Canadiens: 4 Late-Round Draft Steals
There must’ve been something in the air when the Montreal Canadiens selected defenseman Andrei Markov 162nd overall in the 1998 NHL Entry Draft. Having announced his retirement on Thursday, he…
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Predators’ Josi Becomes Highest Scoring Swiss Player in the NHL
Wrapped around the turquoise waters of the Aare River, you will find the compact city of Bern, Switzerland, where in June 1990, the future captain of the Nashville Predators was…
Flyers May Finally Pay for Mark Streit Trade With Islanders
The Philadelphia Flyers and the New York Islanders are about to become adversaries for the next couple weeks during their Second Round playoff match. Before that begins, let’s look back…
Mark Streit’s Top Career Highlights
Ex-Montreal Canadien Mark Streit has officially announced his retirement, bringing an end to the ultimate underdog career. The way his NHL career ended, his contract being terminated with the Habs,…
Top 10 Post Stanley Cup Era Islanders
The New York Islanders royalty is synonymous with the Stanley Cup winning teams. From Denis Potvin to Mike Bossy, their retired numbers hang in the rafters of first the Nassau Coliseum…
The Tragedy of Streit’s Second Canadiens Stint
Yes, technically defenseman Mark Streit is still a member of the Montreal Canadiens… for now. No Takers for Streit One can be excused for laughing at initial reports that Streit…
Rumor Rundown: Canadiens, Rangers, Golden Knights, More
In today’s Rumor Rundown we look at a struggling Montreal Canadiens team who could be on the verge of making moves. Will Mark Streit be with the team this time…
Victor Mete May Not Stay with Canadiens
Montreal Canadiens defenseman Victor Mete’s nickname of Meat is clearly ironic. He’s anything but a plug in the long term. That much is clear based on his training camp, which…
Loyalty Has No Place with Habs, but Markov Should
When Montreal Canadiens general manager Marc Bergevin argued that, “if you want loyalty, buy a dog,” it was as if the writing was on the wall regarding Andrei Markov’s tenure…
Canadiens Sign Mark Streit
The Montreal Canadiens and veteran defenseman Mark Streit have agreed to terms on a one-year contract worth $700,000. The 39-year-old Streit is set to enter his 12th NHL season coming fresh…
Mark Streit Is No Andrei Markov
Don’t let the “Mark” in Andrei Markov’s last name fool you. He and Mark Streit are two different players. In spite of their similarities, being that they are both left-handed,…
Bruins Need Bargains from Free Agency
From a value standpoint, Dominic Moore and Riley Nash were the Boston Bruins’ best free agent signings of 2016. David Backes may have grabbed the headlines (and the cash), but…