Eric Engels is a Senior Columnist and Insider for Sportsnet, focusing on national sports coverage in Canada. With a keen eye for hockey, Eric provides in-depth analysis and commentary on the Montreal Canadiens, covering topics such as game recaps, player performance, team strategy, and the overall state of the franchise.
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Eric Engels focuses heavily on the Montreal Canadiens and NHL hockey, with a strong emphasis on event coverage. He appears to be particularly interested in team performance, player analysis, and ongoing developments within the organization.
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By: Eric Engels
BROSSARD, Que. — Patience is a virtue, but not one that's easy to come by Kirby Dach and Patrik Laine
By: Eric Engels
BROSSARD, Que. — If you asked the Montreal Canadiens, their coaches, members of the organization's management group, his brother, Morgan, who plays
By: Eric Engels
MONTREAL — It was the seminal play in a 5-0 pre-season battering of the Philadelphia Flyers, and there wasn't even a scoring chance on the other end of it.
MONTREAL — Steady, square, and reassuring. Surely, that was the best impression Samuel Montembeault could leave in his first start with this edition of the Montreal Canadiens
As the Montreal Canadiens prepare to take the next step in a rebuild, the club's depth now extends beyond just the NHL club.
MONTREAL— One word for seeing Patrik Laine lying on the ice at the Bell Centre, holding his knee in place after having it knocked in a direction it's not supposed to go in: Devastating.
By: Eric Engels
BROSSARD, Que. — As we await news on Patrik Laine, which could come later Monday, or perhaps even as late as Tuesday, we know one thing for sure: It's going to be a while before we see him in a Montreal Canadiens uniform again.
By: Eric Engels
NEW YORK — Commissioner Gary Bettman said that the prospect of expanding the National Hockey League “never came up in any form” as a topic during
BROSSARD, Que. — You may not think it matters all that much, but they do.
Kaiden Guhle was all smiles at Gilles Cadieux Arena, where Montreal Canadiens training camp is wrapping up and final preparations are being made for the start of the regular season next Wednesday.
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