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      • The Montreal Canadiens had many bumps in the road during the 2022-23 season but nothing marked their campaign more than injuries. Cole Caufield (shoulder), Christian Dvorak (knee), Sean Monahan (groin) and Arber Xhekaj all had to undergo season-ending surgeries.
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    2022-23 Montreal Canadiens Injuries. Record: 31-45-6 (68 points), 8th in NHL Atlantic Division (Schedule and Results) Last Game: L 4-5 vs. BOS. Coach: Martin St. Louis (31-45-6) Captain: Nick Suzuki. Primary Arena: Bell Centre. Goals For: 232 (26th of 32), Goals Against: 307 (29th of 32) SRS: -0.85 (27th of 32), SOS: 0.06 (2nd of 32)

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  5. www.cbssports.com › montreal-canadiens › injuries2024-25 Montreal Canadiens Injuries - NHL - CBSSports.com

    6 days ago · Full Montreal Canadiens injuries for the 2024-25 season including date of injury, player's position and injury status. Find out the latest on your favorite NHL players on CBSSports.com.

  6. www.tsn.ca › nhl › injury-riddled-montreal-canadiensInjury-riddled Montreal Canadiens looking ahead to better ...

    Apr 14, 2023 · — The Montreal Canadiens had many bumps in the road during the 2022-23 season but nothing marked their campaign more than injuries. Cole Caufield (shoulder), Christian Dvorak (knee),...

  7. www.cbc.ca › news › canadaInjury-riddled Canadiens looking ahead to better future ...

    • Bright Future, Higher Expectations
    • Drouin: Open to Staying
    • Byron Considering Management

    The Canadiens stayed in high spirits despite ending two consecutive seasons in the bottom five of the National Hockey League. Hughes' rebuild plan paired with St. Louis' drive for success has the players foreseeing an upward trajectory in Montreal. "I think that we have a lot of potential in this group," said Kirby Dach. "I think this year maybe th...

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    After six seasons with the Canadiens, Jonathan Drouin may have played his final game with the team last Thursday against the Bruins. The 28-year-old will become an unrestricted free agent in the summer and will test the market. However, Drouin hasn't shut the door on his hometown team. "They told me they'll make some management decisions and they'l...

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    Paul Byron didn't play a single game this season and his contract with the Canadiens runs out this summer, but he isn't ready to hang up his skates. Several setbacks, including a hip injury which needed surgery, have left the forward unable to play due to the lingering pain. "I still want to play but I know it's tougher with every passing day," Byr...

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  8. www.nhl.com › news › why-2023-24-montreal-canadiensCanadiens eliminated, couldn’t overcome early injuries to ...

    Apr 5, 2024 · Injuries: Montreal's rebuilding plan took a considerable hit in the first period of the second game of the season when center Kirby Dach sustained a season-ending right knee injury. Just 21 games...

  9. www.yardbarker.com › nhl › articlesCanadiens 2022-23 Season In Review: Suzuki Leads The Charge

    By now, the Canadiens’ endless stream of injuries has been well covered, but there was one player who managed to remain healthy despite the plague-like casualties: Nick Suzuki.