Stu Cowan is a sports columnist at The Montreal Gazette and a regular panelist on the HI/O Show, discussing the Canadiens. With a focus on local sports in Canada, specifically Quebec and Montreal, Stu covers a wide range of topics related to the Canadiens and other sports teams, providing analysis, insights, and updates for fans.
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Stu Cowan's reporting largely centers around sports, particularly hockey with a focus on the Montreal Canadiens. His coverage attributes suggest he is likely interested in event coverage and evolving stories related to the team’s performance, player injuries, and game results.
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By: Stu Cowan
But despite the disappointing start, Kaiden Guhle believes the Habs can still be "in the mix" this season.
Habs' 32-year-old veteran is on a pace to score 32 goals this season and has 10 goals in his last 18 games dating back to last season.
Defenceman making the most of yet another opportunity with Devils after Habs had no room for him on their young blue line.
Habs have now lost five straight games — matching longest slump from last season — and have the NHL's worst goal differential at minus-20.
An assistant coach with more NHL experience could help struggling Habs, who are giving up 4.07 goals per game — the most in the league.
Habs look to end five-game losing streak, while Toronto has won two straight without Auston Matthews and their power play is on fire.
By: Stu Cowan
Habs drop 4-1 decision to Leafs and are now on their longest losing streak since March 2023 during first season of their rebuild.
Boston College goalie has a 7-1-0 record this season with three shutouts, a 1.26 goals-against average and a .950 save percentage.
But explosion of goals masked a poor outing by goalie Cayden Primeau, who allowed five goals on 14 shots before being pulled in the 7-5 win.
At 5-foot-9 and 162 pounds, his dog-on-a-bone approach to defence works and his offensive skills make it seem like he's playing shinny.
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