100 Seasons of Glory, Tradition & Excellence; The Top 100 Players
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So after much thought and consideration I present to you, the loyal readers of HabsWorld my selections and ranking of the top 100 Montreal Canadiens of the past centennial. Enjoy.
So after much thought and consideration I present to you, the loyal readers of HabsWorld my selections and ranking of the top 100 Montreal Canadiens of the past centennial. Enjoy.
No team in the long glorious history of hockey and few in professional sports can boast of a tradition of excellence that equals that of the Montréal Canadiens.
The Canadiens lone all-star last season, Markov garnered the most votes of any defenseman in the Eastern Conference, and was second only to Sidney Crosby in voting for all players in the conference. However, in a discussion of the league’s top defensem
Walking out of the courtroom that day, Ryan O’Byrne must have felt a tremendous weight being lifted off of his shoulders.
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As one of the top players on the Canadiens championship team’s of the sixties, Laperriere has become the least remembered member of the so called “quiet” dynasty. Undoubtedly, the Habs top defenseman during his decade with the team, Laperriere was resp
Sometime this past week, Carey Price packed his belongings into his big, black truck and began the long trek home to British Columbia. As he drives further away he’ll begin to put Montreal increasingly behind him, as he allows the soothing sounds of Ge