and Montreal sent the game to overtime with three goals in a span of 4:10 — the scores coming from Joshua Roy, Juraj Slafkovsky (his second of the contest) and the suddenly hot Christian Dvorak.

Hours after firing their head coach, the Philadelphia Flyers received two goals apiece from Sean Couturier and Matvei Michkov in a 6-4 home victory over the Montreal Canadiens on Thursday.

The 2025 Stanley Cup playoffs begin on April 19. When they do, most of the attention will be fixed on the top-four teams in ...

Both teams have come out of the 4 Nations Face-Off break red hot: The Sens are 7-2-1 and the Habs are 7-1-2. The Habs have won both games against the Sens this season. Sam Montembeault starts in goal.

The Canadiens are straddling a line between the future and the present. The imminent arrival of Demidov could very well address both.

Canadiens: Montreal’s first line stayed hot ... game without Matthew Tkachuk (lower body), deadline acquisition Brad Marchand (upper body) and defenseman Aaron Ekblad (suspension). After Dvorak ...

Takeaways Canadiens: Montreal’s first line stayed hot, even though Nick Suzuki ... the top trio a combined 40 points in 10 games since Feb. 22. After Dvorak made it 3-1, Canadiens fans started ...

Both teams traded goals in the opening 20 minutes of play, as Christian Dvorak opened the scoring for ... Canadiens rookie Lane Hutson re-tied the game early in the third period, while Ottawa ...

The Montreal Canadiens staged an impressive comeback against the high-flying Colorado Avalanche before falling in a shootout ...

Robert Thomas scored a power-play goal in overtime and the St. Louis Blues tied a franchise record with their 11th ...

With the Canadiens on the cusp of a playoff spot, the Panthers found themselves on their heels early at Bell Centre, falling behind 2-0 in the first period. After Mackie Samoskevich lit the lamp to ...

I don’t want to give you an honest assessment of our game because I don’t want to be ... “They came out hot,” forward Mackie Samoskevich said. “Give them credit.” ...