Eric Engels

Danault finds renewed purpose with Canadiens as Montembeault seeks redemption

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.

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

With nearly half the season banked, despite adversity that came with injuries, illness, a goaltending crisis and one particularly bad run of play, the Canadiens have remained on the path they wanted to be on from the start.

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

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

It was supposed to be Sid the Kid’s night, but it belonged to the kids on the Montreal Canadiens instead.

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

Bolduc’s growth on display for Canadiens in impressive showing

Zachary Bolduc has been finding it of late, and it should be through clear eyes that he sees what enabled him to score the tying and winning goals in Thursday’s game.

Canadiens' Hutson proving he's ready for more responsibility

Lane Hutson was forced to lead on Tuesday against the Flyers. And even though the Canadiens lost, the result wasn't representative of the sophomore defenceman's dominant play.

Canadiens answer embarrassing loss with 'best game of the season'

Canadiens got what they deserved in overtime loss to Rangers

Canadiens coach Martin St. Louis didn't mince words after an OT loss to the Rangers, calling out his team's immaturity. The Canadiens must learn from everything that happened.