In my opinion, David Savard and Jake Evans (unless Evans asks for the moon) should stay, and guys like Christian Dvorak and Joel Armia can be more easily traded. The Snake, that said, would trade ...

From the bunch, in Montreal, we’re closely watching Jake Evans and Joel Armia. We know that the two upcoming free agents are the best trading chips the Canadiens have… and we can wonder if ...

The Montreal Canadiens' strong penalty kill made them a potent force last year. They had the most penalty kills in the regular season with a total of 208 and were ranked in terms of percentage with 80 ...

We often come back to Jake Evans, but he’s the most visible player for the Canadiens right now. He really has the potential to change a team’s power play disadvantage.

And here, you’ll understand that I’m talking about Christian Dvorak and Joel Armia. Both veterans played on the ... And with ...

Joel Armia is no longer with the Canadiens. The veteran will continue his career in Los Angeles after signing a two-year contract ($2.5 million per year) with the Kings. But it wasn’t because he no ...

Over the years, Evans has developed expertise as a penalty killer, a skill essential for a team to contend. Alongside linemate Joel Armia and defensemen Mike Matheson and Alexandre Carrier, he ...

Evans delivered the eventual game-winner to put Montreal up 3-1 with 1:32 left in the second period. Tampa Bay's Nikita Kucherov answered 26 seconds later, but Joel Armia and Brendan Gallagher ...

Joel Armia isn’t afraid to say it: he wants to stay in Montreal. The Habs made the decision not to trade him as a rental and to keep him for the playoff race. His defensive importance and puck ...

It’s never easy to evaluate Joel Armia’s season. He’s a talented player, but has been cast as a supporting player due to the fluctuation in his performance. After the 2021 Stanley Cup final ...

With Joel Armia on one wing and rookie Emil Heineman on the other, Evans masterfully pivoted the Canadiens' fourth (and sometimes third) line.

So, in warm-up, we kept an eye on everything… and noticed a change: Ivan Demidov took his reps with Jake Evans and Emil Heineman. Joel Armia was with Patrik Laine and Alex Newhook.