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Lars Eller Injury Will Weigh Heavy on Canadiens Rob Elbaz | May 3, 2013 A raucous capacity crowd at the Bell Centre was stunned to silence late in the second period as a pool of blood collected on the ice, gushing from the nose…
Canadiens vs. Senators: Will Price-Anderson Matchup Define the Series? Rob Elbaz | April 30, 2013 With the Montreal Canadiens and Ottawa Senators set to meet in the NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs for the first time ever, what should fans expect from the series? Although the…
Playoff Preview: Montreal Canadiens – Ottawa Senators Fred Poulin | April 29, 2013 Montreal Canadiens (2) vs. Ottawa Senators (7) Some hockey fans in Canada will certainly be disappointed that the Montreal Canadiens won’t meet the Toronto Maple Leaf in the first round of the playoffs, but…
Montreal Canadiens: Stumbling Finish A Good Omen? Ari Grief | April 27, 2013 A lot of Habs Nation has been on edge of late. And rightly so. Coming in to tonight’s season ending tilt against the upstart Toronto Maple Leafs, the Canadiens are 4-6-0 in their last ten games. Now this isn’t completely atrocious, but it’s certainly not worthy of a playoff-bound team and definitely not up to par for a team that still has a chance to finish second in the Eastern Conference.
Loss to Devils Exposes Flaws in Canadiens Game Dan Rice | April 25, 2013 The Montreal Canadiens are going to the playoffs and the New Jersey Devils are not, but when the two teams met on April 23, it was the Devils who prevailed…
Carey Price and A Weak Penalty Kill Are Sinking the Montreal Canadiens Fred Poulin | April 24, 2013 Another game, another loss for the Canadiens last night against the New Jersey Devils. This time, the Habs managed to stay in the game after trailing 3-0 early on to…
Montreal Canadiens: True Cup Contenders? Ari Grief | April 20, 2013 It seems like a long time ago. Actually it was a long time ago. Back in the the second half of the 1970’s where kids bounced around in station wagons seatbelt-less sucking in second hand smoke from both of their parents. Yes, whenever spring had finally sprung in Montreal it was inevitably time for the Canadiens to celebrate their latest Stanley Cup victory with a parade down the usual route, which ran from City Hall in Old Montreal all the way along Ste. Catherine Street and past the old Montreal Forum. Ahh, good times. Good memories. Old memories.
Montreal Canadiens’ Alex Galchenyuk Looking For More Playing Time Fred Poulin | April 17, 2013 After a month-long slump, the Montreal Canadiens’ most highly-touted rookie is finally showing signs of life for the struggling Habs. The 18-year-old American, who was drafted 3rd overall at the…
Montreal Canadiens Need More from Captain Brian Gionta Rob Elbaz | April 15, 2013 The playoffs are right around the corner, and although the Canadiens have had a stellar season thus far, there is still some room for improvement. The Habs have relied on…
Montreal Canadiens Need Not Fear the Toronto Maple Leafs Ari Grief | April 13, 2013 It’s a historic rivalry. Le bleu-blanc-rouge vs. the Buds; the Habs vs. the Leafs; French vs. English; Quebec vs. Ontario. However you put it, the rivalry between the Montreal Canadiens and Toronto Maple Leafs is one that’s purely Canadian.
Montreal Canadiens: Possible Playoff Matchups Fred Poulin | April 12, 2013 With only eight games left in the regular season, the Montreal Canadiens are back at the top of the Northeast Division following a convincing 5-1 win over the lowly Buffalo…
Marc Bergevin Drops The Ball As Canadiens Lose Alexei Emelin Fred Poulin | April 8, 2013 Despite a very important 2-1 win against their division rivals on Saturday at Bell Centre, the Canadiens lost a key element of their defensive brigade when bruising defensemen Alexei Emelin…
