HW 3 Stars: Habs Ground Flyers
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It was a battle of the backup goalies at home for Montreal tonight, and Peter Budaj outdueled Brian Boucher as the Canadiens managed a 4-1 win.
It was a battle of the backup goalies at home for Montreal tonight, and Peter Budaj outdueled Brian Boucher as the Canadiens managed a 4-1 win.
Montreal’s offence got off to a relatively strong start to the season, averaging just under three goals per game in the first quarter of the year.
On Thursday, the Habs made a deal to change up their goaltending depth, swapping third string goaltenders with the Tampa Bay Lightning.
The Podcast crew is back to discuss the latest Habs news and results. The mood around the team has changed since the good early season start.
We’re not even a month into the NHL season and already the Habs have hit the quarter pole.
A week after everything was looking up for the Habs, it all came crashing back down after a winless week that saw the team earn just one of six points.
The Habs will look to get back in the win column while exacting some revenge on division rival Toronto for beating them on opening night when the two teams square off Saturday night at the Bell Centre.
The votes have been counted, and the Habsworld readers have made their opinions known. With a 4-2-0 record in the month of January, there were plenty of candidates for 3 Star consideration. Rene Bourque, Raphael Diaz, Alexei Emelin, Alex Galchenyuk, Bre
In back to back nights the Canadiens surrendered 3rd period leads to eventually fall to a divisional foe.
The Hamilton Bulldogs roster just got even weaker on Tuesday as Aaron Palushaj, who was on waivers to re-join the team after recovering from a shoulder injury, was claimed by the Colorado Avalanche.