We were treated to several highlights, of course, and here’s a report. 1. Colton Dach scores his first NHL goal The offensive awakening of Kirby Dach with the Montreal […] There were four games in the ...

There were four games in the National Hockey League last night. The Canadiens weren’t in action, but we were still keeping an ...

Kirby Dach scored his ninth of the season, and while he certainly deserves credit for the goal, it must be said the entire team contributed to the scoring play by pinning the Leafs deep in their ...

Again, this is a team-wide issue, as evidenced by penalties by Kirby Dach and Patrik Laine to close out the period, but at some point they’ll want to sit down and have an honest discussion as to ...

The Canadiens are not doing well lately. The Tricolore is currently on a four-game losing streak (0-3-1) while the team is in the thick of the playoff race. During this stretch, the CH has scored only ...

Tuesday's win over the Sharks was anything but a Picasso from the Canadiens. But the Canadiens didn’t need to post art, they needed to post a win and find their footing in a playoff race that was ...

Lane Hutson gains the zone and buys time, giving Kirby Dach all the space in the world with his pass to the other side. This was perhaps his most impressive of three assists on the night.

Kent Hughes "Long term, we're not worried" – Kent Hughes on David Reinbacher. Short-term, cites Kirby Dach as showing the challenges of a player missing time, and the work it takes to get back ...

Dach logged an assist and four hits in Wednesday's 6-3 loss to the Kings. Dach has three helpers over his last two outings. He assisted on Logan Mailloux's tally in the third period of this contests.

A day after writing about the shortcomings of Kirby Dach, Martin St. Louis benched him. He played just 11:57 in the game ...

Dach notched a pair of assists and two hits in Tuesday's 4-3 win over the Sharks.