Eric Engels is a Multi-Platform Canadiens and NHL Insider at Sportsnet. With over 16 seasons covering the Canadiens, he specializes in team sports, major league sports, and the broader landscape of professional and competitive sports. Engels is featured in Sportsnet and MSN, where he shares his insights across various platforms, including radio and television broadcasts.
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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
Now, he'll carry that pain until the opportunity to pull new teammates into the fight arrives.
By: Eric Engels
BROSSARD, Que. — This shouldn't be a particularly hard decision for Ivan Demidov , even if it will be a life-altering one.
By: Eric Engels
With the NHL Draft eight days away and trade rumours swirling, it's the perfect time to answer some pressing questions.Eric Engels gives his answers to some hot-button topics facing the Canadiens this off-season and beyond.
MONTREAL — It was one of many defining moments in Carey Price 's career, though it came after a devastating loss rather than one of the many triumphs that ultimately landed him in the Hockey Hall of Fame on Monday.
BROSSARD, Que. — For the first time in a long time, the Montreal Canadiens are headed into the NHL Draft focusing much more on the present than the future.
BROSSARD, Que. — On Friday night, the Montreal Canadiens traded for a six-foot-three Russian right winger. It just wasn't the one everyone was speculating about.
By: Eric Engels
BROSSARD, Que. — On Friday night, the Montreal Canadiens traded for a six-foot-three Russian right winger. It just wasn’t the one everyone was speculating about. No, Kirill Marchenko remains in Columbus, where Blue Jackets president of hockey...
If you’re hoping for a big splash, we regret to inform you Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes won’t be making one in the unrestricted free-agent pool. Eric Engels says there are reasons to pay attention, though.
BROSSARD, Que. — An eight-year, $73.2 million contract for Ivan Demidov is the biggest win the Montreal Canadiens could've achieved on a day that set most teams up to lose big.
Newsy Lalonde with the Canadiens just sounds right. But this isn’t about the nickname originally given to Edward Lalonde. It’s about Derek ‘Newsy’ Lalonde bringing a wealth of experience to Martin St. Louis’ bench.
