Blues GameDay Preview: Cap Off Homestand Versus Bruins
The St. Louis Blues will look to get back on track Thursday when they host the Boston Bruins in the final game of their five-game homestand. The Blues have lost…
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Daily Bean: Bruins Gameday; Trade Board; Salary Cap Could Skyrocket
The Boston Bruins head to St. Louis tonight (Oct. 29) to snap a two‑game skid, facing former coach Jim Montgomery's Blues (9-3-1 vs 5-6-1). The Bruins have won seven of their last nine and remain top in goals for and against, while the Blues endure a 123:55 shutout stretch. Off the ice, Charlie Jacobs assumes the Bruins' governorship from his father Jeremy, and the league’s salary cap is projected to hit $150 million by 2029‑30. The Daily Bean also notes trade rumors—Dylan Larkin tops The Athletic’s board—and Quinn Hughes’ pending contract talks, plus Jacob Fowler’s 46‑save shutout for the Wild.
Deen’s Daily: Outshot the Devils; Avs Love Playing at Home; Manson Hurt
The Colorado Avalanche outshot the New Jersey Devils (their first time being outshot this season) and broke the Devils' 12‑game winning streak with a flurry of third‑period goals at Ball Arena on Oct. 28, 2026. Despite the win, veteran defenseman Josh Manson exits the lineup with a lower‑body injury, with an update expected soon. The article also notes other league news, including the Blues' early struggles and the Panthers' strong backup goaltending.
Bruins Game 14: Notes, Lines, and How to Watch vs. Blues
The Boston Bruins (9-3-1) look to rebound from their first regulation loss since Oct. 5 as they close a two‑game road swing against the St. Louis Blues (5-6-1) on Oct. 29. Despite a lone goal on Tuesday, Boston still ranks fourth in goals‑for (3.77) and second in goals‑against (2.15), holding a three‑point lead in the Atlantic Division. The Blues, coming off back‑to‑back shutouts and a 123:55 goalless streak, will field ex‑Bruin defenseman Brandon Carlo in his fourth matchup versus Boston. Expected lines feature Pastrnak, Zacha and McAvoy for the Bruins, and Joel Hofer guarding the net for St. Louis. The game airs at 8 p.m. on NESN, with a radio simulcast on 98.5 The Sports Hub.
Habs Daily: Dobes Usage, Fowler’s Elite Statistics, New Lines, Powerplay Units
Montreal’s coaching staff shakes up the lineup ahead of Thursday’s game in Dallas. Despite Jacob Fowler’s 46‑save shutout against St. Louis, Martin St‑Louis names Jakub Dobes to start against the Stars, hoping the veteran can rebound from a rocky opening stretch. Fowler remains among the league’s top goalies in key metrics, while new first‑line duties go to Alex Newhook alongside Juraj Slafkovsky and Cole Caufield; Oliver Kapanen moves to the second line. Power‑play units also change, with Kirby Dach replacing Kapanen in the primary group. Meanwhile, Zach Bolduc posts five goals and two assists in 12 games, showing early-season spark. The article also notes broader NHL news, including Rangers prospects in Europe, Artturi Lehkonen’s scoring surge for Colorado, and a leadership transition for the Bruins.
Canadiens @ Stars: Game preview, start time, Tale of the Tape, and how to watch
The preview for the Canadiens vs. Stars on Oct. 29 highlights an 8:00 PM EDT tip‑off and where to watch: TSN2/RDS in Canada and ESPN+ in the U.S., with streaming on TSN+ and Prime Video. After Jacob Fowler’s standout performance against the St. Louis Blues, the article breaks down the matchup, key players, and a “Tale of the Tape” comparison, giving fans the essential facts to decide if they’ll tune in.
Thursday Habs Headlines: Jacob Fowler rewrites the record books
Montreal Canadiens news and notes Jacob Fowler’s shutout against the St. Louis Blues set a Canadiens rookie record for most saves in a single game. [ NHL ] With Fowler’s white-hot play and the defensive team jelling, the Canadiens have little reason to worry while Nick Suzuki recovers from injury. [ Montreal Gazette ] A Dylan Larkin trade to Montreal would hinge on the Detroit Red Wings finding out whether he’d be willing to join the Canadiens. [ Sportsnet ] Jakub Dobeš, ...
Jacob Fowler Has Been Dominant For The Canadiens
Goaltender Jacob Fowler has been on fire and stealing games for the Montreal Canadiens when they needed it most from him. Jacob Fowler carried the Canadiens to a 2-0 win on the road against the St. Louis Blues with a 46-save shutout. Not only was it a high volume of shots, but he also faced […] The post Jacob Fowler Has Been Dominant For The Canadiens appeared first on The Sick Podcast .
Scouting MTL-STL and PHI-CBJ, and Philadelphia Flyers Search for a Center
Scouting the Canadiens - Blues, and Flyers - Blue Jackets. The Philadelphia Flyers search for a center and there's some interest in their wingers.
Stats Don’t Lie: Fowler’s Outstanding Goaltending Numbers
Jacob Fowler delivers the season's top NHL goaltending performance with a 46‑save shutout over the St. Louis Blues on Oct. 27, earning a game‑score of 5.52—the highest this year and second only to Matt Murray’s 6.14 all‑time mark. Fowler also leads the league in goals saved above expected and posts a .971 save percentage on low‑danger shots (second best) and .968 on medium‑danger chances, though his .692 rate on high‑danger chances ranks 21st. With captain Nick Suzuki sidelined, Fowler has become Montreal’s key player, while teammate Samuel Montembeault’s earlier 6.09 game score remains the only higher recent effort. The article argues Fowler’s consistency on routine saves positions him for continued success if the Canadiens tighten their defense.
3 Takeaways From the Blues’ 2-0 Loss to the Canadiens
The St. Louis Blues suffered their second consecutive shutout Tuesday night, falling 2-0 to the Montreal Canadiens at Enterprise Center. After losing 4-0 to the Carolina Hurricanes on Saturday, the…
The Hockey News Morning Skate: Hellebuyck Stands Tall In Devils Debut, Fowler Shuts The Door Vs. Blues
In this edition of The Hockey News Morning Skate, Eric Cruikshank and Michael Traikos break down Connor Hellebuyck's debut with the New Jersey Devils, Jacob Fowler's 46-save shutout for the Montreal Canadiens in their win against the St. Louis Blues, and more.
Western Conference Injuries: Ducks, Flames, Blackhawks, Stars, Oilers, Wild, Preds, Blues, Knights and Jets
It's a wait-and-see approach with Zach Hyman, but Mattias Ekholm is feeling good. Jonathan Huberdeau skates with the team.
Bottom Six Minutes: A statement game from Jacob Fowler
Jacob Fowler caps a bleak night for the Montreal Canadiens with a “bottom‑six minutes” performance that highlights their defensive collapse against the St. Louis Blues. Outshot 46‑20, the Habs fail to generate scoring chances and see their standings points dissolve on October 28, 2026. Fowler’s analysis underscores how this type of game often foreshadows further struggles for Montreal.
Early Struggles, Blues Need More From Robert Thomas
The St. Louis Blues are floundering early in the 2026‑27 season, and captain Robert Thomas is at the center of the woes. In 12 games he has logged just one goal and five assists, a steep drop from his point‑per‑game pace over the past three years, and his shot rate has halved to 1.0 per game. The Blues have won only one of the seven games when Thomas goes point‑less, despite strong starts from second‑line mates Mason McTavish, Connor McMichael, Dylan Holloway and Jimmy Snuggerud. Coach Jim Montgomery stresses the need for Thomas to reignite his catalyst role, warning that the team’s playoff hopes hinge on the captain’s production.
Trade Talks Heating Up Around Blues' Jordan Binnington
Jordan Binnington emerges as the only veteran goalie on The Athletic’s trade board as NHL teams eye his $6 million expiring contract. The 33‑year‑old, a 2019 Stanley Cup champion, is in the final year of his deal but has posted a rough .845 save percentage and 4.11 GAA in four starts this season, with Joel Hofer now the Blues’ starter. Rumors suggest interest from New York, which needs a short‑term answer after Igor Shesterkin’s injury, yet a partial no‑trade clause and mixed performance may keep him in St. Louis. The article weighs his past playoff pedigree against recent struggles and cap‑friendly options for potential buyers.
Habs Daily: Encouraging Statistics, Perfect Fowler, Larkin Rumour
The Montreal Canadiens are showing strong statistical improvement, boosting shot share, high‑danger chances and expected goals. Rookie goalie Jacob Fowler recorded his second shutout of the season, stopping all 46 shots against the St. Louis Blues, while Florian Xhekaj and Mike Matheson also had standout performances. Cole Caufield’s Heritage Classic warm‑up perspective is highlighted, and a persistent Dylan Larkin trade rumor is dismissed as a non‑story. With Nick Suzuki sidelined for 2‑4 weeks, the team looks to Kirby Dach, Oliver Kapanen and Alex Newhook to step up. The roundup also notes Connor Hellebuyck’s debut with the Devils ending Dallas’s win streak and the Maple Leafs’ 5‑2 loss to Calgary, which included an injury to Kirill Marchenko.
Canadiens Sick Postgame: Fowler (46 saves) Makes History in 2-0 Win Over Blues
Jacob Fowler continued to emerge as the 2027 Calder Trophy favorite in a 46-save shutout and the Montreal Canadiens beat the St. Louis Blues 2-0. The win was the Canadiens third-straight on their four-game road trip and Fowler’s sixth-straight win as he improved to 6-1-0 with a 1.54 GAA and .942 save percentage. Zachary Bolduc […] The post Canadiens Sick Postgame: Fowler (46 saves) Makes History in 2-0 Win Over Blues appeared first on The Sick Podcast .
Bruins Point Streak Ends in Loss to Hurricanes
The Boston Bruins’ 9‑3‑1 point streak ends with a 2‑1 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes (10‑2‑2) at the Lenovo Center on Oct. 28, 2026. Pavel Zacha scores the lone Bruins goal while Jeremy Swayman makes 28 saves. Hurricanes’ Sebastian Aho breaks the tie early in the third on a 3‑on‑2 play, and Carolina holds on despite two Bruins power‑play chances. The game features a fight between Tanner Jeannot and Nic Deslauriers and several penalties that limit Boston’s offense. The Bruins have a day off before finishing their road trip against the St. Louis Blues Thursday night.
Canadiens @ Blues Top Six Minutes: Jacob Fowler steals a win in St. Louis
First period Cole Caufield tries to fool Jordan Binnington with a wrong-footed shot from mid range. The goalie reacts in time to get his blocker on it. Kaiden Guhle sends the puck toward the net through a screen. It hits Jake Evans and then the post, and Evans can’t get his stick free to knock it in as it settle just outside the crease. A good cycling shift from the fourth line early, and almost a three-game point for Guhle. A strong follow-up from Alex Newhook’s trio, and the...
Canadiens Highlights: Rookie Fowler Steals The Show
The Canadiens snap a two‑game skid with a 2‑0 shutout over the St. Louis Blues on Oct. 28, 2026, thanks to rookie goaltender Jacob Fowler’s 46‑save performance. Coach Martin St‑Louis inserts rookie defenseman Adam Engstrom and promotes Cole Caufield to alternate captain, while Nick Suzuki sits out injured. Zachary Bolduc scores the opener after a Mike Matheson feed, and Florian Xhekaj nets his first NHL goal in the third period to seal the win. Despite the Blues outshooting Montreal 12‑4 in high‑danger chances, Fowler’s composure keeps the Habs on a three‑game winning streak.
Canadiens @ Blues: Game thread, lines, and how to watch
The Canadiens face a tough road against the St. Louis Blues on Oct. 27 at 8:00 PM EDT, with the game streaming on TSN+, RDS in Canada and ESPN+ in the U.S. The Blues boast one of the league’s best penalty kills, limiting opponents to just five power‑play goals this season, so Montreal’s hopes of boosting their PP chances look slim. Fans can catch the broadcast on TSN2 (English) or RDS (French) in the Canadiens market and on STLNHL in the Blues market.
Canadiens Preview: Fowler Starts, Engstrom Replaces Xhekaj
The Montreal Canadiens (6‑3‑2) host the St. Louis Blues (5‑5‑1) Tuesday at 8 p.m. ET, continuing a streak of wins without captain Nick Suzuki, who sits out after a 2‑1 Heritage Classic victory over Winnipeg. Secondary scorers have stepped up: Kaiden Guhle, Lane Hutson, Mike Matheson and Jake Evans each found the net recently. Jacob Fowler starts in goal, boasting a 1.79 GAA and .924 SV% through six games, while Adam Engstrom replaces Arber Xhekaj on defense after posting elite 5v5 shot and expected‑goal shares. The matchup airs on TSN2 and RDS, with a full recap on Sportsnaut after the game.
Hurricanes host Bruins: Preview, How to Watch, Game Thread
The Carolina Hurricanes open their first post‑State Fair game against a surging Boston Bruins. Boston leads the league with a 19‑point start, highlighted by dominant wins (6‑1 vs. Utah, 6‑0 vs. Nashville) and stellar goaltending from Jeremy Swayman (7‑1, .920 SV%, 2.20 GAA). Captain David Pastrnak tops the Bruins with 17 points (7G, 10A) and three power‑play goals. Carolina counters with returning pieces: Mark Jankowski back in practice, Taylor Hall limited to five minutes, and a healthy Jordan Staal line missing. Starting goalie Pyotr Kochetkov (7‑0, 1.70 GAA, .916 SV%) earns the nod over Brandon Bussi after a shutout against the Blues. New defenseman Alexander Nikishin completes his integration with the team.
Blues’ Gameday Preview: Habs Visit In Homestand’s Latest Matchup
It is the final week of October. The first month of the regular season is coming to a close. For the St. Louis Blues, their five-game homestand is also wrapping…
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