To say the Habs have had trouble scoring this season would be an understatement. Through Thursday’s games, the Habs rank a whopping 27th in the league in terms of goals per game.

HabsWorld congratulates Todd Denault on the release of his book about the legendary “Habs vs. Red Army” hockey game of December 31, 1975. In this interview-style article, we jump in the head of a hockey book writer and get some insights on the process of

Here is a final look at the 2010 Montreal Canadiens preseason.

Here is a listing of each player’s waiver status this season. Notes: Regular waivers means AHL demotion, while Re-Entry denotes a recall from the AHL to the NHL.

Bring up Bob Gainey’s name amongst fans of the Canadiens and you are bound to elicit plenty of emotion.  Many love him, and the work that he has done. 

Long after Jaroslav Halak has left town, the debate surrounding him and Carey Price still rages on in chat rooms, blogs, over water coolers, and even in the writing of hockey reporters.

As the Habs’ offseason tinkering continues, it’s time to take a look at where they stand. With the recent re-signing of Maxim Lapierre, there remains just one restricted free agent to re-sign, the newly crowned #1 goalie, Carey Price.

The 2010 Olympic Winter Games have now come to an end. A total of 6 Habs represented the organization in the tournament.

The 2010 World Junior Championships took place from December 26, 2009 to January 5, 2010 in Regina and Saskatoon.

Special teams, they’ve been a topic of discussion and debate all season long, particularly to the effect of, “Why do the Habs have so many more PK’s than PP’s?”