HW Recap: More confusion now than ever
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The ending may have been pretty, but the majority of the week for the Montreal Canadiens was absolutely abysmal.
The ending may have been pretty, but the majority of the week for the Montreal Canadiens was absolutely abysmal.
Led by a first line that looked much like it had early in the season, and supported by strong special teams and a fantastic NHL debut from Jaroslav Halak, Montreal took a solid first step back into the winning column.
The Montreal Canadiens finally stopped the bleeding tonight, defeating the Columbus Blue Jackets 3-2.
Coming off of a 5-3 loss at the hands of the Carolina Hurricanes last night, the Canadiens travel to Columbus, Ohio to face the Blue Jackets.
Things are looking bleak if you’re a Montreal Canadiens fan. The Carolina Hurricanes handed the Habs their sixth straight loss in a 5-3 win.
If the Canadiens could beat their morale any lower, I can’t see how. Despite a dominant first, they managed only a one goal lead going into the second, and a couple of silly penalties later… well you know the rest.
The Montreal Canadiens will host the Carolina Hurricanes tonight in a must win four point game. A win against Carolina would allow the Habs to leap over them in the standings.
For twenty minutes, Habs fans around the world were on the edge of their seats wondering if, finally, the team they love so much was finding their form.
Martin Brodeur will be in goal tonight in what is usually an instant victory for the netminder and his team when they face the Habs in New Jersey.
The sound you might be hearing, well aside from the snoring after that game, is a fat lady warming up in the bowels of the Bell Centre. After such a great effort against the Sens the other night, to come out and show virtually no emotion at all is a crim