Expectation is a funny thing. At the beginning of the season, few expressed any hopes of the Habs fielding a successful squad this year, and no one predicted a first place finish. But when the Habs proceeded to confound the experts the whispers began
Saturday night’s Game 5 will be the second do or die situation for both the Montreal Canadiens and the Philadelphia Flyers, both teams having won their first.
With all that being said, there wasn’t a twenty year old amongst us more accountable than Carey Price currently is. After all, none of us are in a position where we hold the hopes and dreams of an entire city and hockey’s most rabid fan base all within
13 was enough as 9:25 into the fourth period last night Marc Savard scored his first career playoff goal lifting the Bruins to a 2-1 victory, their first over the Habs since December of last season.
The Canadiens and Bruins will lock horns for game 1 tonight in the Bell Centre and both teams will be looking to get in the minds of their
For the first time in a long time, the Canadiens are opening the playoffs full of possibilities. And no matter what happens from here on in that’s reason enough to celebrate.
When interviewed prior to the game, Guy Carbonneau said his team shouldn’t have any difficulties getting motivated for the pivotal match against the Senators.
Bob Gainey’s trade deadline day was one in which he shocked observers by what he did and what he didn’t do.
The Montreal Canadiens stumble into the game tonight against the Florida Panthers coming off a disappointing 3-2 loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning on Tuesday night.
Gainey’s decision comes down to one simple question; does he believe the Canadiens are one player away from a potential Stanley Cup?