Karine Hains

Nick Suzuki has been and will remain the Montreal Canadiens' best player this season, and it really wouldn't be surprising to see him break the 100-point barrier once again.

When Kent Hughes acquired Noah Dobson last offseason, he didn't just acquire a right-shot defenseman; he acquired a very established and dominant right-shot defenseman, as evidenced by a graphic published by the NHL.

Could Montreal Canadiens' GM Kent Hughes draw inspiration from the deal the Pittsburgh Penguins signed Ville Koivunen to end the stalemate with Zachary Bolduc? History tells us that's highly unlikely. Read on to find out why...

Here are the top three draft picks from the Gorton-Hughes regime, not only from a talent standpoint, but also from a character standpoint.

The Montreal Canadiens are the masters of the jersey retirement ceremonies, but this season, they'll get to bear witness to another team's ceremony as they'll be in Los Angeles when the Kings retire the jersey of their franchise scoring leader, who could very well have been a Hab.

Montreal Canadiens' mascot Youppi! remains one of only three NHL mascots in the Mascot Hall of Fame after Vancouver Canucks' Fin failed to make the cut.

We're now deep in the offseason, and the Montreal Canadiens have not been active in the trade or free-agent market, and they may not be before the season starts either.

From 19th best defenseman last year in the NHL Network Top 20 Defensemen Right Now last season, Montreal Canadiens' Lane Hutson has jumped all the way to sixth best this season, and here's why.

What should we expect from Montreal Canadiens veteran center Phillip Danault this season? An audition to show that the Canadiens still need him and will do past this year as well.

The Hockey Hall of Fame is a can't-miss attraction for any hockey fan who visits Toronto. It's impressive to see so many pieces of hockey history, but my latest visit left me disappointed with one part of the exhibition...