A few weeks from the Montreal Canadiens training camp, the excitement surrounding the 2026-27 season continues to grow. The team will open its campaign in Toronto on September 29 against the Maple Leafs, but even before the players slip their skates, a major record could be settled in a much more casual setting than the Bell Centre's offices. According to journalist Stu Cowan of the Montreal Gazette, invited to Tony Marinaro's Sick Podcast, the …
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A few weeks from the Montreal Canadiens training camp, the excitement surrounding the 2026-27 season continues to grow. The team will open its campaign in Toronto on September 29 against the Maple Leafs, but even before the players slip their skates, a major record could be settled in a much more casual setting than the Bell Centre's offices. According to journalist Stu Cowan of the Montreal Gazette, invited to Tony Marinaro's Sick Podcast, the …