As always, the NHL summer was an eventful one, with the rich becoming richer, and the poor becoming poorer, at least for the most part. Every team made at least one move on the ice, while several others made moves off the ice. Over the next week, I will examine each team’s movement (players primarily) … Continue reading Summer in Review (Part 5-Northwest)
Tonight the Montreal Canadiens will be the guests to a second home-opener, and hope the hosts will be a little more hospitable this time around.
Ottawa downs the Canadiens 5-2 in both teams first games of the season.
The key to the Montreal Canadiens’ season will be team defence, special teams, and Jose Theodore.
As always, the NHL summer was an eventful one, with the rich becoming richer, and the poor becoming poorer, at least for the most part. Every team made at least one move on the ice, while several others made moves off the ice. Over the next week, I will examine each team’s movement (players primarily) … Continue reading Summer in Review (Part 4-Central)
The Montreal Canadiens face the Ottawa Senators in the their season opener tonight without their captain Saku Koivu who is recovering from a knee injury suffered during the pre-season.
It’s here, it’s finally here! The beginning of the 2003-04 NHL season has finally arrived! But what teams are safe to bet on going into game 1? Aside from who they’re actually playing, here are some stats on team’s opening night records that can help you choose the right team(s): TEAM GP RECORD PCT. Colorado … Continue reading Season Opener Records
As always, the NHL summer was an eventful one, with the rich becoming richer, and the poor becoming poorer, at least for the most part. Every team made at least one move on the ice, while several others made moves off the ice. Over the next week, I will examine each team’s movement (players primarily) … Continue reading Summer in Review (Part 3-Southeast)
GM Bob Gainey is starting to put his stamp on the Montreal Canadiens but not in the usual way of bringing in new players.
The 2003-04 Canadiens have not added a single veteran to the team that missed the playoffs for the fourth time in five years last
As always, the NHL summer was an eventful one, with the rich becoming richer, and the poor becoming poorer, at least for the most part. Every team made at least one move on the ice, while several others made moves off the ice. Over the next week, I will examine each team’s movement (players primarily) … Continue reading Summer in Review (Part 2-Atlantic)