Centre selected in third round of last year’s NHL Draft looking to make a name for himself after father left his mark in ...

The Montreal Canadiens’ development camp wrapped up on Thursday, and on day three, fans were treated to two mini-games between Team Red and Team White. The competitive level was relatively high, and ...

With camp ending and prospects looking towards the off-season, it seemed that nobody wanted to risk an injury to themselves or someone else. Simon Lavigne opened the scoring in the second game with ...

Michael Hage, Aatos Koivu, Tyler Thorpe and L.J. Mooney among players to keep an eye on during Thursday’s scrimmage in ...

Aatos Koivu was looking down with his eyes closed. Then his mother jumped and yelled, “Oh, my God! Oh, my God!” He didn’t hear his name called but looked up and saw it on TV.

Aatos is the son of former Canadiens captain Saku Koivu, who served as team captain for 10 years and played 13 in total with the franchise. NEWSLETTERS Emailed Daily.

Team Finland fought hard against Team Canada in last nights game. The World Junior Summer Showcase saw the Canadians walk away with an 8-6 victory, but the result was not what grabbed Habs fans ...

Koivu also revealed during the interview that many Canadiens fans sent him messages on his Instagram account after he was drafted. He was pleasantly surprised to see the support from so many people.

Koivu spoke with such confidence after scoring his first career Liiga point in his first game of the season . The 18-year-old even took the time to say that he clearly already had a better shot than ...

As we all know, Aatos Koivu, son of former Montreal Canadiens captain Saku Koivu, was selected in the 3rd round by the Habs. Many fans were hoping to see Quebecer Justin Poirier selected with the ...

Aatos Koivu was at his family home in Turku, Finland, watching the draft with his friends and family. He and his father, Montreal Canadiens legend Saku Koivu, and his agent made the decision not ...

In today’s links, Bolduc’s versatility, Kent Hughes’s puzzle coming together, L.J. Mooney impresses, other development camp stories, Dach on the ice, NHL participation in the ...