Habs Light Up NHL, Test New Goaltenders

For the NHL, it's March 15th.

Here's what's happening.

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The Montreal Canadians are lighting up the 2025-26 NHL season with a strong 36 wins, 19

losses and 10 overtime.

Losses record, holding third place in the tight Atlantic Division.

This week brings huge games that could lock in their playoff spot, including matchups

against rivals just a few points back.

Sunday marks the Bell Center's 30th anniversary, with a home game versus the Anaheim Ducks.

Expect pre-game tributes, special merchandise for the Alumni Association, and fan meetups

with ex-goly Jocelyn Tibal.

In net, the Habs are testing a fresh young duo after recalling Jacob Fowler to join

Jacob Dobes.

Fans and experts are buzzing to see if they can steady the ship during this playoff push.

Rookie star Ivan Demidoff is turning heads, tying for the top spot on the call to trophy

scoring list.

Meanwhile, the team showed faith in their core by keeping Patrick Lane pass the trade

deadline and adding some depth pieces like Hunter Shepard.

Looking ahead, they host Boston on Tuesday.

Visit Detroit on Thursday, then welcome the New York Islanders on Saturday, all at 7pm

Eastern.

Winds here mean four big points toward home ice in the playoffs.

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