Well Julien has made his choice, he will play in place of Stéphane Quintal. After a solid start, the veteran had been struggling badly since returning from an irregular heartbeat a few games ago. He was -6 during the western road trip.
Mathieu Garon will make his fifth start of the year for the Habs. Garon, who boasts a 1.97 GAA, hasn’t seen the ice since a November 11th loss to the Blue Jackets. The talented back-up will be making his fifth start of the season for the CH, according to
John Wiens is a Special Contributor for HabsWorld People wonder why Red Fisher is still sticking around. Cries of, “he’s too old,” and “He has lost it” have been in the air for a few years, mostly from jealous readership. For the record, here is why Fisher (M.D. Sports Journalism) is still around – His … Continue reading The last few weeks in a new perspective
Different game, same result. Last week it was a game Montreal should have won but gave it away due to bad penalties, and the Canuck defensemen lead the charge. This time around the Habs never lead, were simply outplayed and it was Vancouver’s Bertuzzi-Mor
Markus Naslund had two goals and an assist and Todd Bertuzzi also had three points to lead the Vancouver Canucks to a 5-2 win over the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday night. Mike Keane scored his first Vancouver goal and Jason King got his team-leading 11th
It is known throughout the league that the first game back after a road trip is a challenge. Tonight, the Habs will be looking to test that theory as they return home to the Bell Centre in preparation to face the Vancouver Canucks (12-6-2-2). After a blistering hot start, the ‘Nucks have stuggled of late, … Continue reading Habs Hope for Revenge
Bob Gainey decided it was time to demote the struggling Marcel Hossa and defensemen Ron Hainsey on Monday, while promoting Pierre Dagenais, an off-season aquisition.
What a day it was as the Heritage Classic was played in front of 56,000 fans who braved the cold for 6 hours in order to experience this historic event. It started with the old-timers game, where the Canadiens surprisingly took it to the younger home team
After blowing the game in Vancouver, the Montreal Canadiens found yet another way to lose and the Calgary Flames came away with a 2-1 victory. The Habs started the game well and controlled the first period but only got one goal out of it thanks to Kipruso
This Saturday, the NHL will take to the outdoors for the first time in it’s 86 year history at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton when the Oilers host the Montreal Canadiens. Approximetely 52,500 fans are expected to sit in sub-zero temperatures watching hockey at its finest. First up it’s the MegaStars game at 4:30 eastern, featuring … Continue reading Outdoor Game will be an Instant Classic