Flyers rookie Nikita Grebenkin continues to make a case for more ice time with his assist against the Maple Leafs and first NHL goal against the Canadiens.

The Montreal Canadiens have gotten off to a flying start and head coach Martin St. Louis appears to have a dynamic team

The Flyers took a 3-0 lead in the first period, before Montreal scored four second period goals. Nikita Grebenkin tied the game in the third period, and Trevor Zegras scored the shootout goal.

Watch PHLY Flyers Postgame What a fun, stupid game. The Philadelphia Flyers opened up a 3-0 lead in the first, with Bobby Brink (2G), Cam York (1G, 1A) and

Rick Tocchet's Philadelphia Flyers (6-5-1) are in Quebec on Tuesday to take on Martin St. Louis' Montreal Canadiens (9-3-0). The Flyers will look for their first road win of the 2025-26 season.

Sandwiched between stints of Rick Tocchet as his coach with the Arizona Coyotes and Flyers, Christian Dvorak spent four years with the Montreal Canadiens. “Built a lot of close relationships over there,

The Canadiens lost 5-4 in a shootout to the Philadelphia Flyers, but Montembeault helped them steal a point by rebounding from a poor start for 38 saves. “Not the start I would have liked,” Montembeault said. “But after, I was happy that I was able to stay in the game and battle through it.

The Canadiens play eight of their next 10 games at home, and this stretch serves as a bit of a deadline to iron out some problems.

The Montreal Canadiens have an obvious choice to make at goaltender. The Atlantic Division-leading Habs are off and running to begin the season, jumping out to

A notable reason why the Canadiens have had early season success has been because several of their players have been stepping up. Alex Newhook is certainly one of them, as the 24-year-old has been red-hot out of the gate.

From Sam Montembeault to Jayden Struble to Ivan Demidov to Alex Newhook, a Canadiens win Saturday was defined by confidence from its coach.