Playoff Primer, Part 1: Opposition Goaltenders and Defence
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It’s time to start looking ahead to the postseason (something I think many of us didn’t expect to be talking about three months ago).
It’s time to start looking ahead to the postseason (something I think many of us didn’t expect to be talking about three months ago).
The Hamilton Bulldogs will wrap up what could generously be called a very disappointing 2012-13 campaign this coming weekend.
It has been a while since this could be said but wins were hard to come by this past week.
A balanced attack is something that played an instrumental role in the Habs’ success in the third quarter of the season.
Wednesday has been a good day for Peter Budaj.
The third quarter of the season has come and gone and the Habs find themselves exactly where they were after the second quarter – sitting alone atop the Northeast Division.
The Habs picked up three important victories this past week to maintain their lead atop the Northeast Division.
Although a sub-par March sealed the Hamilton Bulldogs’ fate as a non-playoff team for the second consecutive season, there were some players who played quite well.
Although the Habs didn’t make any trades on deadline day, they did make one notable move, signing Danny Kristo to a two year, entry level contract covering this season and 2013-14.
On the eve of the NHL’s Trade Deadline, Marc Bergevin made a move to shore up the depth on the blueline.