HW Recap: The well dries up again
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The week started off well for the Habs, but injuries and an overall lack of offence led to a sour ending.
The week started off well for the Habs, but injuries and an overall lack of offence led to a sour ending.
Despite a not so happy ending, the week that was for the Habs can be called a major improvement over what we’ve seen recently.
It was another up and down week for the Habs, with the highlight being a solid 3-1 win on the road in Detroit.
The Habs tiptoed through another iffy week, but seem to be showing some limited signs of life.
It was a very up and down week for the Habs, who, despite less than adequate play at times, wound up splitting their 4 games.
Last season, the Montreal Canadiens were a team known for their hard work, even though the high-end talent may not have been there.
From the games opening face off the Habs were in control, not only did they out work the Senators in the opening shift but Saku Koivu forced
It was a struggle for the Habs this week, as they managed just 1 of 4 points to cap off their road trip.
In the past week Pavel Valentenko was forced to make a life-changing decision. As the families sole source of economic support since the age of fifteen, he was forced to make a most unfortunate decision, one that forced him to choose between his family
Wake up Habs fans; the Canadiens are back in action Friday night. After another long layoff which lasted 6 days and 5 nights the Habs have had the lightest schedule thus far.