Canadiens Young Forward Should Be Even Better Next Season

TRENDINGNFL news, live updatesLLWS scores, scheduleFantasy Football Draft KitRobot beats Bolt WRWeek 2 NFL Preseason BlitzStory byStory byCanadiens Young Forward Should Be Even Better Next SeasonMichael DeRosaSun, August 23, 2026 at 11:30 PM UTC·1 min readAbout Our AdsRecommended StoriesWhat 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 NewsWhat 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. 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The Hockey News' Point Projections For Newest CapitalsThe Washington Capitals have a couple of new faces up front following their blockbuster offseason, with Alex Tuch and Jordan Kyrou joining the mix and looking to bolster the top-6.The Hockey News - Washington CapitalsFormer Canadiens Forward Still A Free Agent After Tough SeasonThis former Canadiens forward is still a free agent.The Hockey News - Montreal CanadiensMontreal 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.HEAVYCanadiens 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 CanadiensCanadiens 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.HEAVYCanadiens 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 CanadiensThe Hockey News' Latest Yearbook & Fantasy Guide Provides Insight Into The 2026-27 Vancouver CanucksThe Hockey News' 2026-27 Yearbook & Fantasy Guide is now available.The Hockey News - Vancouver CanucksMaple Leafs May Not Need Matthews as Much as They ThinkThe Toronto Maple Leafs may not be nearly as dependent on Auston Matthews as it may seem on the surface, given a new arrival. The post Maple Leafs May Not Need Matthews as Much as They Think appeared first on HEAVY.HEAVYPenguins news: Kyle Dubas opens up about goaltending battle ahead of 2026-27 seasonThe Pittsburgh Penguins hope for a return to the Stanley Cup Playoffs during the 2026-27 campaign. Pittsburgh is looking at its young prospects to help out during the next campaign. Two of those prospects are goaltenders, in Sergei Murashov and Joel Blomqvist. Penguins management believes these two net minders have a chance to provide quality […] The post Penguins news: Kyle Dubas opens up about goaltending battle ahead of 2026-27 season appeared first on ClutchPoints.ClutchPointsSyracuse Crunch 2026-27 American Hockey League Season PreviewAn offseason overhaul and a new wave of prospects put the spotlight on Joel Bouchard and the Crunch culture. Can they keep it up and maintain a steady pipeline for the Lightning?The Hockey NewsRanking the Projected First Line for the Kings in 2027The projected first line for the Los Angeles Kings are Adrian Kempe, Artemi Panarin and Quinton Byfield. Here’s how each forward will rank based on expected production for next season.The Hockey News - Los Angeles Kings