As expected, there was a lot of movement leading up to and during the 2025 NHL Draft. On Friday afternoon, the Canadiens ...

The Canadiens had a busy day today. A total of nine prospects came to Montreal in this draft. It could have been more if ...

The Montreal Canadiens were without any draft selections until pick 41 because of the Noah Dobson deal, but general manager Kent Hughes identified a player wort ...

Zharovsky was the 34th overall pick by Montreal in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft on Saturday.

The Canadiens have built through the draft for three years, but with a deep and diverse prospect pool, a change in approach ...

Earlier in the day, Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes traded the team’s two first-round picks — 16th and 17th overall — along with 23-year-old forward Emil Heineman to the New York Islanders in ...

Newly drafted Canadiens prospect Alexander Zharovsky is under contract to Salavat Ufa until May 31, 2027. – Marco D’Amico (@mndamico) June 28, 2025 – The Habs traded picks 41 and 49 for ...

And with that pick, they selected Alexander Zharovsky. And when you listen to Martin Lapointe and Nick Bobrov’s post-draft press briefing, you’ll understand that the Montreal club is really happy to ...

Zharovsky, who is 6-foot-1 and 163 pounds, had 24-26-50 totals in 45 games last season with Ufa Tolpar in Russia’s MHL. Zharovsky was ranked fifth among international skaters by the NHL Central ...

NHL draft that took far too long has mercifully finished. Any of the 26 teams that voted to hold a decentralized draft, you ...

After making the splash of the first round by landing Noah Dobson in a trade for their two first-round picks on Friday evening, the Montreal Canadiens went right back to work on Saturday afternoon.