Back to work he goes
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After doing something GM’s don’t often do in Montreal, disappear for a while, it appears that Canadiens GM Bob Gainey is once again getting down to business.
After doing something GM’s don’t often do in Montreal, disappear for a while, it appears that Canadiens GM Bob Gainey is once again getting down to business.
With the prospect signing deadline less than 48 hours away, Bob Gainey went to work.
The 2006 World Hockey Championships from Latvia have now completed, and there were no shortage of players representing the Montreal Canadiens.
Yes, the Montreal Canadiens have lost 2 straight games, and yes, they threw up a stinker on Friday night, but is the situation really as bad as it seems?
It’s the home stretch, and, despite the Canadiens successes of late, they are actually in a worse spot in the conference now then they were at the beginning of the streak.
All good things must come to an end, and the Canadiens winning streak did just that, after falling to New Jersey on the weekend.
The winning streak continues for the Montreal Canadiens, as it is now at 6 and counting after a trio of wins this past week.
This past week, the Montreal Canadiens went a long way in getting themselves towards the playoffs, winning 4 of their 5 games.
To put things lightly for this week, it will not be one that will forever be spoken of when discussing the best of the Montreal Canadiens.
Well, the trade deadline has come and gone, and yet again, Canadiens coach/GM Bob Gainey stole the show.