Ryan Szporer is a writer at The Hockey Writers. With a decade of experience in hockey journalism, he covers all things related to the Montreal Canadiens and competitive sports, frequently sharing his insights on team and individual sports. Ryan's work has been featured in BVM Sports, Yardbarker, and he has contributed to notable programs like CBC Radio One's Daybreak.
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Ryan Szporer predominantly covers local sports, with a strong focus on the Montreal Canadiens and their performance in the NHL. His articles often include investment analysis, expert commentary, and industry-specific insights related to hockey.
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Table of Contents Hide Suzuki and Canadiens Show Their Teeth (Finally) Cardiac Canadiens Fail to Play a Full 60 Again
By: Ryan Szporer
Table of Contents Hide Dobes Deserves Better Canadiens Questionably Cut Fowler Montembeault Not a Better Option than Dobes
Table of Contents Hide 3. Zachary Bolduc 2. Kirby Dach 1. Alexandre Texier
By: Ryan Szporer
Table of Contents Hide Demidov out up to a Month Dach Fails to Land on Scoresheet Bolduc the Solution?
Table of Contents Hide Anderson vs. Matheson Anderson Belongs in Bottom Six Canadiens' Penalty Kill Needs Work
Hockey can be unfair. Despite their best all-around performance of the season so far, the Montreal Canadiens lost 5-2 to the Nashville Predators, a final score that doesn’t do the Habs justice.
When Montreal Canadiens forward Ivan Demidov is injured and the headlines are instead about him speeding , it kind of encapsulates the problem.
By: Ryan Szporer
The Canadiens have been hit hard by the injury bug. That's not the reason why they've been mediocre to start 2026-27, though.
By: Ryan Szporer
Table of Contents Hide Canadiens Beat Themselves Against Sharks Canadiens Falling into Bad Hab-its Canadiens Have Steep Hill to Climb
By: Ryan Szporer
Table of Contents Hide Evans Has Career Night Evans and Anderson Should Be a No-Go Rationalizing a Canadiens Trade
