A team from the CH division might be interested in Simon Edvinsson

Vincent Larue

The Canadiens don’t need the teams in their division to get any better. Especially not after already seeing Kirill Marchenko trade to the Maple Leafs a few days ago. But now another Habs rival could take advantage of the Red Wings’ struggles to land a big name. After a strong start to the season with […]


Dylan Larkin doesn’t seem willing to reconsider his stance on Montreal

Vincent Larue

The Dylan Larkin rumor seems to be fading more and more in Montreal. The former Red Wings captain’s name has been linked to the Canadiens several times in recent weeks. The problem, however, has always been the same. Larkin is in control of his future, and Montreal doesn’t seem to be part of his plans. […]


The NHL’s salary cap could soon reach $150 million

Vincent Larue

Yesterday, the idea of an NHL player earning $30 million per season in a few years might have seemed completely crazy. It may be much less crazy than we think. Alan Walsh recently predicted that we could see contracts reach $30 million annually within four years. As my colleague Raphael Simard pointed out yesterday, however, […]


Grant McCagg sees only one way for Quebec City to bring back the Nordiques

Vincent Larue

For years, Nordiques fans have been hoping to see the NHL return to Quebec City. But, according to Grant McCagg, they may have to cheer for the arrival of a new team… in the United States. We already know that the NHL’s next expansion is headed to Texas. Houston is currently the top contender to […]


Jon Cooper may have one last major challenge ahead of him in the NHL

Vincent Larue

Jon Cooper has accomplished just about everything with the Tampa Bay Lightning. He’s won two Stanley Cups—in 2020 and 2021—reached another final, won the Four Nations Tournament with Team Canada, and has long established himself as one of the most respected coaches in the NHL. But might he eventually be tempted by a completely different […]