And maybe that’s why there has been so little interest in this draft from Montreal fan quarters. But for Bob Gainey and staff, this draft represents a new challenge. Having built a solid nucleus in the past few drafts it is now time to learn how to dra
Although the playoffs were over in early May for the Habs and non-existent for the Bulldogs, there was still lots of important action for several members of the Canadiens organization.
Unfortunately, this will be the second last installment of HW’s Playoff Predictions but all good things have to end eventually, so no worries.
The laws of balance appeared to play out this week, as despite outplaying the Flyers in the majority of the series, the Habs were eliminated in 5. This after arguably being outplayed by Boston for most of Round 1 but Montreal came out on top there. We’ll have the last set of grades, plus a … Continue reading HW Recap: Sad ending to a great season
Expectation is a funny thing. At the beginning of the season, few expressed any hopes of the Habs fielding a successful squad this year, and no one predicted a first place finish. But when the Habs proceeded to confound the experts the whispers began
Saturday night’s Game 5 will be the second do or die situation for both the Montreal Canadiens and the Philadelphia Flyers, both teams having won their first.
After stealing game 2 in Montreal the Flyers have made the best of seven series a best of five and have stolen home ice advantage at the
It may not be the perfect time to have a shaky stretch, but the Habs managed to survive a first round scare vs Boston, and split a pair with their second round opponent in Philadelphia.
Before the playoffs started if you were to tell a Habs fan they would draw the Bruins and Flyers in the first two rounds the corners of their
Round one is over and it supplied so dramatic finishes and some ….well, let’s just be nice and say not so dramatic.