Eric Engels

Canadiens' depth the difference in wild win over Hurricanes

Eric Engels

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Eric Engels, born and raised in Montreal, is in his 16th season on the Canadiens beat. He’s a multi-platform Canadiens and NHL Insider who joined Sportsnet in the spring of 2015. In addition to his written work, Engels is featured on Sportsnet radio across the country and contributes regularly to Sportsnet’s regional and national television broadcasts.

Suzuki's versatility punches his Olympic ticket while Canadiens teammates wait

Nick Suzuki made it impossible for Team Canada to leave him at home this team. The Canadiens captain has earned the call for the Olympics after missing out on the 4 Nations Face-Off.

Canadiens' Montembeault takes big first step toward progress in win over Panthers

Canadiens' Slafkovsky emerging as a threat that can't be ignored

Despite the loss, Juraj Slafkovsky was the best player on the ice for either team on Sunday night, and the Canadiens have needed every bit of that talent of late. Eric Engels digs into Montreal's undeniable emerging star.

Danault finds renewed purpose with Canadiens as Montembeault seeks redemption

Phillip Danault is already feeling better one game into his second stint in Montreal. Eric Engels has the story on Danault's renewal and Samuel Montembeault's upcoming return.

Canadiens take gifts from Bruins to end pre-holiday slog on a high

Geoff Molson committed to making Canadiens a winner on, off the ice

Sportsnet's Eric Engels sat down with Canadiens owner Geoff Molson to talk about how the Canadiens have bounced back as an organization and where they go from here.

With franchise record in hand, Sidney Crosby has given everything to Penguins

Sidney Crosby has already given the Penguins everything, and remarkably, ahead of his 39th birthday, he still has a chance to give them what they need more than anything while finally giving something to himself.

Canadiens' youth steals historic night away from Crosby, Penguins

Canadiens' move for Danault fills holes, signals new phase of rebuild

The Canadiens' future is secure, and they have a surplus of assets to enrich their present. Friday's trade to reunite with Phillip Danault should do exactly that.