The Montreal Canadiens are making a slight adjustment on the blue line for Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Final.
New York Rangers and Montreal Canadiens enforcers Matt Rempe and Arber Xhekaj took the spotlight in a Sunday night Original Six matchup. It was early in the second period when the two fighters decided ...
Occupying the role of sixth defenseman, Xhekaj is playing inspired hockey to help the Montreal Canadiens take a 2-1 lead in the best-o ...
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Was Arber Xhekaj’s KO of Sabre proof Canadiens need him? | HI/O Bonus
And was rugged Habs defenceman's fine for punching Sabres' Sam Carrick at end of Game 3 money well spent?
NHL forward Arber Xhekaj is facing criticism after a controversial punch dropped Sam Carrick at the end of Game 3 between the Montreal Canadiens and Buffalo Sabres on Sunday night. Montreal secured a ...
The Montreal Canadiens will be in Boston to take on the Bruins on Saturday night, and after the way Thursday’s game against the Buffalo Sabres went, the Habs should ensure that both defenseman Arber ...
NHL updates on Montreal Canadiens defenseman Arber Xhekaj after he punched Buffalo Sabres forward Sam Carrick late in Game 3. The incident happened in the chaos after the all-around victory by ...
The Montreal Canadiens (9-8) will host the Carolina Hurricanes (10-1) in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Final on Wednesday, ...
Another NHL controversy has arisen courtesy of Arber Xhekaj. This time, it’s for a dangerous cross-check in the Montreal Canadiens Game 4 NHL matchup against the Buffalo Sabres. The NHL Department of ...
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Habs Mailbag: Arber Xhekaj still hasn’t earned Martin St. Louis’s trust
The 6-foot-4, 240-pound defenceman played only 1:52 in Game 7 vs. Sabres and lost his lineup spot to Jayden Struble.
Last night, at the end of the Canadiens vs. Sabres game, things got heated. Arber Xhekaj knocked Sam Carrick out with a punch, while Zachary Bolduc was tangled up with Josh Norris and Logan Stanley.
Right now, we know that the Habs are looking to add talent to their offensive top-6. With free agents unlikely to be a factor this year for the Habs, there are only two ways to add talent to the club.
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