators defenseman Donovan Sebrango for an unexpected attack during Tuesday’s fiery preseason matchup.

Montreal Canadiens forward Kirby Dach called out Ottawa Senators defenseman Donovan Sebrango for jumping him and trying to fight late in Tuesday's 5-0 preseason win."Strange play. It's not a hockey ...

The Canadiens’ No. 1 linemates are also all former first-round picks. Nick Suzuki was selected 13th overall by the Vegas Golden Knights in 2017, Cole Caufield was picked 15th overall by the Canadiens ...

For a second year in a row, the penultimate preseason game between the Canadiens and Senators devolved into the absurd.

Kapanen played 18 games with the Canadiens last season, picking up two assists, before being sent to Timra IK of the Swedish Hockey League, where he had 15-20-35 totals in 36 games. Kapanen joined the ...

Dach (knee) will play in Thursday's preseason game against Toronto, per the NHL media site. Dach didn't play past Feb. 22 during the 2024-25 campaign due to a knee injury. He should open the upcoming ...

The Montreal Canadiens and Ottawa Senators turned a preseason game into a spectacle that had little to do with hockey on Tuesday night, with both teams piling up 152 penalty minutes in a fight-filled ...

The two teams combined for 150 minutes in penalties Tuesday night, and that left everybody wondering what a playoff series between the Senators and Habs would look like.