
Locked On Canadiens - Daily Podcast on the Montreal Canadiens
by Scott Matla, Locked On Podcast Network, Laura Saba
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Can Montreal Canadiens benefit from NHL trade requests? Can Maddox Dagenais fall to Habs? Mailbag
Jun 12, 2026
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STEAL: Mike Matheson, Noah Dobson SHINE for Montreal Canadiens | 2C HUNT - Who Are the Caps?
Jun 11, 2026
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Montreal Canadiens Kaiden Guhle: playoff warrior | Should Habs look to Kraken for possible trades?
Jun 10, 2026
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Breakthrough: Montreal Canadiens’ Jakub Dobes DOMINATES As Top Goalie – Season Report Card Analysis
Jun 9, 2026
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Montreal Canadiens Nick Suzuki, Cole Caufield win Selke, Lady Byng | Matthew Knies non-trade fallout
Jun 8, 2026
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| 6/12/26 | ![]() Can Montreal Canadiens benefit from NHL trade requests? Can Maddox Dagenais fall to Habs? Mailbag | NHL stars sound off—will the Montreal Canadiens cash in? Brendan Gallagher, Dylan Larkin, Darnell Nurse, and Connor Hellebuyck are all at the heart of dramatic trade chatter as player power reshapes the league. Laura Saba and Ian Boisvert debate whether the Canadiens can snag a top-6 center or scoring winger as rivals search for locker room solutions and cap space. From player autonomy to trade clause strategy, who will make the boldest move before the draft? Spotlight shifts to NHL Draft riser Maddox Dagenais, the Canadiens’ 2C strategy, and what Montreal’s front office should (or shouldn't) do with coveted players like Ivan Demidov and Lane Hutson. Plus, relive the best moments of Montreal’s rollercoaster season—from Cole Caufield’s 50-goal milestone to the unforgettable playoff surge. Can Kent Hughes outmaneuver shaky GMs and tilt the future in the Habs’ favour? | — | ||||||
| 6/11/26 | ![]() STEAL: Mike Matheson, Noah Dobson SHINE for Montreal Canadiens | 2C HUNT - Who Are the Caps? | Montreal Canadiens locked up Mike Matheson with a contract extension this fall —magic or mistake? With Matheson’s evolving role as a defensive anchor, Ian Boisvert and Laura Saba assess his impact, the team-friendly $6 million price tag, and what this means for the blue line’s future. Can Matheson maintain his playoff form, and does his leadership accelerate the Canadiens’ rebuild? The hosts also break down Noah Dobson’s first season in Montreal, debating whether his acquisition filled key defensive gaps and how his chemistry with Matheson elevates the team. Trade rumors swirl as the duo sizes up the Washington Capitals and considers the fit of players like Pierre-Luc Dubois and Dylan Strome as Montreal’s elusive 2C. With playoff performance, salary cap strategy, and lineup evolution on the table, the Canadiens’ path to contention comes sharply into focus. | — | ||||||
| 6/10/26 | ![]() Montreal Canadiens Kaiden Guhle: playoff warrior | Should Habs look to Kraken for possible trades? | Montreal Canadiens fans witness Kaiden Guhle’s fierce playoff emergence, but could his future with the team be in jeopardy? As trade rumors swirl and defensive depth creates tough decisions, Montreal’s management faces pivotal choices that could reshape the blue line—especially with Guhle’s physical edge and reliable first pass standing out in high-stakes postseason moments. Laura Saba and Ian Boisvert break down Guhle’s season grades, explore second-line centre options via potential trades with the Seattle Kraken—including Matty Beniers and Chandler Stephenson—and debate which core defensemen might be moved for long-term gains. The hosts also speculate on which must-see moments will feature in Season 3 of "The Rebuild," from the blockbuster Matthew Knies non-trade drama to behind-the-scenes revelations on team chemistry and leadership. Will the Canadiens find the missing piece for a contending roster, or are bigger shakeups on the horizon? | — | ||||||
| 6/9/26 | ![]() Breakthrough: Montreal Canadiens’ Jakub Dobes DOMINATES As Top Goalie – Season Report Card Analysis | Montreal Canadiens’ goalie trio faces a turning point—has Jakob Dobeš locked down the starter’s net for good? Ian Boisvert and Laura Saba issue their season report cards as Dobeš’s breakout, including elite playoff numbers and unwavering emotion, fuels optimism for Montreal’s future between the pipes. What does this mean for Sam Montembeault after a shocking drop-off in goals saved above expected, and is Jacob Fowler the next big thing in goal? The hosts explore the Canadiens’ upcoming goaltending battle, debate if Montembeault can rebound, and highlight Kent Hughes’s cautious approach to summer moves as NHL trade rumors swirl. With teams like the Minnesota Wild and Edmonton Oilers making puzzling decisions, will Montreal capitalize on the chaos? Tune in for sharp analysis, player grades, and an inside look at the biggest offseason questions facing the Canadiens. | — | ||||||
| 6/8/26 | ![]() Montreal Canadiens Nick Suzuki, Cole Caufield win Selke, Lady Byng | Matthew Knies non-trade fallout | Montreal Canadiens’ Nick Suzuki captures the Selke Trophy in a decisive landslide while Cole Caufield surprisingly secures the Lady Byng. Can these award-winning performances fuel the Habs’ push toward true contender status? Laura Saba and Ian Boisvert break down the Canadiens’ rising stars, the fallout from the failed Matthew Knies trade with the Toronto Maple Leafs, and mounting tensions between the rival front offices. Key segments spotlight the evolving meaning of the Selke, the Lady Byng snub controversy, and whether the Habs’ trade approach signals a shift to “win soon” mode. The mailbag tackles bold trade proposals, offer sheet possibilities, and which player’s development could define Montreal’s Stanley Cup window. Are blockbuster moves or internal growth the key to the Canadiens' next step? Don’t miss this must-listen analysis of hockey’s hottest headlines and heated rivalries. | — | ||||||
| 6/5/26 | ![]() TRADE WINDS: Should Canadiens Eye Dylan Larkin? What's Next for Brendan Gallagher? | Montreal Canadiens fans are buzzing as trade rumors swirl around Brendan Gallagher, Dylan Larkin, and Elias Pettersson. Could blockbuster moves reshape the Habs’ roster before the NHL Draft? Speculation heats up around possible trades involving emerging talents like Arber Xhekaj and Matt Barzal, while salary cap flexibility positions Montreal for major acquisitions. The mailbag episode tackles questions about the Canadiens' next aggressive offseason splash and examines which RFAs could be on the move. With the Stanley Cup Final still underway, all eyes are on general manager Kent Hughes’ strategy and how the Canadiens stack up against divisional rivals. Debates center on whether the team can build a true contender behind Nick Suzuki’s sweetheart contract, the impact of potential trades with teams like the New York Islanders and Vancouver Canucks, and what a successful 2024–25 campaign would look like for Montreal. Can star additions push the Habs to deeper playoff success? | — | ||||||
| 6/4/26 | ![]() Montreal Canadiens offseason priorities | Will Habs make a big trade? | Big roster decisions looming | Montreal Canadiens face a pivotal offseason as Habs GM Kent Hughes weighs blockbuster trades and strategic contract extensions. With just four months until puck drop, the pressure is on to lock up Ivan Demidov long-term and maintain the team-friendly deals that have fueled Montreal’s momentum. Nick Suzuki, Cole Caufield, Juraj Slafkovsky, Lane Hutson, and Noah Dobson headline a core determined to attract top free agents and turn playoff optimism into a true Stanley Cup pursuit. We break down the Canadiens’ biggest roster questions: Who will emerge as the second-line center? Is David Reinbacher ready for top-pair minutes? Will promising young talent like Owen Beck or Florian Xhekaj claim permanent spots? We analyze Montreal’s defensive structure, RFA contract puzzles, and why Hughes’ bold offseason approach could redefine the team’s future. Are the Canadiens ready to shift from building to contending—and which prospects might be expendable in the process? | — | ||||||
| 6/3/26 | ![]() TRANSFORMATION: Montreal Canadiens, Nick Suzuki, and Cole Caufield DEFY Expectations, Make History | The Montreal Canadiens delivered their most impressive season in ages. Can Nick Suzuki and Cole Caufield anchor a new era of dominance in the Atlantic Division? Laura Saba and Ian Boisvert break down the Canadiens’ journey to a 100-point campaign, spotlighting Suzuki’s 101-point season, Caufield’s thrilling 50-goal achievement, and standout playoff performers like Jakub Dobes and Alex Newhook. The discussion covers the team’s resilience against long losing streaks, crucial leadership shifts with Brendan Gallagher’s exit, and the emergence of young talents Lane Hutson and Ivan Demidov. Insightful analysis raises the question—was this Montreal’s best season since 2008? | — | ||||||
| 6/2/26 | ![]() STUNNER: Montreal Canadiens rebuild ACCELERATES as Brendan Gallagher signals EXIT | presser review | Montreal Canadiens rocked by Brendan Gallagher’s shocking exit announcement at the end-of-season press conference. What does a future without the team’s heart-and-soul veteran mean for leadership and chemistry in the locker room? Laura Saba and Ian Boisvert break down the ripple effects of Gallagher’s departure, explore who might step up as the Canadiens’ new emotional leader, and dissect front office comments from Jeff Gorton and Kent Hughes on roster decisions, including Kirby Dach’s contract, the center depth question, and the outlook for David Reinbacher. Insightful analysis covers injury updates, playoff lessons learned after the loss to the Carolina Hurricanes, and whether Montreal will prioritize youth development or accelerate their Stanley Cup timeline. Fans won’t want to miss this essential update on the Canadiens’ bold new direction. | — | ||||||
| 6/1/26 | ![]() DISAPPOINTING END: Habs Bow Out in Conference Finals | What Went Wrong + Will This Linger? | After an exciting run to the Conference Finals, the Canadiens predictably fell to the Carolina Hurricanes. Is the best yet to come, or could this disappointment linger? Ian Boisvert and Laura Saba breakdown the end of the Habs season, how they could not overcome the Hurricanes' elite play, and what may come next for the young Canadiens roster. | — | ||||||
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| 5/29/26 | ![]() UNFORGETTABLE LOSS: Montreal Canadiens fans and NHL community mourn Claude Lemieux, hockey icon | Montreal Canadiens fans and hockey fans everywhere mourn the loss of NHL legend Claude Lemieux, whose contribution to the Habs, fierce rivalry with the Detroit Red Wings, and unforgettable legacy continue to resonate across generations of fans. Laura Saba and Ian Boisvert reflect on Lemieux’s legacy as a playoff agitator and big-game performer, exploring his lasting impact on both the Canadiens and the league. Can any current NHL star truly fill the rugged, clutch archetype Lemieux embodied? The conversation shifts to the Canadiens’ playoff battle against the Carolina Hurricanes, with insights on Montreal’s youth progression, fan-favorite performances like those of Jaroslav Halak, and what it takes to build a Cup contender in today’s NHL. Key topics include the value of two-way centers, trade speculation involving Nico Hischier, and the ongoing search for players who balance physicality and skill. Will the Habs’ emerging core be ready for the next step, or is patience still required for a true return to glory? | — | ||||||
| 5/28/26 | ![]() HARSH REALITY: Carolina Hurricanes EXPOSE Montreal Canadiens Inexperience in Game 4 | Montreal Canadiens fall to the Carolina Hurricanes in a stinging 4-0 shutout, putting their Stanley Cup dreams on the brink. Can this young Canadiens squad seize their moment, or is Carolina’s relentless, disciplined style simply too much? Ian Boisvert and Laura Saba spotlight the harsh lessons from Game 4, debate the controversial Bronx cheer at the Bell Centre, and question Marty St. Louis’ next tactical moves as the Canadiens’ playoff hopes hang by a thread. | — | ||||||
| 5/27/26 | ![]() NOT DONE: Montreal Canadiens need to FIGHT BACK—Will Habs be able to DELIVER Game 4 SPARK vs Canes? | Montreal Canadiens refuse to go quietly as playoff hopes hang in the balance. Can Nick Suzuki, Lane Hutson, and the Habs reignite their offense and outmuscle the Carolina Hurricanes at the Bell Centre? Laura Saba and Ian Boisvert break down Montreal’s 2-1 series deficit, highlighting Lane Hutson’s resilience after a crucial OT mistake and the team’s need for disciplined forechecking. The conversation tackles defensive pairings, the pressure on the top line, and why panic lineup changes—like calls for Brendan Gallagher or David Reinbacher—aren’t the answer. Key points include Carolina’s aggressive defensive schemes, Montreal’s physicality deficit, and what Martin St. Louis must do to engineer a comeback. Will the Canadiens find their edge before time runs out, or is the fan base writing this team off too soon? | — | ||||||
| 5/26/26 | ![]() Montreal Canadiens Lose Back-to-Back for 1st Time in Playoffs | How Can Habs Breakthrough? | Montreal Canadiens stumble with back-to-back losses as Carolina Hurricanes clamp down defensively—can the Habs reignite their offense to stay alive in the playoffs? Ian Boisvert and Laura Saba break down Montreal’s scoring drought, highlighting a brutal stretch with just 12 shots on goal and a controversial offside reversal erasing a potential go-ahead goal. They spotlight the Hurricanes’ relentless forecheck, effective neutral zone control, and how Nick Suzuki, Cole Caufield, and Lane Hutson are being stifled. Key topics include Carolina’s adjustments after Game 1, the Canadiens’ lineup concerns with Arber Xhekaj and Brendan Gallagher, and what Marty St. Louis must change to outmaneuver Rod Brind’Amour’s defensive schemes. | — | ||||||
| 5/25/26 | ![]() Montreal Canadiens really dominated by Carolina Hurricanes? A closer look brings hope for the Habs. | Carolina Hurricanes stifle Montreal Canadiens with defensive masterclass, but is Game 2 truly a cause for concern? Laura Saba and Ian Boisvert dissect Montreal’s overtime loss, challenging the narrative that the Canadiens were dominated. Despite the Hurricanes’ relentless cycling and shot advantage, high-danger opportunities remained close, exposing the flaws in relying purely on shot totals to judge control. Key discussion points include missed assignments by Noah Dobson and Oliver Kapanen leading to the OT winner, adjustments needed in Montreal’s defensive pairings—especially Lane Hutson’s utilization—and whether Carolina can maintain their smothering style for the rest of the NHL playoff series. Plus, the hosts celebrate Montreal Victoire’s historic Walter Cup victory in the PWHL, highlight the league's rapid growth, and ponder Marie-Philip Poulin’s future after her emotional MVP moment. Can the Canadiens and Victoire both set the standard for hockey excellence in Montreal? | — | ||||||
| 5/22/26 | ![]() STATEMENT: Canadiens SILENCE Critics as First Line + Strong Defense ROUT Hurricanes | Montreal Canadiens shock the Carolina Hurricanes with a 6-2 blowout in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Final—are the Habs the most underestimated threat in the NHL playoffs? Ian Boisvert and Laura Saba break down the Canadiens’ explosive win, spotlighting Cole Caufield, Juraj Slafkovsky, and Nick Suzuki as the top line finally ignites for eight combined points. Key insights include Montreal’s relentless forecheck, suffocating third-period defense, and Kaden Guhle’s physical dominance. The episode examines how head coach Martin St. Louis’s system is frustrating Carolina’s high-powered attack and how Jakub Dobes’ steady goaltending eases the pressure. Listener mailbag questions address the Canadiens’ underdog status, defensive adaptability against diverse playoff opponents, and time-honored hockey superstitions. | — | ||||||
| 5/21/26 | ![]() Montreal Canadiens FEARLESS: Habs EMBRACE underdog role vs Carolina, Dobes thrives under pressure | Montreal Canadiens reach the Eastern Conference Final ahead of schedule—could this be the “worst” version fans see for years to come? Laura Saba and Ian Boisvert preview the Canadiens’ underdog clash against the Carolina Hurricanes, breaking down Jakub Dobes’s clutch goaltending, the top line’s offensive drought, and how Montreal’s loose, confident team chemistry drives their postseason run. Key topics include special teams strategy with Ivan Demidov, predictions on whether Cole Caufield and Nick Suzuki can ignite at even strength, and the significance of outlasting playoff-tested squads like the Tampa Bay Lightning and Buffalo Sabres. The hosts also debate Carolina’s vulnerabilities, Frederik Andersen’s playoff track record, and what this improbable run means for the Canadiens’ rebuild. With a roster loaded with potential and cap flexibility, will Montreal become a legitimate Stanley Cup contender even sooner than expected? | — | ||||||
| 5/20/26 | ![]() MONTREAL CANADIENS RISING: Can Nick Suzuki, Cole Caufield, Lane Hutson OVERTHROW Carolina favorites? | Montreal Canadiens face their toughest challenge yet as they prepare to battle the Carolina Hurricanes in the Eastern Conference Final. Can Nick Suzuki, Jakub Dobes, and Lane Hutson outshine Carolina's powerhouse second line of Taylor Hall, Logan Stankhoven, and Jackson Blake? With Carolina riding a dominant 8-0 playoff run and Freddie Anderson posting video game-like numbers, the pressure mounts for Montreal's emerging core. We break down every angle—from Carolina’s aggressive forecheck and lethal penalty kill to Montreal’s gritty upsets over Tampa Bay and Buffalo. Key debates include whether the Canadiens’ youth can withstand elite playoff pressure, which X-factors could swing the series, and if special teams or goaltending prove decisive. The episode wraps with bold predictions, must-watch player matchups, and a candid look at how both teams are handling rest, rust, and expectations. | — | ||||||
| 5/19/26 | ![]() Montreal Canadiens beat Buffalo Sabres, and head to Eastern Conference Final as Jakub Dobes COMMANDS Game 7, Alex Newhook IGNITES Win | Montreal Canadiens outlast Buffalo Sabres in a dramatic Game 7, fueled by Alex Newhook’s clutch heroics and Jakub Dobes’s standout goaltending. Did luck or grit drive the Habs to the Eastern Conference Final—and can they summon even more against the undefeated Carolina Hurricanes? Laura Saba breaks down Montreal’s rollercoaster series win, spotlighting Newhook’s emergence as a playoff difference-maker and Dobes’s resilience under heavy fire. Topics include the Canadiens’ struggles and lucky breaks, the ongoing search for roster clarity, and the vital need for the first line to rebound. Plus: matchup previews, Carolina’s defensive prowess, and the question on everyone’s mind—are the Canadiens contenders, or has fortune simply favored them up to now? Don’t miss this fast-paced, insightful Canadiens playoff analysis. | — | ||||||
| 5/18/26 | ![]() SHAKE IT OFF: Habs Must Forget Game 6 DISASTER | Home Ice DISADVANTAGE? + Game 7 Preview | Montreal Canadiens collapse in Game 6 as Buffalo Sabres force a must-see Game 7 showdown. Jakub Dobes faces scrutiny after a six-goal onslaught, while the Canadiens’ struggles at the Bell Centre spark questions about home-ice advantage and the team’s mental edge under playoff pressure. Can Montreal’s top line and veterans like Josh Anderson recover in time, or will Rasmus Dahlin and Zach Benson continue to dominate for Buffalo? Ian Boisvert breaks down the Canadiens’ blown multi-goal lead, Lindy Ruff’s tactical adjustments, and why special teams could be the deciding factor in this high-stakes Eastern Conference playoff battle. Key topics include Montreal’s sluggish starts, the impact of Bell Centre intensity, and what the Habs must do to stifle Buffalo’s stars in hostile territory. With a trip to the Conference Final at stake, can Montreal bounce back or is heartbreak on the horizon? | — | ||||||
| 5/15/26 | ![]() RESILIENCE: Habs Overcome Tough Bounces to DOMINATE Game 5 | Dobes LOCKS IN, Demidov Breaks Out | Montreal Canadiens rally past the Buffalo Sabres in a wild Game 5—can their young core carry them to a series victory at the Bell Centre Saturday night? Host Ian Boisvert breaks down the Canadiens’ gritty comeback after giving up three goals on four shots, spotlighting standout performances by Cole Caufield, Jakob Dobeš, and breakout star Ivan Demidov. Key moments include Lane Hutson’s game-changing assist, Josh Anderson’s critical goal, and Juraj Slafkovsky’s three-point night, signaling the rise of Montreal’s next-generation talent. The episode explores power play momentum, defensive resilience, and how players like Zach Bolduc are becoming playoff agitators. Listener questions spark debate on rest versus rust for playoff teams and the tough choice between catching Game 6 live or supporting family on the ice. | — | ||||||
| 5/14/26 | ![]() ROOKIES RECOGNIZED: Demidov Runner Up for Calder, Dobes SHOCKS for 4th Place | Game 5 Preview | Montreal Canadiens’ youth movement powers Calder Trophy race—can Ivan Demidov and Jakub Dobes anchor a new era? Ian Boisvert spotlights how Demidov’s stellar rookie campaign secured a second-place finish, while Dobes emerged as the top rookie goaltender, signaling a promising future. Oliver Kapanen’s breakout raises trade intrigue as the Canadiens weigh bolstering their center depth amid a weak free agent pool. Boisvert breaks down Arber Xhekaj’s dramatic ice time drop, analyzing Marty St. Louis’ lineup decisions ahead of a pivotal Game 5 against the Buffalo Sabres. Key storylines include Montreal’s struggles with shot-blocking Sabres defense, the need for early scoring, and the surging newhook line’s offensive impact. With the series tied and home-ice drama looming, will the Canadiens’ adjustments secure a Bell Centre showdown to remember? | — | ||||||
| 5/13/26 | ![]() SETBACK: Habs Drop ANOTHER Game 4 On Home Ice, Series Heads to Buffalo Tied | Let's Nitpick! | The Montreal Canadiens have lost three straight game 4s on home ice. Is this just rotten luck or a pattern developing? Ian Boisvert breaks down the Habs loss in game 4 against Buffalo that sends the series back to Western New York tied up at 2. Buffalo got a very fortunate bounce, but the Habs can make the Sabres' lives more difficult in the meantime. After yet another game 4 loss on home ice, Ian discusses whether or not there's a trend or if this just a fluke. And finally, with a series that is still well in play for Montreal, let's nitpick some things we want to experiment with as this series barrels towards elimination games. | — | ||||||
| 5/12/26 | ![]() SURPRISE: Habs' Depth PLAYERS Power SHOCKING Playoff Success | with Kay Imam of Game Over Montreal | The Montreal Canadiens are about to play playoff game 11 and have already won 6. Are we as surprised as we should be? Ian Boisvert is joined today by Kay Imam of Game Over Montreal to break down the Habs exciting start to the playoffs and how the surprise isn't that the Canadiens are here, but how. Ian and Kay breakdown the keys to game 4 and how television broadcasts are failing hockey fans. | — | ||||||
| 5/11/26 | ![]() CONTROL: Montreal Canadiens, Led by Alex Newhook and Jakub Dobes, SEIZE Game 3 With Conviction | Montreal Canadiens seize a 2-1 series lead over the Buffalo Sabres with a statement 6-2 win at home. Can Jakob Dobes' resilience and Alex Newhook’s timely scoring keep Montreal’s momentum rolling toward a commanding series advantage? The episode breaks down how the Canadiens overcame an early deficit, spotlighting standout performances from Newhook, Dovish, and the dynamic power play anchored by Lane Hudson and Juraj Slafkovsky. Host Ian Boisvert explores Montreal’s surging special teams, the composure displayed by the NHL’s youngest playoff squad, and how Buffalo’s unraveling discipline became a turning point. Key topics include in-depth analysis of the Habs’ power play adjustments, Dobes’ emerging playoff poise, and why Zachary Bolduc is Buffalo’s unexpected agitator. | — | ||||||
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