Canadiens executive vice-president of hockey operations Jeff Gorton will meet with reporters Thursday at 3 p.m. ET / noon PT to discuss his plan. Watch the press conference live here.

It’s finally (almost) here, the NHL draft is upon us, and for one last time before proceedings get underway, Montreal Canadiens’ executive vice president of hockey operations Jeff Gorton spoke ...

But to hear Jeff Gorton say openly that we don’t really care if Carbonneau is a Québécois – even if the VP wants the Canadiens to be able to have good players from Québéc in the line-up ...

Gorton admits he hopes Dobson will have the same impact on the Habs as Panarin had on the Rangers, and he’s far from the only one in Montreal hoping for that. The defenseman was acquired with ...

At the start of the off-season, in addition to a second center, it was known that the Canadiens were looking to acquire an ...

Canadiens executive vice president Jeff Gorton shared his thoughts on the matter in an interview with RG Media: Well, when we look at our defense, with [Matheson] still in it, it looks to me like ...

That said, Jeff Gorton doesn’t exactly seem to mind. There are a lot of things that get people excited about Montreal. Yes, there are the taxes, and we definitely understand that.

Kent Hughes and Jeff Gorton are often patient enough to get what they want. Obviously, this says a lot about Geoff Molson’s confidence in them. The owner doesn’t put too much pressure on them ...

In 2018, Jeff Gorton was GM of the New York Rangers. And Nick Bobrov was also in the organization, by the way. Drafted 28th, his club had a say in the draft.