Sean Monahan Stats

Montreal Canadiens center Sean Monahan (lower body) is set to miss 2-3 weeks of action, the team announced on Tuesday. He has already been out for the last three games and his absence will likely stretch to around 10 games in total. Following a couple of disappointing years, Monahan has found his feet again in 2022-23, posting six goals and 11 assists in 25 outings. He was averaging close to a point per game over a month-long stretch right before getting hurt. Jake Evans has taken over the third-line center role in Monahan's absence.

3 months ago

Montreal Canadiens center Sean Monahan left Monday's 7-6 overtime loss to Vancouver with an undisclosed injury and it's uncertain if he can play Tuesday versus Seattle. He notched his sixth goal of the campaign against the Canucks before leaving in the second period. Monahan has started the rebuild his career in Montreal, and it's been a good campaign for him, with the 28-year-old having recorded 17 points in 25 outings. He has been centering the third line, and Monahan's potential absence would also leave a spot empty on the first power-play unit.

3 months ago

Montreal Canadiens center Sean Monahan collected two assists during his emotional return to Calgary on Thursday. He helped the team to a 2-1 victory by setting up Juraj Slafkovsky and Cole Caufield. Monahan skated his first nine years in the league for the Flames, posting 462 points in 656 games. Calgary dumped him via a trade in the summer after Monahan had a disappointing 23-point campaign. He's on his way to having a decent bounce-back season in Montreal. The 28-year-old reached 16 points for the year on Thursday, and he's nicely set up for further success, with Monahan occupying a spot on the top power-play unit and averaging close to 18 minutes of ice time per game.

3 months ago

The Montreal Canadiens have acquired center Sean Monahan and a conditional 2025 first-round pick from the Calgary Flames in exchange for future considerations. The Flames needed to make space for newly acquired Nazem Kadri, so this was the deal they had to make. Montreal nets a very nice sweetener in the trade, as they will likely hold a first-round pick in either 2025 or 2026, depending on how the conditions play out. As for Monahan, the decline has been tough to watch. The former 30-goal scorer looks like a shell of his former self, as he has just 18 goals over 105 games in the past two seasons. Perhaps Montreal can fix him, but it seems unlikely given his performance and injury history. He holds no fantasy value.

over 6 months ago