The Montreal Canadiens have been one of the more active teams this offseason, pulling off some headline-making moves that signal the organization’s continued push toward competitiveness.

In today’s links, Roy discusses his former player, John Sedgwick is honoured for his work with Laval, Sharks add veterans, Blackhawks don’t, and all signs point to sticking with a decentralized draft.

The Rochester Americans will open their 70th season as an American Hockey League franchise at 7:05 p.m. Oct. 10 against the ...

Just two weeks after the American Hockey League awarded the Abbotsford Canucks the Calder Cup, the league -- including the Utica Comets -- announced the full 2025-26 season schedule on Thursday, July ...

As reported earlier this Spring, the Living Sisu Hockey League will begin its activities for this Summer on July 7 for the women’s league and on July 8 for the men’s. Last night, the draft was held ...

Today, Seattle Kraken General Manager Jason Botterill announced that the club has agreed to terms with defenseman Cale Fleury on a two-year, one-way contract extension ($890,000 AAV) starting in the ...

The Montreal Canadiens would benefit from the physicality of these Laval Rocket players.

Tonight, the Laval Rocket were trying to avoid elimination against the Charlotte Checkers. Trailing 0-3 in the series, the habs’ club-school had their work cut out to try and turn their series ...

Laval Rocket prospect report: Owen Beck and Sean Farrell put in the effort in Game 3 loss It wasn’t a good Sunday afternoon for the Rocket, but some players still found a way to make an impression.

Charlotte Checkers defeated Laval Rocket in Sunday’s Game 3 of the AHL’s Eastern Conference Final at Bojangles Coliseum. Who scored for Checkers?

The Laval Rocket were having a Cinderella story season, that is until they matched with the Charlotte Checkers.