Nashville Predators Name Roman Josi Captain Andrew Forbes | September 19, 2017 The Nashville Predators will open the upcoming 2017-18 season with Roman Josi as their new captain after unveiling the news at training camp on Tuesday. Josi replace Mike Fisher who…
The Changing Role of Defensemen Brandon Murphy | September 15, 2017 Hockey is evolving and no change has been more apparent than the game’s speed. Over the years, we’ve seen different styles of play win the Stanley Cup. The tough, physical…
The Leadership Void on Canadiens Without Markov Ryan Szporer | August 13, 2017 While losing Andrei Markov will definitely be felt by the Montreal Canadiens defense, so will the loss of an alternate captain. Who is the likeliest candidate to replace him? Markov…
Karl Alzner’s Potential Impact in Montreal Nick Guido | July 22, 2017 Even after the flurry of early offseason activity, the Montreal Canadiens still have plenty of question marks heading into the 2017-18 National Hockey League season. General manager Marc Bergevin still…
Projecting Lines for the 2017-18 Canadiens Kavan Young | July 11, 2017 Now that we’re a little over a week into the free agent signing period, a lot of teams around the NHL more or less know what their teams are going…
Markov Should Be in a Habs Jersey by Now Ryan Szporer | July 7, 2017 The time for the Montreal Canadiens to play hardball with Andrei Markov is over. There might never have been a good time, but what’s done is done, and general manager…
Overtime With BSC: NHL Offer Sheets – Myth or Reality? Brandon Share-Cohen | June 29, 2017 The threat of an offer sheet is always present in the NHL. The ability to sign another team’s young player who has proven to be an NHL player for the…
Who Will Play with Shea Weber? Ryan Szporer | June 11, 2017 As far as game shows go, it’s not so bad. The ratings are guaranteed to be good anyway. And all the players already each have a multi-million-dollar contract, so, in…
The Future of the Canadiens’ Blue Line Matt Lawson | June 9, 2017 The Montreal Canadiens are very sound defensively and generally don’t mind playing a boxing match style of game, meaning they are comfortable with opening up the game and trading chances…
Canadiens Must Sign Galchenyuk to Multi-Year Deal Ryan Szporer | June 2, 2017 There’s a reason Montreal Canadiens forward Alex Galchenyuk would reportedly be open to a one-year deal. And it’s a good one… just not for the Habs. Galchenyuk’s Potential There’s no…
Will the Predators’ Fairy Tale End? David Beaudoin | May 29, 2017 This is why the NHL playoffs are fun: you never know what’s going to happen. Upsets are more frequent compared to other major sports like the NBA. We are now…
Subban’s Success Meaningless for Canadiens Josh Boulton | May 28, 2017 The majority of Montreal Canadiens fans have been leery/violently outraged since general manager Marc Bergevin traded P.K. Subban for Shea Weber last June. Subban is now going to be playing…
