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2026 Canadiens Top 25 Under 25: #12 Adam Engström (opens the original)
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Adam Engström has reached the point in his development where he seems to have learned everything he can from the levels below the NHL, steadily increasing his stock year after year. Four years after the Montreal Canadiens selected him 92nd overall in the 2022 NHL Draft, he has played professional hockey in Sweden, completed two full AHL seasons, and made his NHL debut. His development has continued moving in the right direction. After recording five goals and 27 points in 66 games during his fir
2026 Canadiens Top 25 Under 25: #13 Bryce Pickford (opens the original)
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Bryce Pickford had one of the most remarkable seasons any Montreal Canadiens prospect has produced in recent memory. The 20-year-old right-shot defenceman scored 45 goals and 83 points in just 55 games for the Medicine Hat Tigers in 2025-26. He was the only defenceman among the CHL’s top 10 goal-scorers and tied for second among all WHL players in goals despite playing significantly fewer games than the league leader. After his season, the awards followed. Pickford was named WHL Defenceman of th
2026 Canadiens Top 25 Under 25: #15 Owen Beck (opens the original)
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Owen Beck is not a new prospect, and some would even say he is a known commodity at this point. He was viewed as a promising young centre with a great chance of playing in the NHL when he was drafted in 2022. Now four years later, we have additional information from multiple seasons in the AHL and 27 games in the NHL over the past two years to confirm that initial projection. He was able to score his first goal with the Canadiens last year — after having a couple of bids denied by reviews — in h
2026 Canadiens Top 25 Under 25: #16 L.J. Mooney (opens the original)
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When the Montreal Canadiens selected L.J. Mooney in the fourth round of the 2025 NHL Draft, the immediate reaction was predictable. He was too small. He’s not strong enough. He’s Cole Caufield-lite, without the pedigree. The Habs don’t need more smallish forwards. He quieted a lot of that criticism with his first season in the NCAA, putting up 30 points in 34 games as a freshman. At 5’8″, Mooney falls well outside the physical profile NHL organizations have historically preferred. For many teams
2026 Canadiens Top 25 Under 25: #21 Timofei Runtso (opens the original)
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The 2026 NHL Draft was a shift in mentality for the Montreal Canadiens. It wasn’t as hyped or celebrated as some of their previous draft classes. There was no steal or standout gems taken early, as most of the draft was built around filling needs and targeting specific attributes. Late in the second round, they made an aggressive move to trade up four positions to select a player whose development curve caught the attention of their scouting department. After going undrafted in 2025, Timofei Run
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