It's official: Carey Price is now a member of the Canadiens' Ring of Honor. After being inducted into the Hall of Fame last night, he was able to soak up the fans' love at the Bell Centre tonight.
The fans gave him a massive ovation that lasted several minutes.
During his speech, Price obviously thanked the crowd… but he also took a few moments to address the current roster.
The goaltender, speaking to “the boys,” mentioned that this was now their time and that they should make the most of it.
Price is in a good position to know what it means to be a Canadiens player, after all. Those words must have resonated.
“To the boys, now, this is your time.”
A nice gesture from Price, reaching out to the current Canadiens players.
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— Nicolas Cloutier (@NCloutierTVA) November 11, 2026
Price told the team that he sees an exciting team on the ice and that he envies the position they're currently in. He also told them that he's rooting for them and wishes them the best.
That's classic Carey.
Carey Price on his message to the Habs today, in an RDS interview with Pierre Houde & Marc Denis:
“I just told them how I felt. They're an exciting team to watch, and I'm incredibly envious of their position.”
“I just let them know I'm cheering for them and wish them the best.” https://t.co/4MhNzkF4Bo
— /r/Habs (@HabsOnReddit) November 10, 2026
It's safe to say that Price, who has never had the luxury of playing alongside a dominant offensive team, must be thinking that he could have accomplished great things with such a group. He'll never say it publicly, of course, but it's understandable that he might be a little envious of the current squad.
But as he said on the ice before the game, it's now these guys' turn to represent the Canadiens. We'll see if they're able to take the team all the way in the coming years.
In Brief
– Interesting.David Pagnotta – Daily Faceoff Live – #NHLBruins | They're not rushing into anything, but it does sound like they're exploring the market to see what options might be available to them, […] They have another incentive to offer—not just this year's first-round pick, but Toronto's first-round pick as well—which they can use to potentially make a trade and bring in some additional assets for the team. I don't think they're looking for a short-term fix. I still think they want to bring someone in. – 11/10 #NHL
— R i N K Y (@RinkyReport) November 11, 2026
– Oh, really?
According to my sources, Montreal is in the lead to host Soccer Canada's National Training Center. It would be in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, with 10+ soccer fields, apartments, a gym, physical therapy facilities, showers, locker rooms, offices, a kitchen, etc. #CFMTL
https://t.co/CoLxCbL3op https://t.co/2eJE42KmQW
— Marinaro & Son – Powered by Sick Media (@marinaroandson) November 10, 2026
– Few scouts at the Bell Centre tonight.
Only three scouts listed in the Bell Centre press box for tonight's game between the #Habs and the Minnesota Wild. https://t.co/XPvrEKTEVk
— Stu Cowan (@StuCowan1) November 10, 2026