First off, sorry in advance for all of the cheesy Christmas comments, but you’re going to hear a lot of them this time of year. After being handed a heartbreaking 4-2 loss by the Leafs on Saturday, the Habs return to action tonight when the lowly Penguins

Another solid effort for the Montreal Canadiens, as they stood toe to toe with red hot Maple Leafs all night… only to lose it in the last minute when Sundin’s centering attempt from an impossible angle deflected off Bouillon’s stick into the top corner.

The Montreal Canadiens most recent call up from Hamilton, Benoit Gratton, will be playing tonight. Jose Theodore, dinged on the collarbone by a Pierre Dagenais shot prior to the Habs 5-4 OT win against the Nashville Predators, will also be starting.

The Montreal Canadiens made a bit of a surprise move on Friday, recalling Benoit Gratton from the Hamilton Bulldogs. Gratton has captained the AHL Bulldogs to a 18-9-2-1 record so far, good enough for 39 points and a spot atop the North Division.

In what was an exciting game for the fans at the Bell Center the Montreal Canadiens came back from behind four times, every time on the power-play, and finally pulled ahead for the first time in the game when it counted most… with Sheldon Souray’s OT goal

The Nashville Predators fly into Montreal winless in their pass four games, something that certainly isn’t sitting pretty alongside the sugar plum fairies dancing in their minds. Tomas Vokoun, the Preds netminder who began his promising career with the CH

During the first period the Canadiens played well, had several power-play opportunities and generated numerous great scoring chances… but the impressive rookie Andrew Raycroft was brilliant. Not to be outdone Theodore robbed a goal from Murray at the end

Our Habs will be giving new meaning to the term ‘original six’ on Tuesday as they will welcome to their home the often hated, but always enjoyable Boston Bruins. Don’t be fooled when you flick on the TV tonight and have a hard time recognizing who’s playi

After breaking his ankle way back on December 1st, it seems Jason Ward is ready to return. The 6’3 winger sustained the injury while blocking a Vlad Malakhov shot against the Rangers.With six weeks of his season out the window, Ward will be hoping to retu

With lightning in the forecast, the Montreal Canadiens managed to turn things around after the ugly performance the night before against the Panthers. In a reversal from the Florida game, the Habs gave up the first goal but then fought back with four unan