Here’s a look back at some of the most interesting HabsWorld polls from the 50 we had on our homepage through the year. We’ll see if we had the right perspective on our club as it progressed up to the Conference Finals.
The Montreal Canadiens are in Raleigh to play the Carolina Hurricanes tonight, hoping to get the point that will secure their participation to the 2010 playoffs. A win (or an OTL) tonight would put the Habs out of reach of the Rangers. But most of all, a
NHL’s General Managers have until 3pm today, Wednesday, March 3rd to complete trades. Although we have seen a sharp decline in trades in recent years, “Deadline day” has always remained a very busy day.
Welcome to the 7th HW Annual NHL Entry Draft Pool! This year’s draft is held in Montréal on June 26 and 27.
For the second consecutive year, the Montreal Canadiens picked a defenseman from Minnesota with their first selection. After David Fischer from Minneapolis, MN, at the 20th spot in 2006, Ryan McDonagh from St. Paul, MN, was selected 12th in this year’s ed
Habsworld 4th Draft Pool Edition 2007 Past winners 2003: J. Wilson (Montreal) & B. La Rose (Ontario) 2004: S. Irwin (Australia) 2005: Joshua Simms (Mobile, AL) This year’s winner 2007: Matt Godbout (Belleville) Honorable mention to Jake Wilson and Tony, tied with Matt with 6 good predictions. Only, Matt had more points according to the … Continue reading HW Draft Pool 2007 Winner: Matt Godbout
The Stanley Cup was awarded to the Anaheim Ducks, Crosby was crowned, now let’s forget the 2006-07 season! It’s draft time, and it’s coming sooner this year. Breaking with the traditional Saturday afternoon, the 1st round of the draft will be held next
First round Final results 2007 NHL Entry Draft HabsWorld Hockey’s Future Red Line Report TSN.ca ISS Actual Pick Matt Godbout 1. Kane Kane Kane Turris Kane Kane Kane 2. Van Riemsdyk Turris Van Riemsdyk Kane Van Riemsdyk Van Riemsdyk Turris 3. Turris Van Riemsdyk Turris Van Riemsdyk Turris Turris Van Riemsdyk 4. Voracek Alzner … Continue reading 2007 Mock Draft Comparison
Dear fellow Habs Fans! Here are some updates about your HabsWorld forum.
The contracts listed do not include signing bonuses or any other type of bonuses. The 2006-2007 NHL salary cap is $44,000,000.