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Michael Frolik Signs In Czechia

There will be no NHL return for Michael Frolik but he’s not ready to hang up his skates just yet. After spending last season in the Swiss league, the veteran forward has signed a one-year deal in his native Czechia with Bili Tygri Liberec. Frolik, 34, played nearly 900 games in the NHL before depart...

Cole’s Notes From Around the League: 10/9/21-10/15/21

Brian Boyle

Ed Mulholland-USA TODAY Sports The latest in transaction news from across the NHL. Anaheim Ducks The Ducks made no moves this week. Arizona Coyotes The Coyotes signed goaltender Anson Thornton to a three-year entry-level contract. Boston Bruins The Bruins signed defenceman Ch...

Ilya Nikolaev makes a strong first impression

Martin Pospíšil

Ilya Nikolaev won’t be playing pro hockey this season. After a fairly up-and-down season back in Russia, Nikolaev will be spending 2021-22 adapting to North American hockey with the junior Tri-City Storm of the USHL. He got his first taste of North American hockey on Monday night in a rookie game ag...

FGD 44: A big time rematch with the Habs (4pm MT, SN West)

Dominik Simon

The Calgary Flames (19-21-3, 41 points) have won three games in a row, upgrading their playoff hopes from “fanciful” to “a possibility.” They can get a little closer to making these dreams a reality when they face the Montreal Canadiens (18-13-9, 45 points) again at Bell Centre in scenic Montreal. T...

Staal's historic Canadiens debut the latest sample of depth team is built on

Buffalo Sabres

There’s big, and then there’s monumental. Eric Staal's overtime winner in his debut was monumental — and not just because it made Canadiens history.

Canadiens look rested, sharp as team kicks off taxing stretch drive

Tomáš Tatar

Regrettable as the cause might've been, the unexpected opportunity to rest has the Canadiens looking sharp and rested as they head into the stretch drive — which is pivotal, given the 24 games they have headed towards them over the next 42 nights.

Price, Canadiens shut out Oilers after COVID-19 pause

Joel Armia

MONTREAL -- The Montreal Canadiens scored 18 seconds into their first game in 10 days and defeated the Edmonton Oilers 4-0 at Bell Centre on Tuesday.Artturi Lehkonen, Brendan Gallagher and Tomas Tatar each had a goal and an assist for Montreal (15-8-9).Forward Michael Frolik made his Montreal debut...

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