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MédiasSegmentsJosh Anderson impressionne Martin St-Louis en début de saisonSegment · 2:42 · 12 oct. 2026Continuer ailleursRésuméAprès avoir soulevé des questions l'an dernier, Josh Anderson («le Tex») répond présent en ce début de saison avec le Canadien. Martin St-Louis vante sa polyvalence, sa constance et son utilité autant en avantage numérique que n'importe où dans l'alignement, tandis que le choix de confier le filet à Jacob Fowler samedi fait aussi réagir.</summary> <summaryEn">Josh Anderson («the Tex») is answering questions about his role with strong early-season play for the Canadiens, earning praise from coach Martin St-Louis for his versatility, consistency, and value on the power play. The segment also touches on the collaborative decision-making behind starting Jacob Fowler in net on Saturday.

Aller au contenu principalMédiasSegmentsFowler épate: comment le CH compose avec son duel de gardiensSegment · 18:13 · 11 oct. 2026Continuer ailleursRésuméAu lendemain d'un blanchissage et d'un parfait en tir de barrage, Marco D'Amico dissèque la maturité et le parcours de battant de Jacob Fowler, tout en contrastant son style calme avec celui plus émotif de Jakub Dobes. Olivier Paiement et D'Amico débattent ensuite de qui mérite le prochain départ et du dilemme qui guette le Canadien si Fowler continue de performer.

Speaking to NanaimoNewsNOW in what little free time he has, Robinson expanded on his MMA journey while on a break at a Malahat granite quarry. “I love working and I love training dearly, so it’s a hard split,” the endearing Robinson said. He didn’t envision himself fighting as a potential career choice when he was younger since Robinson had other interests. A devoted hockey player as a physical defenceman, Robinson played for both the VIJHL’s Nanaimo Buccaneers and Oceanside Generals. Robinson then made a rare late shift at 18-years-old to junior football with no experience to suit up as a defensive lineman for his hometown VI Raiders. While his team sports background helped prepare Robinson for MMA, he admitted entering his first fight was surreal. No teammates were around to pass a puck to or help sack a quarterback. It was all on Robinson. “It was definitely a different feeling standing in the tunnel before walking out there coming to the realization of ‘oh man, this is all on me, I’ve got to perform.'”At just over 6’0″ and 205 pounds, Robinson fights in the light heavyweight division.

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CHICAGO (AP) Jake Evans scored twice and assisted on Kaiden Guhle’s goal and the Montreal Canadiens beat the Chicago Blackhawks 4-1 on Friday night. Evans’ third point, a feed to Guhle with 1:34 left in the second period, matched his career high. Montreal is 4-1-1 in its last six games, while Chicago has dropped two straight and four of its last six. A wide-open game tightened up late in the first period, which worked to Montreal’s advantage. Chicago opened the scoring on Connor Bedard’s second goal of the season 4:23 in, but the Canadiens began to control the play, and by mid-period were limiting Chicago’s chances. Jacob Fowler, who made 20 saves, was lightly tested the rest of the game despite five Chicago power plays, and needed to make only three saves in the final period. Evans’ first goal of the game and season tied it with 2:31 left in the first. His second, a wrist shot over goalie Spencer Knight’s stick side with the Canadiens skating short-handed, gave Montreal a 2-1 lead 7:51 into the second period. Guhle also beat Knight on the stick side, his shot from the left point screened by Josh Anderson. Mike Matheson added an empty-net goal with 2:38 remaining.

The Wizards' size advantage made the Raptors' matchup with the much-improved squad interesting in the early stages of the season. Toronto won using a familiar formula, writes Michael Grange.