The NHL’s second season is upon us and fans of every playoff bound team have visions of watching thier team hoist Lord Stanley’s Cup over thier heads. While we all can’t be champions for the 07/08 season, all it takes is a mere 16 wins.
There have been many names linked to the Canadiens so far in rumors, but let’s try to figure out who is likely and who is not, out of the “big names” that have been made available.
There is no way to sugar coat this one. The Habs were dominated by the Senators reunited top line to the extent of a schoolyard bully taking lunch money from the terrified youth. Just ask Sergei Kostitsyn and his new found “birthmark” on his jaw
Tonight the Canadiens stop in Atlanta completing a four game road trip with a record of 2-1-0 and an impressive record of 4-1-1 since January 1st.
As of now the Habs sit in third place in the Eastern Conference (fourth seed) and have actually gone 5-3-2 in their last ten games.
Nashville has now won in Montreal, and management and players alike are left holding the bag wondering where it went wrong.
Predicting an 82 game schedule is not an exact
science, and nearly impossible to do with all the
variables that can happen, but we all love to voice our
opinions and we at HabsWorld are no different.
The Canadiens recently announced that two more jersey numbers will
be retired and raised to the rafters for all eternity; Larry “Big Bird”
Robinson’s #19 and Bob “Bo” Gainey’s #23.
Timmins thinks the Canadiens have a steal with Maxwell going to them in the second round “We like his skating upside, he’s a very cerebral player and very intelligent with the puck,” Timmins explained. “He can project to being a top-two center for the tea
Subban is very quick and explosive on the ice, but he is just as quick to smile, sign autographs, and answer questions from fans off the ice; making him an immediate fan favorite, and all around good guy. When I asked recently if he would take some time t