Après nous avoir donné un bref aperçu de ce à quoi pourrait ressembler la formation 2004-2005 du Canadien de Montréal, lors des dernières séries éliminatoires, l’état major doit maintenant se tourner vers la relève pour construire sa prochaine équipe. Com
On Tuesday, the hockey world was deeply saddened to learn of the tragic death of Sergei Zholtok. Like many other NHL’ers, Zholtok was keeping in shape overseas, suiting up for Riga in Latvia. It was in a game that this tragedy occurred.
On Tuesday, the Hamilton Bulldogs announced that they have agreed to terms with Montreal Canadiens RW Jason Ward on an AHL-only contract. Financial terms were not disclosed.
In a rather strange move on Friday, Canadiens D Ron Hainsey will indeed be joining the Hamilton Bulldogs, but he’s not taking the normal route to get there. Hamilton GM and Canadiens’ Assistant GM Andre Savard confirmed that Hainsey has signed a one-way
The NHL lockout is now in full effect, with no immediate end on the horizon. And why would there be, considering neither side appears to be willing to negotiate; the NHL won’t move off its “Cost Certainty” (aka: Salary Cap) demands, while the NHLPA won’t
The National Hockey League as we know it is over. At 2:35 PM EST in a New York hotel conference room, NHL commissioner Gary Bettman announced to the world that there would be a lockout commencing September 16, 2004 at a minute past midnight.
On Wednesday, just hours before the NHL CBA expires, the Canadiens announced the signing of young centre Corey Locke to a 3 year, entry-level contract. As per team policy, financial terms were not disclosed.
On Tuesday, the Columbus Blue Jackets announced that they have claimed Canadiens’ prospect D Francois Beauchemin off waivers from the club. In order to be eligible to play in the AHL this season, all players who normally must be exposed to be sent down ha
On Sunday night, Canadiens GM Bob Gainey announced that the club and D Sheldon Souray have agreed to terms on a new 3 year deal, reportedly worth $8.4 million dollars.
Finally, the chance to say a pair of “golden words” is upon us. Everyone join in and cry out “Habs Win!” Now, doesn’t that feel better? On Saturday, the Habs opened up this year’s rookie tournament with a 5-2 win over the Ottawa Senators.