
- The Leafs once
- The Oilers once
- The Panthers three times
- The Hurricanes twice
- The Avalanche once
- The Sharks (once)
- The Hawks (once)
- The Preds (once)
- The Kraken (once)
- The Sabres (twice)
- The Flyers (twice)
It’s interesting:

Facing the Panthers three times is clearly not easy, but let’s remember that the Canadiens won their only game against the Florida team this season with a score of 4-0.
It’s also important to mention that the Canadiens have had a lot of success this year against the last champion teams (Avalanche, Lightning, Panthers).
And we saw how Martin St-Louis’ team easily beat the Hurricanes on Tuesday night.
The Canadiens’ next game will be played at the Bell Center on Thursday, with the struggling San Jose Sharks visiting.
It will start tomorrow night against the Sharks and the fans will still be treated to the Hutson-Celebrini matchup. We’ll see which of the two rookies will stand out more.
In rafale
– Slafkovsky seems to be understanding his role more and more, and that’s a good thing.
Juraj Slafkovsky yesterday on maintaining his anger:
— /r/Habs (@HabsOnReddit) February 26, 2025
– To read.
It’s time to call the Preds’ GM, Barry Trotz, proposes @JiCLajoie
— TVA Sports (@TVASports) February 26, 2025
– The decision to send him back to Europe was undoubtedly the best decision.
With two points yesterday, Oliver Kapanen with Timrå IK this season
– 14 goals
– 16 assists
– 30 points in 30 games
– 4th in points per game in the SHL pic.twitter.com/c3maXuE457— /r/Habs (@HabsOnReddit) February 27, 2025
– Already the 50th episode of the Passion MLB podcast:
Passion MLB – The Podcast, Episode 50 https://t.co/0uvdwF2Bq3
— Passion MLB (@passion_mlb) February 27, 2025
– This dunk will definitely be a candidate for dunk of the year.
SHAEDON SHARPE MY GOODNESS pic.twitter.com/xNk9YbTBfX
— NBA (@NBA) February 27, 2025