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The Carolina Hurricanes hold a 2-1 series lead over the Montreal Canadiens with their second consecutive overtime victory.
After Nikolaj Ehlers played the OT hero in Game 2, this evening it was Hurricanes forward Andrei Svechnikov.
After some sloppy play from the Habs in their own zone, the puck ended up on Svechnikov's stick and he made no mistake.
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The Montreal Canadiens have trotted out a number of franchise icons as their "torch bearer" for home games during the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Legends like Yvan Cournoyer, Serge Savard, Kirk Muller, Guy Carbonneau and Larry Robinson have all kicked off pre-game festivities for the raucous crowd at The Bell Center.
Tonight though...
Well, they called on one...
Kaiden Guhle and the Montreal Canadiens are looking to put some shots on net evening in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Final, but it was Guhle's Starbucks barista who fired the first shot today.
Cameras happened to catch Guhle entering The Bell Centre in downtown Montreal this evening and users on social media noticed a special message on Guhle's Starbucks cup.
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Gavin McKenna has long been viewed as the crown jewel of the 2026 NHL Draft class, but Swedish standout Ivar Stenberg has quickly turned the debate into one of the most fascinating prospect battles in recent memory. Both forwards are elite offensive talents, yet they arrive at dominance in very different ways.
Today though, NHL Draft insider Cam Robinson reports that th...
Former NHL defenseman Jack Johnson endured one of the most public and painful family disputes in professional hockey. During the early years of his career, Johnson trusted his parents Kristina Johnson and John J. Johnson II to manage his finances while he focused on hockey. However, reports later revealed that his parents had allegedly taken out large loans and accumulated ma...