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Carrier (undisclosed) took warmups in his usual top-pairing spot, indicating he's expected to play in Wednesday's Game 5 versus the Capitals, Eric Engels of Sportsnet reports.

Canadiens: The Grades Are In – Kaiden Guhle Alexandre Carrier, who just played his first season with the Sainte-Flanelle, is set to appear on Sunday, May 25, at a time yet to be announced.

Alexandre Carrier has an example to set, since in the first period of the first playoff game, Kaiden Guhle turned to the Québécois and told him that the playoffs go fast.

Carrier (undisclosed) is considered a game-time decision for Wednesday's Game 5 against Washington, Renaud Lavoie of TVA Sports reports. Carrier sustained an injury during Sunday's Game 4 loss ...

And there’s uncertainty surrounding Alexandre Carrier. Remember that the additions of Carrier and Laine in December energized the Habs. I know things have changed since then with Laine, but still.

Carrier (undisclosed) is considered day-to-day and won't practice Tuesday. Carrier struggled to produce for much of April but has picked up three points in his last five outings. In his 51 regular ...

His solid check on Alexandre Carrier changed the momentum of the game and the Caps tied the game on the sequence. – Patrick Friolet (@PFrioletRDS) April 28, 2025 But hey.

The CH was banged up, but if there’s one player who looked more shaken up, it was Alexandre Carrier, who left game #4. He was buzzed by Tom Wilson and didn’t come back from the game.