Former Montreal Canadiens defenseman Jeff Petry is on the move. The Florida Panthers have announced that they have traded Petry to the Minnesota Wild in exchange for a 2026 seventh-round pick. With the Panthers' playoff hopes being low,

The Montreal Canadiens may have to move on after learning that one of their top trade targets is unlikely to be dealt before the deadline.

How will allowing seven goals in a loss to San Jose impact Canadiens management as they head toward the trade deadline?

The Calgary Flames might be cooking up a trade for a Montreal Canadiens defenceman ahead of Friday's deadline.

Although they do not have a ton of money to work with, the Canadiens do have attractive prospects to trade. ESPN previously rated Montreal as having the fifth-best prospect pool in the NHL. While they have assets, Hughes will be hoping that he can grab a right-shot blueliner without giving up too much in return.

The Canadiens have a lack of jam and management has a decision to make whether to pay now to get it or wait for the offseason.

The Montreal Canadiens visit the Anaheim Ducks after Alexander Newhook scored two goals in the Canadiens' 7-5 loss to the San Jose Sharks

The Anaheim Ducks have been one of the most pleasant surprises of the 2025-26 NHL season. The rebuilding California squad has spent most of the season in a playoff position and, at times, even held the top spot in the Pacific Division.

The Canadiens could have a slight chance to get Vincent Trocheck as one potential suitor could be out of race ahead of the NHL trade deadline.