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The St. Louis System, the Gaudreau Trial, and the Greatest Goaltender in History

Learning a new system of play isn’t always easy. It takes some adjustment… and practice: the guys have to play to get used to their new environment on the ice.

Published: Tuesday, 20 October 2026 at 8:16 PM
The St. Louis System, the Gaudreau Trial, and the Greatest Goaltender in History
Key Things to Know
  • Chris Kreider is currently adapting to Montreal Canadiens coach Martin St-Louis's system, while key NHL storylines unfold.
  • Jury selection for Sean Higgins, accused of killing Matthew and Johnny Gaudreau, begins December 1 with trial on January 4, 2027.
  • Higgins faces up to 91.5 years in prison and would need to serve 68 years before parole eligibility.
The Story in 60 Seconds

Montreal Canadiens forward Chris Kreider admitted he is still adjusting to head coach Martin St-Louis's tactical system after scoring just one goal so far this season. Teammate Phillip Danault noted that adapting takes time but ultimately proves rewarding once understood. Meanwhile, the legal proceedings regarding the deaths of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau are set to advance, with jury selection for accused Sean Higgins scheduled for December 1 and the trial beginning on January 4, 2027.

According to reports, Higgins faces up to 91 and a half years in prison if convicted. Additionally, the Florida Panthers have called up 6-foot-8 goaltender Cooper Black, positioning him alongside the tallest netminders in NHL history ahead of a potential record-setting debut.

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