Canadiens Slafkovsky Lands In NHL Top 15 Assists

TRENDINGNFL news, live updatesCaitlin Clark on fireIncredible Phillies comebackLLWS scores, scheduleFantasy Football Draft KitStory byStory byCanadiens Slafkovsky Lands In NHL Top 15 AssistsKarine HainsMon, August 24, 2026 at 11:00 AM UTC·2 min readAbout Our AdsRecommended StoriesCanadiens' perfect trade target amid 2026 NHL Free AgencyThe Montreal Canadiens are clearly a team that is surging after their performance down the stretch during the regular season and in last year’s Stanley Cup playoffs. Head coach Marty St. Louis has a team that is clearly dangerous after beating both the Tampa Bay Lightning and the Buffalo Sabres in the seventh game of consecutive Stanley Cup playoff […] The post Canadiens' perfect trade target amid 2026 NHL Free Agency appeared first on ClutchPoints.ClutchPointsGrading the Offseason Moves in the Atlantic Division: Montreal CanadiensThe Montreal Canadiens are no longer rebuilding. They are certainly a team on the move. Last season saw the Canadiens […] This article: Grading the Offseason Moves in the Atlantic Division: Montreal Canadiens originally appeared on Florida Hockey Now.Florida Hockey NowCanadiens Young Forward Should Be Even Better Next SeasonDon't be surprised if this Canadiens youngster has an even better season in 2026-27.The Hockey News - Montreal CanadiensAdvertisementAdvertisementCanadiens Are Still Missing Some Big Puzzle PiecesA month ago, we discussed the possibility of the Montreal Canadiens acquiring Zach Withecloud from the Calgary Flames to shore up the right side of their blueline. There’s a hole there, and it needs addressing sooner rather than later. In an ideal world, Lane Hutson wouldn’t have to play on his off side, nor would Kaiden Guhle. On his Habscast podcast on Saturday night, Grant McCagg made an interesting suggestion.The Hockey News - Montreal CanadiensWhat To Expect From Lane Hutson In His Third YearMontreal Canadiens defenseman Lane Hutson was sixth on NHL Network's top 20 defensemen right now rankings and there was good reason for that. Here's what you should expect from him in his third season.The Hockey News - Montreal CanadiensMartin Necas Talks Avalanche’s Intensity, Potential Line ChangesMartin Necas was recently interviewed in his native language and shared his thoughts on Nathan MacKinnon and his time with […] The post Martin Necas Talks Avalanche’s Intensity, Potential Line Changes appeared first on Colorado Hockey Now.Colorado Hockey NowWhat Does A Successful 2026-27 NHL Season Look Like For The Montreal Canadiens?The Montreal Canadiens had a step-forward season in 2025-26, finishing in third in the Atlantic Division and winning two Stanley Cup playoff rounds. But what does a successful 2026-27 season look like for the Habs? Is it a Cup-or-bust year for Montreal, or is slow-but-continual improvement the key?The Hockey NewsFormer Canadiens Forward Still A Free Agent After Tough SeasonThis former Canadiens forward is still a free agent.The Hockey News - Montreal CanadiensCanadiens Working Hard To Keep Xhekaj And BolducMontreal Canadiens owner, president, and chief operating officer Geoff Molson believes the team's two remaining RFAs are important players.The Hockey News - Montreal CanadiensDitD & Open Post - 8/23/26: Breakout Campaign EditionNew Jersey Devils & Related Hockey Links for 8/23/26SB NationWeekly Cupcakes: Avalanche are hoping L’Heureux brings physicalityColorado Avalanche News News Around the LeagueSB NationThe Avalanche Are Dead Last In One NHL Ranking — And They Shouldn't CareThe Avalanche may be dead last in one NHL prospect ranking, but with a Stanley Cup window still open, Colorado has far more important things to worry about right now.The Hockey News - Colorado AvalancheMontreal Canadiens Named as Trade Fit for $4.4 Million 22-Goal CenterThe Montreal Canadiens have spent much of the summer resisting the urge to force another major move.A fresh trade possibility could give general manager Kent Hughes a way to strengthen the middle of his lineup without chasing one of the biggest names on the market.Ken MacMillan of The Hockey Writers named the Calgary Flames as one […] The post Montreal Canadiens Named as Trade Fit for $4.4 Million 22-Goal Center appeared first on HEAVY.HEAVYMartin Necas Weighs In on Nathan MacKinnon After First Full Season TogetherMartin Necas was recently asked about his relationship with Nathan MacKinnon after playing his first full season alongside the Colorado […] The post Martin Necas Weighs In on Nathan MacKinnon After First Full Season Together appeared first on Colorado Hockey Now.Colorado Hockey NowMeet The Colorado Avalanche’s Newest Bad BoyZach L’Heureux brings the Colorado Avalanche something they desperately needed — an edge — and at just $875,000 per season, he could prove to be one of the NHL’s sneakiest offseason steals.The Hockey News - Colorado AvalancheCanadiens Shouldn’t Rush to Trade Arber XhekajThe Montreal Canadiens might do well to think things through before trading RFA Arber Xhekaj, amid increasing rumors. The post Canadiens Shouldn’t Rush to Trade Arber Xhekaj appeared first on HEAVY.HEAVYTop 20 NHL Centers: Macklin Celebrini Joins Hockey's EliteMacklin Celebrini's sophomore season to remember with the San Jose Sharks continues to bring him a considerable amount of accolades. On Sunday, he was named the third best center in the NHL by NHL Network, improving from 19th place last summer.The Hockey News - San Jose SharksCanadiens Players To Attend Hockey FestLooking for something to do with the kids on Sunday? Look no further than Hockey Fest.The Hockey News - Montreal CanadiensSakic Mum on Lehkonen Extension Talks; Can Bednar Start Season as a Lame-Duck Coach?Joe Sakic’s media availability Sunday ahead of the Colorado Avalanche’s Alumni Game against the DU Pioneers at Magness Arena was […] The post Sakic Mum on Lehkonen Extension Talks; Can Bednar Start Season as a Lame-Duck Coach? appeared first on Colorado Hockey Now.Colorado Hockey NowMaple Leafs Could Find Blueline Solution from Division RivalThe Toronto Maple Leafs could find so much-needed blueline depth with help from a heated Atlantic Division rival. The post Maple Leafs Could Find Blueline Solution from Division Rival appeared first on HEAVY.HEAVY