The Habs and Bruins clash Tuesday night, in their second of 8 divisional matches this season, but the opponents may have less sting in their lineup due to some key injuries.

It’s been an interesting week in Habland; two losses to only one win has some fans getting a little antsy.

There’s good news and there’s bad news with this one. The bad news is obvious – we lost to the Toronto Maple Leafs and they deserved the win, being the better team tonight.

Die ersten beiden Wochen in der neuen NHL sind vorbei und es ist endlich Zeit für eine Saisonvorschau. Manche werden sich denken warum ich erst jetzt mit diesem Artikel aufkreuze, doch ich halte mich hier ganz an meinen Kollegen

That’s right folks, just a week after the thriller Habs vs. Leafs appeared on you’re television sets, and we’ve got a second showing of that very match-up again tonight.

Danis ou Théodore, voilà la nouvelle controverse que l’on essaie de soulever dont les médias montréalais.

Instead of doing a season preview this year, I’ve decided to wait a few games to see how things are going, and then project how this club is going to fare over the course of an 80 game season.

So this is what it’s like to have a really good hockey club. For too long the Canadiens have struggled to ice a competitive team, and we’re over-achieved over the last couple of years, I believe.