The Montreal Canadiens sign goaltender Jakub Dobes to a three-year contract extension, according to multiple reports. Dobes, 25, has been rewarded after his rise into the Canadiens’ starting role. The agreement comes after the team’s goaltending situation shifted last season, when Dobes emerged as the starter and became a central figure in their netminder lineup. Sources characterize the extension as a recognition of his performance and progression within the organization. While details beyond the length of the contract are not specified in the provided summaries, all outlets agree on the key point: Dobes is under contract with the Canadiens for three more years. The signing reflects the organization’s decision to retain a goaltender who has recently taken on greater responsibility, moving from earlier stages of development into a more prominent, starting role. The reports present the extension as a continuation of the team’s plan to build around Dobes following his increased playing time and impact during the previous season.