Fantasy Focus: Max Pacioretty
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After receiving a gruesome hit from Boston’s Zdeno Chara on March 10th, 2011, which left him with a fractured cervical vertebrae, many wondered if Max Pacioretty’s NHL career had ended far too soon.
After receiving a gruesome hit from Boston’s Zdeno Chara on March 10th, 2011, which left him with a fractured cervical vertebrae, many wondered if Max Pacioretty’s NHL career had ended far too soon.
And now for the big news of the day, Marc Bergevin has been named the new general manager of the Montreal Canadiens.
As the Habs season gets going there is one thing that I’ve noticed, if anyone on this team deserves to wear the Captains ‘C’, its Brian Gionta.
Habs have signed Marc-Andre Bergeron to a 1 year deal worth 750,000.
If you are reading this manual then it is safe to assume that you were a witness to the fateful night of October 1st, 2009.
After watching the “New” Habs play an absolutely amazing game on Monday, I wanted to offer up a few thoughts and observations I made on some of the players.
As promised, this week I will be comparing this season’s defence corps with that of last season to try and answer whether or not what we have now is really better than what we had last year.
Many questions surround this new Habs team and one of the more commonly asked is, “Is this team really that much better then what we had?”
As we find ourselves in the dog days of summer, arguably the slowest month of the offseason, there seems to be many questions concerning the Habs right now then answers
As we all know, the Habs’ offseason thus far has been one of mass turnover. But when you sit down and look at the new guys and who they’re replacing, is the team any better, or are they even worse?