Montreal Canadiens schedule

The Montreal Canadiens are the oldest continuously operating team in the NHL and the most successful, with 24 Stanley Cup titles. Their legacy began with their first championship in 1916 and soared in the 1950s and 1970s, particularly under coaches like Toe Blake and Scotty Bowman. The team's stars, such as Maurice Richard, Jean Béliveau, and Guy Lafleur, have become legendary figures in hockey history.

The Canadiens continued their success into the 1970s, winning six more Stanley Cups, including four from 1976 to 1979. After winning their last Stanley Cup in 1993, the Canadiens saw periods of struggle, with only a few playoff highlights in the 2000s and 2010s. Notable moments include their unexpected run to the Stanley Cup finals in 2021, following a pandemic-altered season, where they ultimately lost to the Tampa Bay Lightning.

Montreal Canadiens Regular Season 2024-2025 Schedule

The Montreal Canadiens' 2024-2025 regular season begins with a home game on October 9, 2024, against the Toronto Maple Leafs at 7:00 pm, followed by a back-to-back on October 10, 2024, against the Boston Bruins at TD Garden. Throughout October, the Canadiens will face rivals like the Ottawa Senators, Pittsburgh Penguins, and Los Angeles Kings, with several home games at the Bell Centre.

The schedule continues into the new year with key games, including a Western road trip in early January against Chicago, Colorado, and Vancouver, followed by home games against Dallas and Toronto. The Canadiens will face Tampa Bay in February and play against Florida and Buffalo in March. To close the regular season, the Canadiens have notable clashes, including a game against Boston at the Bell Centre and the regular-season finale at home against Carolina.

The following table showcases the Montreal Canadiens 2024-25 regular season schedule:

Montreal Canadiens key events of the 2024-2025 season

During the 2024-2025 season, several Montreal Canadiens players are set to reach personal milestones. Brendan Gallagher is 24 points away from 450, while Nick Suzuki needs just 14 points for 300. Cole Caufield aims for 100 goals, 100 assists, and 200 points. Juraj Slafkoky, after a solid sophomore year, is closing in on 50 goals and 100 points.

Newly acquired Patrik Laine is just 12 points away from 400 and 20 games shy of 500. Veteran David Savard is five games from his 800th, and Joel Armia is approaching 100 goals and 200 points. Sam Montembeault, the Canadiens' starting goalie, is also on track to rise in the team's all-time rankings for wins and games played.