HW Recap: Few results from an offensive splurge
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In this week’s HW Recap: One of the more recent Hamilton callups has found his way atop the Player Rankings, much to the chagrin of the Bulldogs who continue to struggle.
In this week’s HW Recap: One of the more recent Hamilton callups has found his way atop the Player Rankings, much to the chagrin of the Bulldogs who continue to struggle.
After allowing 11 goals in the past 2 games, the key for the Habs on Saturday night was to get back to basics and they did just that, as they blanked Toronto 3-0.
Forget the outcome of the Boston – Montreal game for a moment, which ended 8-6 for the B’s.
In this week’s HW Recap: The Habs’ captain stepped up his game with a trio of goals but was that enough to get top spot in the Player Rankings?
As usual, the Habs got off to a tepid start as they often do in an afternoon game on Saturday, but after Alexandre Picard got into a rare fight, the pace and the emotion picked up.
A lot can change in a year with prospects. Some come out of nowhere to become impact players, others seemingly fall off the face of the planet despite being highly touted to start the season, and some just play as expected.
With the trade deadline now a month away, talk is beginning to swing towards trades which is where our primary focus is in this edition of the mailbag.
In this week’s HW Recap: A new leader atop the Habs’ player rankings, while new scoring threats emerge in Hamilton’s offensive explosion.
Saturday night was Saku Koivu’s homecoming and unfortunately for the Habs, it was a victorious one as Anaheim withstood a late comeback to win 4-3 in a shootout.
The Habs will likely have a pair of new faces in their lineup tomorrow in Ottawa as both Ryan White and Andreas Engqvist have recently been called up, while Mike Cammalleri and Jeff Halpern are both confirmed as out for that contest.