The Montreal Canadiens have had an impressive last several weeks, putting themselves into a Wild Card playoff position and being on track to return to the playoffs for the first time since their surpr ...

The Canadiens held on to their three impending unrestricted free agents – defenceman David Savard and forwards ... joins Brad Marchand and Charlie Coyle as the Bruins’ deadline-day departures.

If Don Sweeney is a bit more ambitious, he’ll see what he can land for middle of the road players like Charlie Coyle ... Someone will pay too much for David Savard and the Habs should take ...

Trent Frederic, Justin Brazeau, Charlie Coyle, Brandon Carlo and Brad ... unrestricted free agents in Jake Evans, Joel Armia and David Savard, all of whom figured to have some trade value.

What the Capitals' success this season — and that of previous Stanley Cup winners — is that the most important business is done in the off-season. As Sonny Sachdeva explains, champions are built in ...

It’s likely difficult for Bruins fans to process Don Sweeney taking a wrecking ball to his club Friday, trading stalwarts Brad Marchand, Charlie ... Joel Armia and David Savard.

The Avalanche added Brock Nelson and Charlie Coyle to fortify their center ... which means they did not trade pending UFAs Joel Armia and David Savard. They're 5-011 in their past seven games ...

March 7: The Avalanche acquired C Charlie Coyle and a 2026 fifth-round ... March 7 — The Canadiens are keeping both Joel Armia and David Savard, Daily Faceoff's Frank Seravalli reports.

The Avalanche, who have been busy remaking their roster all season, landed No. 2 center Brock Nelson around midnight then traded for Boston's Charlie ... Joel Armia and David Savard, New York ...

Boston just dealt Charlie ... Savard, Armia and Dvorak were with the Canadiens in Calgary for a training session, just after 1 pm. The Canadiens are arriving for their training session this afternoon ...

So, we agree that it’s between David Savard, Jayden Struble, and Arber Xhekaj. My first thought is to think of Xhekaj. Not because he deserves it, but because he plays less than Struble, who forms an ...