The San Jose Sharks and Montreal Canadiens will face off on October 20, 2026. Fans can check out the lineup projections and game reviews on sports platforms. Live updates, stats, and play-by-play coverage are available on ESPN. The game is expected to draw a lot of attention, with odds and spread info from the sports betting platforms. The Montreal Gazette is tracking team lineups and injuries.
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