Montreal Canadiens – Round 1 Studs and Duds The Hockey Writers | April 27, 2015 Phew. That was close. THANK YOU Carey Price! After surviving an intense and closely contested battle with the Ottawa Senators, the Habs can breathe a sigh of relief as…
Can The Montreal Canadiens Beat The Senators in Ottawa? The Hockey Writers | April 19, 2015 It didn’t take much for the series between the Montreal Canadiens and the Ottawa Senators to go from overwrought novelty to personal grudge. P.K. Subban’s two-handed slash earned Mark Stone…
Canadiens Don’t Need Pacioretty to Beat Senators Ryan Szporer | April 14, 2015 The last time the Montreal Canadiens were without star forward Max Pacioretty during a playoff game, they won. It was coincidentally also due to one of those pesky upper-body injuries.…
Solution Is Simple for Montreal Canadiens with Pacioretty Out Ryan Szporer | April 7, 2015 The Montreal Canadiens will have no choice but to look within for a solution in regard to news that forward Max Pacioretty will be out for at least one game……
It Is Time To Lower Expectations On Lars Eller, Embrace Him For What He Really Is Ken MacMillan | March 17, 2015 The Montreal Canadiens would not have been able to reach the Eastern Conference Final a year ago if not for the heroics of goaltender Carey Price and defenseman P.K. Subban.…
Canadiens, Price Beat Tavares in Battle of Hart Candidates Ryan Szporer | March 15, 2015 Like a guy getting root canal surgery needs novocaine, the Montreal Canadiens and goaltender Carey Price needed Saturday night’s 3-1 victory over the New York Islanders. Another 2-0 Canadiens…
Montreal Canadiens: 5 Big Trade Deadline Bargaining Chips Ryan Szporer | February 28, 2015 With one trade already in the books for Montreal Canadiens general manager Marc Bergevin, the Habs might very well be done this year’s trade deadline. However, even though the Canadiens…
Why Phil Kessel Is Exactly What the Habs Need The Hockey Writers | February 26, 2015 As usual, ’tis the season for discussing potential trade targets. If last year’s trade deadline proves anything, it’s that no one has a clue about how things will play out! …
Alex Galchenyuk Should Return to Left Wing Against New York Islanders The Hockey Writers | January 16, 2015 Seems every time the Canadiens flirt with a team rarity, they lose. Whether it’s winning 16 straight games when scoring the first goal, keeping their opponents to two or fewer…
Should Sven Andrighetto Stay with Montreal Canadiens? Ryan Szporer | December 13, 2014 Who knew mounting injuries would translate into such a feel-good story for the Montreal Canadiens, with recent call-up Sven Andrighetto notching points in his first three NHL games? Most recently…
3 Positives Following Montreal Canadiens Loss to Chicago Ryan Szporer | December 6, 2014 It no doubt hurts right now, but, unlike a jellyfish sting, there’s no need to pee on what was an overall good effort by the Montreal Canadiens in their loss…
Has Lars Eller Finally Found His Game? Brianne Spiker | November 27, 2014 As the main piece coming to Montreal in the Jaroslav Halak trade back in 2010, Lars Eller has always been a subject of curiosity for the fans. Going 13th overall…