Current Season
GP
64
Goals
10
Assists
16
Points
26
+/-
-7
S%
11.9%
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$863K
Total Value
$2.59M
Expires
3 yrs · 2025-2026
Status
Then RFA
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Recent Stories
Ottawa swings a deal with Los Angeles, grabbing defenseman Samuel Bolduc in exchange for Jan Jenik as both clubs tweak their bottom-six ahead of the rush. Bolduc brings that steady, stay-at-home game GMs covet for late-season stability, while Jenik heads west chasing more ice. These under-the-radar swaps often reshape checking lines and penalty kills when the standings tighten up.
LA Kings pull off a low-key deal, grabbing Jan Jenik while shipping out Samuel Bolduc to shore up their depth. GMs love these under-the-radar moves that address roster tweaks without breaking the bank. Both sides see upside in the pieces, but watch how Jenik fits into LA's bottom-six grind.
Martin St-Louis stares down another gut-wrenching lineup choice as the Canadiens return from break with too many healthy bodies fighting for spots. He slots Alex Newhook back into the power play mix, leaving Zachary Bolduc on the outside looking in after a solid run. St-Louis calls it a good problem in a rebuilding roster now brimming with talent, but these decisions test even a coach who's mastered the art of tough love.
Martin St. Louis stares down a pivotal roster tweak involving Zachary Bolduc after the latest buzz hits Montreal's dressing room. The Habs' bench boss thrives on tough choices, and this one tests his youth movement amid a grind for Atlantic points. Lineup dominoes like these swing seasons, especially with Bolduc's upside in play.
Martin St. Louis wastes no time post-Olympics, scratching fan-favorite enforcer Arber Xhekaj and newcomer Alexandre Texier while bringing back Zachary Bolduc and Jayden Struble for the clash with Washington. Xhekaj's two points in 51 games have left the 6-foot-4 bruiser on thin ice, especially with the Canadiens clinging to that wild-card spot four points ahead of a hot Capitals squad. St.
Martin St. Louis shakes up the Canadiens lineup after that gut-wrenching OT loss to the Islanders, slotting Zachary Bolduc and Jayden Struble back in against a surging Washington Capitals squad that's won three straight. The 23-year-old Bolduc, who's notched 10 goals this season, returns after making room for Alex Newhook, while Struble brings his steady defensive game to the mix.