Tuesday Habs Headlines: Seeing the Big Picture

Montreal Canadiens News and Notes

Nick Suzuki’s best skill has always been his understanding of the game. [TVA Sports]
Suzuki is one of the players not currently named to Team Canada whose performances have been the most impressive. [The Athletic]
It is early days yet, but based on the current standings, it looks like Montreal is one of a number of teams leading what appears to a changing of the guard. [Radio-Canada]
Kirby Dach has been through a lot, and it is not lost on his teammates. [TVA Sports | La Presse]
Accountability isn’t just for the players, it’s for the coaches, and Martin St-Louis holds himself to the same standard. [Sportsnet | TVA Sports]
Dach, St-Louis, veterans, and more Habs talk. [The Athletic]
Like his team, St-Louis continues to improve and gain experience. [Montreal Gazette]
The Habs’ shooting percentage is going to come back down to earth, and they’re aware of it, but while they are aware of, and interested in improving their shot volume, they’re not interested in doing so to the detriment of their game control. [TVA Sports | La Presse]
Jakub Dobes is one of a number of players having a breakout season. [TSN]
Montreal’s Cap situation and future is currently one of the better ones in the league. [The Athletic]
Danièle Sauvageau, the GM of the Victoire will be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. [Canadiens]
The Victoire will be participating in five of the PWHL’s Takeover Tour games. [Montreal Gazette]

Zdeno Chara, Joe Thornton, and Duncan Keith lead a remarkable 2025 HHOF group. [TSN]
Marc Bergevin named GM of Canada’s Spengler Cup team. [TSN | Montreal Gazette]
Jiri Kulich will miss time for the Sabres due to a serious blood clot. [TSN]
Five problems the Leafs are facing. [Sportsnet]
Team Canada is narrowing down its list of players to complete their Olympic roster. [NHL]
Filip Forsberg and Adam Wilsby are excited to give back to their communities. [NHL]
The Flames can learn from the NHL’s current scoring leaders. [Sportsnet]