Montreal Canadiens Stories

1919 Stanley Cup: Why No Champion Was Crowned

Ken Rosen, author of "1919: The Search for Mankind's Greatest Killer," explains how the series between the Montreal Canadiens and the Seattle Metropolitans ended with several players hospitalized because of the flu -- defenseman Joe Hall died -- and without a winner.
Tony Granato: Brian Gionta Could've Been In NHL This Year

The former Devils, Canadiens and Sabres player is captaining Team USA at the Olympics.
Hockey Media Mourn Death, Celebrate Life Of Red Fisher

Iconic Montreal writer was 91.
USA Hockey Captain Brian Gionta Ecstatic About Bills' Return To Playoffs

Western New York native can remember Buffalo's Super Bowl teams.
Brian Gionta Explains Why He's Training For Olympics, Not Playing In NHL

The 38-year-old former Olympian is giving himself one more opportunity to win gold.
3 Sports Championship Trilogies Before Cavaliers-Warriors

NBA is last of the four major professional sports leagues to have same teams meet for title in a third consecutive season.
Watching Hockey Smarter: Don't Be The 'Shoot The Puck!' Guy

Winning Stanley Cup Playoff games is about more than shots on goal.
A Remarkable Hockey Life: Red Berenson Retires At 77

Michigan icon was two-time All-American and two-time Stanley Cup winner as player, and two-time NCAA champion as coach.
Scoring race continues for Kucherov as Lightning head to Montreal

The Tampa Bay Lightning head to Montreal.
Jonathan Marchessault: 'If you don't make the playoffs, it's almost for nothing'

Panthers' Jonathan Marchessault reacts to loss.