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Kent Hughes certainly has his work cut out for him this summer, as his team enters likely the most important offseason of the rebuild thus far. After a surprising conference finals appearance that saw them lose to the eventual Stanley Cup Champions, Canadiens fans are beginning to think that it may be time to finally accelerate the rebuild, utilize the team's deep prospect pool, and acquire some players that can help the team win now. However, in doing so, Kent must not accel

After the incredible series win vs the Tampa Bay Lightning on Sunday, the Canadiens now look to their matchup with the Atlantic Division leading Buffalo Sabres. The Lightning were a strong, physical and battle-hardened team, backed by a decade of playoff experience, including multiple Stanley Cups. But the Canadiens' fountain of youth, blazing speed and non-stop energy allowed them to squeak past the aging Tampa Bay squad in a thrilling 7-Game series. The Buffalo Sabres, how

Another Injury... Kirby Dach now finds himself sidelined due to injury for the second time this season, posing questions about his future with the team heading into next season. While Dach's injuries aren't all linked to a singular lingering issue, he is now 25-years-old and has yet to play a full 82-game season in the NHL. Is he really injury-prone, or is he just one of the most unlucky players in the league? The former third-overall pick in the 2019 NHL draft was acquired

Canadiens fans will not let this go. Every member of the fanbase is dying to know who the mystery player is that the Habs went down to the wire on to facilitate a trade. With conflicting reports all over the place, let's try to figure it out based on what we know. Kent Hughes Presser Kent Hughes said during his post-deadline press conference on Friday that he went down to the wire on a deal for a "significant player", but didn't give much details as to who that player was,

The trade deadline has passed, and the final stretch has begun. With around 20 games to go for most teams league-wide, the Norris trophy race has become a large topic of conversation. Several elite defencemen have built strong cases this season, but five names stand above the rest as the race for the Norris Trophy begins to take shape. Here is how the order of the top 5 candidates should look as of today. Number 1: Quinn Hughes - Minnesota Wild Following his departure from