Category: Habs

Sundstrom Seeing Stars

Sometimes referred to as the Invisible Man, Niklas Sundstrom will be just that, invisible, for the team’s next four games. Sundstrom, who missed Monday’s triumphant win in New Jersey, was originally thought to be battling the flu, but later reports

Habs Outwork Cup Champs

Five wins in a row, a pile of points up on the Sabres, and playing some very strong hockey tonight; this is the kind of situation Habs fans could only dream about at the beginning of the season. In fact, it’s always interesting to look back and review so

Five in a Row !

Tonight in Montreal, the Canadiens came up with one of their most inspired performances of the year as they pulled out a last-minute victory against the defending Stanley Cup champ New Jersey Devils. On a goal mouth scramble in front of Marty Brodeur on

Goal by Goal: Habs win 2-1

The Habs are given another PP opportunity as Scott Niedermayer takes an elbowing penalty in the neutral zone. Perreault brings the puck into the Devils zone and he gives it to Dagenais who passes it to Bouillon at the point.

Matchup Edge: Montreal vs New Jersey

After the storm, the hell arrives downtown. Tonight, Claude Julien’s players will have to fight against one of the best defensive teams in the NHL. A surprising fact is that in the sports betting community in the US, the Canadiens are the favoured team. I

Playing With Fire

I dare anyone out there who might have that on tape to stay awake and watch that five times in a row. Those fans weren’t cheering the goal at the end of the night, no way! They were cheering because they were finally allowed to go home to their beds – f

To Sleep Perchance To Win

For those out there with insomnia, one would hope you got this game on tape so you can play it anytime you need to get to sleep. In what was probably one of the biggest yawners of the year, the Montreal Canadiens managed to score deep into overtime to be

Habs Host Hurricanes

The Habs, having won three straight coming into tonight’s contest, will be tackling another difficult opposition. While on paper they may appear to be lacking, the Canes have lost just once in their past five, a streak that Jose Theodore and company will

THEFT!

They only played one period of good hockey, but somehow they come out with the victory tonight – one that’s incredibly important in the overall scheme of things. The Habs push three up over the Isles, nine over the Sabres and ten over the Panthers, and w