A top Montreal Canadiens defenseman returned to full practice today, marking significant progress in his recovery from minor adductor surgery performed last month. The player, who had been sidelined since the start of the team’s current season, participated actively in team drills, signaling his readiness to resume game action. His absence had covered the first two matches of the campaign, though the exact timeline for his return remains pending. The update offers hope for the team’s defensive depth as they navigate the early stretch of their schedule.

Montreal Canadiens defenseman Kaiden Guhle made concrete progress in his recovery from minor adductor surgery he underwent in September. Per Renaud Lavoie of TVA Sports, Guhle hit the ice at Canadiens practice today as a full participant. Guhle has missed the first two games of Montreal’s 2026-27 season as a result of his recovery. The […]