Save for an actual elimination game, Game 3 was as close to a “must-win” situation as it gets. After losing their starting goaltender as well as the first two games in the series, the Montreal Canadiens desperately needed a win to stymie the New York Ran

In the last full month of regulation hockey, Montreal distanced itself from the non-playoff teams in the standings. The Habs’ success came largely from a team effort, with a number of various contributors on any given night. Nevertheless, some Canadien

The month of March proved profitable for the Montreal Canadiens, as they all but clinched a playoff spot. Their 10-5 record created some distance from the logjam of bubble teams, notably separating them from their divisional rivals, the Toronto Maple Lea

With the Winter Olympics impacting the NHL schedule in February, the Canadiens played a mere 7 games, going 4-1-2 over that span. As a result of the shortened month, we’ve foregone the voting for February’s 3 Stars, and simply compiled what we believe to

Despite a discouraging January, our readers still managed to weigh in with their opinions on the Canadiens. There was a wide variety of selections this month, likely due to the inconsistencies of the Canadiens as a whole. Nonetheless, the following play

It was a frustrating month for the Montreal Canadiens and their fans, as the Habs posted their worst totals so far this year. With a 6-6-1 record, the Canadiens slipped out of a divisional playoff spot, clinging in the meantime to a wildcard berth. Afte

There weren’t a lot of differing opinions this month when our HabsWorld readers voted for December’s 3 Stars. In fact, with only a few exceptions, the vast majority of ballots contained a combination of the following four players. These standout player