Vote for Montreal’s Second Quebec Line
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The Habs have had many star players from Quebec suit up for them in their history. Over the next month, we’ll be assembling their all-time roster. Next up is their second line.
The Habs have had many star players from Quebec suit up for them in their history. Over the next month, we’ll be assembling their all-time roster. Next up is their second line.
It has been teased on social media for the past week or so and on Monday, the Habs officially unveiled their new Reverse Retro uniform that will be used for select games during the upcoming season.
There has been no shortage of elite Quebec-born players to suit for the Habs over the years. Which Hall of Famers earned spots on their all-time number one line?
We’ve seen talk of the Habs being shifted to an all-Canadian division for next season as a result of the pandemic. Is that better than staying in the Atlantic? Our writers offer up their thoughts.
The Habs have had many star players from Quebec suit up for them in their history. Over the next month, we’ll be assembling their all-time roster. We begin with the top line.
For the past several seasons, the Habs have operated well below the Upper Limit of the salary cap but that won’t be the case in 2020-21. Instead, they’ll be tiptoeing around the cap ceiling all year long. Here’s how they can do it.
The Habs have found a place for another one of their prospects to play while they await the start of the 2020-21 season as they announced on Thursday that they have loaned Josh Brook to Krefeld of the DEL.
It may be a while yet before we see NHL or AHL action but a handful of Montreal prospects are currently playing in leagues overseas. Accordingly, it’s time to bring back our monthly features, highlighting the top performers of the month.
While the Habs have been around for more than 100 years, they haven’t had a ton of representation from Atlantic Canada. However, if we combine the provinces together, there are enough quality players to assemble an all-time top line.
While many of Montreal’s prospects will be sitting for a while longer, their top pick from October’s draft will be hitting the ice soon as defenceman Kaiden Guhle was among the 46 players invited to Canada’s World Junior training camp.