The Boston Bruins will want nothing to do with the Canadiens in the Fleet Centre, specifically in overtime, after this game. For whatever reason, the boys from Montreal, if they take it to the extra five, seem to have that killer instinct, and tonight Cr
The Habs visit Beantown and hope to take a very important two points from the red hot Bruins and their Calder Trophy candidate, Andrew Raycroft.
Michael Ryder leads his Montreal Canadiens, currently riding a two game win streak, into Boston tonight to face the arch-rival Bruins. Along the way, the Habs have learned that Jan Bulis and Andrei Markov will be out of the lineup, while Jose Theodore wil
Jan Bulis will be lost to the Canadiens for the next 4 weeks due to a knee injury suffered Monday night against the New York Rangers in Montreal’s 4-1 victory. Bulis injured the knee when he threw a check and twisted his knee on the play.
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It’s been a busy day for Hab fans. After a report from Mitch Melnick of the Team 990 stated that Bob Gainey was to be holding an afternoon Press Conference, everyone and their dog jumped in anticipation, thinking that perhaps a trade was in order. And, wh
Rumours come and go throughout the league, but according to reports, one could potentially break through today. A rumour spreading throughout Montreal has GM Bob Gainey calling a 2:00 PM Press Conference this afternoon. Stay tuned …
There was a playoff atmosphere in Montreal as the Montreal Canadiens came from behind to beat the Ottawa Senators with the winning goal in the final minute of play. With a strong defensive performance, the feisty Habs kept the Sens attack at a minimum an
The Sens are in town in a Northeast division matchup between the 1st and 8th place teams in the conference.
Fresh off of a relaxing 4-1 smooching of the New York Rangers, Claude Julien and his Habs have made their way back to Montreal in order to take on Martin Havlat, Jason Spezza, and the rest of the explosive Ottawa Senators. Havlat, who picked up a hat-tric
There’s nothing like a trip to New York to face the Rangers and get the train back on track. Tonight, despite being outshot the Montreal Canadiens managed to pull out a convincing four to one victory over the overpaid home side.