Stanley Cup Playoffs, Sabres and Canadiens
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Round 1 was quite a ride for the Sabres and their fans, a rollercoaster that started with an exhilarating comeback at home and ended with a bounce-back win on the road. There was a blowout win, an overtime loss, and plenty of memorable moments in-between.
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Yes, Sabres still play Canadian national anthem 'O Canada' even when playing Canadiens in playoffs
Yes, Sabres still play Canadian national anthem 'O Canada' even when playing Canadiens in playoffs originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. It's become a topic of conversation this postseason: The Buffalo Sabres play both the U.S. and Canada national anthems before their home games.
Get ready for Game 6 as the Montreal Canadiens face the Tampa Bay Lightning. Discover what makes the Canadiens unique.
The young stars were bright in the 2026 NHL season, but three players rose above the rest in the race for the Calder Trophy. Ivan Demidov of the Montreal Canadiens, Matthew Schaefer of the New York Islanders and Beckett Sennecke of the Anaheim Ducks were announced as finalists for the NHL’s rookie of the year award during Tuesday’s broadcast of the NHL Draft Lottery.
The Buffalo Sabres find themselves breathing rarefied air after advancing to the second round of the Eastern Conference playoffs for the first time since 2007.
The Tampa Bay Lightning and Montreal Canadiens have competed in a gritty, physical six games so far, with each team winning 3 games, two of which came on game w
The most compelling second-round series is definitely the Montreal Canadiens facing the Buffalo Sabres. It is the first time these Atlantic Division rivals have met in the playoff
The Montreal Canadiens are Canada’s last hope in the 2026 NHL playoffs, but will hockey fans jump on the bandwagon to celebrate national pride?
Montreal's first-round series vs. Tampa Bay was about as good is it gets, as the Habs won Game 7 on the road Sunday, 2-1, despite only NINE shots on goal! I've never heard of that. It apparently was the second-lowest total in a playoff game since shots on goal were first officially tracked during the 1959-60 season,