Montreal Canadiens Set to Bring Back Legendary Goalie for One-Game Comeback Night at Bell Centre….see details below…..

Montreal Canadiens Set to Bring Back Legendary Goalie for One-Game Comeback Night at Bell Centre….see details below…..

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Montreal Canadiens Set to Bring Back Legendary Goalie for One-Game Comeback Night at Bell Centre

In a move that has stunned the hockey world and electrified fans across Canada, the Montreal Canadiens have reportedly reached an agreement to bring back a legendary goaltender for a one-game-only comeback appearance at the Bell Centre next month.

Though the team has yet to officially confirm which Habs icon will don the pads once more, strong sources inside the organization suggest that none other than Carey Price is preparing to lace up the skates one last time in front of a roaring home crowd.

The announcement came in the form of a cryptic tweet from the Canadiens’ official account: “History never retires. Stay tuned.” Fans were quick to speculate, with most assuming the message pointed to the franchise’s longtime star goalie making a brief return — either for ceremonial purposes or for actual in-game minutes.

According to team insiders, the idea came up during a private team function earlier this season, where Price jokingly said, “I could still give them 10 good minutes.” That offhand remark reportedly sparked a whirlwind of planning behind the scenes.

A Night for the History Books

The Canadiens’ front office is calling the event “One More Save: A Goalie’s Goodbye,” which is expected to be part of a major fan appreciation night, featuring tributes, retro jerseys, and the surprise in-game return of the franchise great.

While NHL regulations would technically require Price to be reactivated and added to the roster, league officials are reportedly “willing to make an exception for a brief ceremonial appearance” due to his legendary status and the unique nature of the event.

“It’s about honoring one of the greatest to ever wear the CH,” said one team executive anonymously. “It’s not about winning or stats — it’s about a moment. A real Montreal moment.”

Fans Go Wild

Within hours of the teaser going out, ticket resale prices for the suspected game — a mid-April home clash against Toronto — skyrocketed. Some fans are already planning to fly in from other provinces just to witness what could be Carey Price’s final skate in Bell Centre.

Social media was flooded with excitement, with one fan posting, “If Carey makes even one save, I’m crying in Section 102.”

Price Yet to Comment

As of now, Carey Price has not confirmed the rumors, though he posted a photo of his goalie mask on Instagram with the caption, “Still fits.”

While it remains to be seen whether this is simply a grand ceremony or an actual on-ice cameo, one thing is certain: the Canadiens know how to bring magic back to Montreal — even if just for one night.