The Habs can scratch one more prospect off the to-sign list as the team announced just prior to Thursday’s game against Minnesota that defenceman Morgan Ellis has signed a three year contract commencing next season.
Despite a four-game winning streak, the Habs went 5-8-1 in February, and currently reside in the basement of the Eastern Conference. As the Canadiens fall further out of playoff contention, their fans are left dejected, and are faced with the daunting ta
As a 26-year old Canadiens fan, who first heard the sounds of Stanley Cup glory as a one-year old in 1986,
Before diving right into somewhat of a defense of #11 in your programs, #0 in the hearts of most Habs fans, I’d like to make it perfectly clear I’m not a fan of the guy. Definitely not a hell bent hater, but I’m not his biggest fan.
Although the Habs weren’t overly busy at the NHL’s Trade Deadline like many of us hoped, they did still get a pair of moves accomplished.
The trade deadline revealed that Montreal GM Pierre Gauthier has accepted that the Canadiens will not be vying for the playoffs this year.
The Trade Deadline Day edition of the Habsworld podcast see’s Habsworld.net assemble their own panel of Insiders to dissect the days activity.
It didn’t take long for the Habs to fill the contract spot that was opened up with the departure of Andrei Kostitsyn to Nashville on Monday morning.
The Habs kicked off the trading festivities on Monday morning with a trade that most people were expecting to happen at some point during the day.
Stop me if you have heard this before… The Montreal Canadiens came out strong and built a 2 goal lead on Sunday afternoon.