I saw this on Sportsnet’s Twitter feed. This is a fine quote from the Montreal Canadiens’ general manager to make. But will ...

Montreal Canadiens GM Kent Hughes spoke to the media on Friday afternoon after refraining from making any trades on deadline ...

The trade deadline was quiet for Kent Hughes and the Montreal Canadiens. While many expected a major hockey trade, nothing materialized. However, this might just be a temporary delay, as a report ...

In a press conference after the NHL trade deadline, Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes made an interesting statement. He revealed that he had major negotiations with none other than.

Montreal Canadiens GM Kent Hughes spoke to the media on Friday afternoon after refraining from making any trades on deadline day. While some are displeased, to say the least, with the lack of ...

Before the trade deadline, Nick Suzuki had asked Kent Hughes not to trade any players in his group. The Canadiens’ general manager listened and didn’t make any moves. Montreal was playing well before ...

General manager Kent Hughes has more patience than a lot of Canadiens fans. That’s a good thing during a rebuild. Friday’s 3 p.m. NHL trade deadline passed without Hughes making any moves ...

There is a fear that players will be upset about this. “I think it’s a mistake that Kent Hughes might regret because there are players who will be bitter about this non-move!” What do you think about ...

Even if the Montreal Canadiens aren’t trading anybody, Kent Hughes still has to make and receive calls. Remember, with a decentralized draft and nobody showing up in the same building ...

But it was pure Kent Hughes. Hughes, I think, understands one thing better than almost anyone else connected to the game, including players, agents and his fellow GMs: It’s about the money ...

Captain Nick Suzuki told general manager Kent Hughes that it would be his preference to keep the group intact before the break for the 4 Nations Face-Off, and Hughes responded that he should go ...