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Canadiens Heritage Classic Preview: Habs Head Outdoors

The Montreal Canadiens (5-3-2) host the Winnipeg Jets (4-3-3) Sunday at 7 p.m. ET in the 2026 NHL Heritage Classic at Princess Auto Stadium. While outdoor games often suffer from poor ice and limited viewership, the matchup carries real stakes: Montreal must sustain its offensive spark without captain Nick Suzuki, and tighten its defense after recent blown leads. The Habs entered the weekend with a 4-1 win over the Chicago Blackhawks, highlighted by Jake Evans’ two goals. Winnipeg, fresh off trading star goalie Connor Hellebuyck to New Jersey, looks to rebound with a revamped roster. The game airs on Sportsnet, TVA Sports, TNT and HBO Max.

Blackhawks vs. Panthers: Matinee Matchup, Lineup Changes, Preview, & Watch Game 11

The Chicago Blackhawks (3-7-0) host the Florida Panthers (5-4-2) Sunday at 2 p.m. CT in the United Center, marking the first of two regular‑season meetings. After a 4‑1 loss to Montreal and a stretch of back‑to‑back defeats, Chicago needs a win to climb out of a tie for the league’s second‑fewest points. Key lineup changes include rookie Kevin Korchinski returning to the blue line, Andrew Mangiapane back in the forward group, and Bowen Byram out with an upper‑body injury. Florida, coming off a 4‑0 shutout loss, will be without Aleksander Barkov, Brad Marchand and goalie Jacob Markstrom, but will feature former Blackhawk Seth Jones and Gustav Forsling on defense. Goaltenders Spencer Knight (3‑5‑0) and Akira Schmid (2‑2‑1) start for Chicago and Florida respectively.

Gameday 12: Florida Panthers at Chicago Blackhawks

The Florida Panthers (5-4-2) aim to snap a two‑game skid against the Chicago Blackhawks (3-7-0) at the United Center this afternoon. Coming off a 5‑1 defeat to Ottawa and a shutout in their previous game, the Panthers are on the tough end of a four‑game road trip. Chicago, struggling with seven losses, looks to capitalize on Florida's recent struggles. The matchup offers a chance for the Panthers to regain momentum and for the Blackhawks to secure a rare win in the Windy City.

Lariviere: It’s Going To Take A Village For The Canadiens With No Nick Suzuki

For the first time in 546 games, the Montreal Canadiens took to the ice without Nick Suzuki and played a game that resembled the trademark 200-foot game of the reigning Selke Trophy winner in a 4-1 road win over the Chicago Blackhawks on Friday night.  The win was a perfect example of how the Canadiens’ […] The post Lariviere: It’s Going To Take A Village For The Canadiens With No Nick Suzuki appeared first on The Sick Podcast .

Bottom Six Minutes: Sans Suzuki, Jake Evans steps up for Montreal

For the first time since Nick Suzuki’s debut, the Montreal Canadiens play without him on Friday night in Chicago. Despite a shaky start, the Canadiens build a two‑goal lead against the Blackhawks and stay aggressive, with Jake Evans stepping up to fill the leadership void. The article details how Evans and the bottom‑six unit respond in the final minutes, highlighting key plays, scoring chances, and the team’s ability to maintain control without their captain.

Hawks Hits: Blashill’s Postgame, No Depth Scoring, Missed Chances

The Chicago Blackhawks fall 4-1 to the Montreal Canadiens on Oct. 24, 2026, dropping to a 3‑7‑0 start and ranking last in several offensive categories. Captain Connor Bedard scores early, but the Hawks manage only one goal in the last 120 minutes of play. Coach Jeff Blashill claims the team “out‑chanced” Montreal despite being outshot 27‑23 and trailing in high‑danger chances and expected goals. Veteran Ian Cole urges the squad to win puck battles after a lifeless third‑period effort that drew the first boos of the season. With the Blackhawks 30th in goals per game (2.20) and power‑play percentage (10.3%), the article examines missed chances and the urgent need for improvement.

Sick Puck Links: Canadiens ?; Jets Trade Hellebuyck; NHL Trade Rumors

Get ready to start your day with the latest and hottest Montreal Canadiens news, plus NHL trade and free agent rumors from around the hockey world! Here are your Sick Podcast Puck links: Sick Links: The Montreal Canadiens beat the Chicago Blackhawks 4-1 behind two goals and an assist from Jake Evans and 20 saves […] The post Sick Puck Links: Canadiens ?; Jets Trade Hellebuyck; NHL Trade Rumors appeared first on The Sick Podcast .

Sick Puck Links: Canadiens Win; Jets Trade Hellebuyck; NHL Trade Rumors

Get ready to start your day with the latest and hottest Montreal Canadiens news, plus NHL trade and free agent rumors from around the hockey world! Here are your Sick Podcast Puck links: Sick Links: The Montreal Canadiens beat the Chicago Blackhawks 4-1 behind two goals and an assist from Jake Evans and 20 saves […] The post Sick Puck Links: Canadiens Win; Jets Trade Hellebuyck; NHL Trade Rumors appeared first on The Sick Podcast .

Saturday Caterwaul: Florida Panthers Open Forum

The Florida Panthers sit idle on Saturday, gearing up for a Sunday matinee at the United Center against the Chicago Blackhawks. After a rough road swing, losing two straight, the Panthers sit 5‑4‑2 overall and sixth in the Atlantic Division. Meanwhile, AHL standout Gracyn Shawcyn nets the game-winner for the Charlotte Checkers, 9:50 into the third period, securing a 3‑2 win. The preview hints at whether the Panthers can bounce back after their recent slump.

A Big Bag of Milk: Canadiens 4, Blackhawks 1

The Montreal Canadiens dismantle the Chicago Blackhawks 4-1 on Oct. 24 at the United Center after a five‑day layoff. Connor Bedard puts Chicago on the board just five minutes in, but a late‑first‑period turnover by Ryan Greene leads to a Kirby Dach‑to‑Jake Evans pass that sparks Montreal’s offensive surge. The Canadiens pile on three unanswered goals to seal the win, leaving the Blackhawks struggling to regain momentum.

Blackhawks Lifeless Late, Lose 4-1 To Canadiens

The Chicago Blackhawks fall 4-1 to the Montreal Canadiens at the United Center, extending their slump to seven losses in ten games (3-7-0). Connor Bedard scores early, but the Hawks cannot generate offense as Jacob Fowler stops 20 of 21 shots. Montreal answers with four unanswered goals — Jake Evans (2), Kaiden Guhle and Mike Matheson — including a shorthanded strike that gives the visitors the lead. Missed power‑play chances and a lackluster third period seal Chicago’s fate. The loss drops the Canadiens to 5-3-2 and highlights the Hawks’ offensive drought, with only 12 shots on goal in the final 45 minutes. Key names: Bedard, Patrick Kane, Jordan Greenway for Chicago; Evans, Guhle, Matheson for Montreal.