Canadiens Vs. Toronto

Maple Leafs, Knies and Montreal Canadiens

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‘They Had An Agreement In Place’ — Insider Reveals What Canadiens Offered For Maple Leafs’ $46.5M Star Matthew Knies

The Montreal Canadiens spent much of last season searching for ways to accelerate their rise in the Eastern Conference.

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Maple Leafs Were Saved By The Buzzer With Brad Treliving's Late Filing Of Knies, Canadiens Trade

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Maple Leafs agreed to trade with Canadiens to deal Matthew Knies, but something got in the way

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Canadiens Insider Hacks Away at Montreal’s Second Chance at Matthew Knies Trade

The Montreal Canadiens nearly pulled off one of the most surprising moves of the season when they came within moments of acquiring Matthew Knies from the Toronto Maple Leafs at the trade deadline.

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NHL Trade Deadline Literally Saved the Maple Leafs From Disaster

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The 1-minute reason Maple Leafs didn't trade Matthew Knies to Canadiens

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Canadiens Dangled A Big Package To Get Knies

The Montreal Canadiens apparently had a deal with the Toronto Maple Leafs for Matthew Knies and Kent Hughes was willing to give up a lot.

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Chris Pronger Makes Strong Claim About Maple Leafs’ Reported Deal With Canadiens

Chris Pronger gave his unfiltered thoughts on the reported blockbuster trade between Toronto and Montreal that fell through.

TheLeafsNation on MSN

Report: Canadiens’ proposed package for Matthew Knies included Alexander Zharovsky, two first-round picks, and a prospect

The Toronto Maple Leafs almost executed a blockbuster at the 2026 NHL Trade Deadline that very well may have set the market on fire. For better or for worse?

Yardbarker on MSN

Canadiens Hypothetically Adding Knies Comes at Great Cost

To admittedly state the obvious, were the Montreal Canadiens to actually trade for Toronto Maple Leafs forward Matthew Knies, the price tag would be exorbitant.

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Maple Leafs Rumors: Toronto linked to low-risk move for Patrik Laine

The Toronto Maple Leafs could emerge as a surprise landing spot for winger Patrik Laine when NHL free agency opens on July 1. With Laine expected to leave the Montreal Canadiens after his contract expires,