HW Recap: Habs fail to bring their best out West
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In this week’s HW Recap: For the second straight week, a player who started with the Bulldogs sits atop the Player Rankings. On the farm, the Bulldogs got back on track with a pair of wins.
In this week’s HW Recap: For the second straight week, a player who started with the Bulldogs sits atop the Player Rankings. On the farm, the Bulldogs got back on track with a pair of wins.
The Heritage Classic resembled an exhibition game for most of the night. The ice was bad, there were strange bounces all night, and the play was often one-sided.
On Wednesday, we took a closer look at which defencemen and goalies could be moved from the Habs and who could be targeted.
It wasn’t exactly the impact move a lot of fans were hoping for or expecting, but Habs’ GM Pierre Gauthier did make a splash early Thursday morning.
Plays a physical game and is willing to drop the gloves to stick up for his teammates. In the past, his shot has proven to be a weapon as well, though that hasn’t been the case in recent years.
The trade deadline is creeping ever so closer and with the Habs basically sitting in the middle of the pack with a bit of money to spend, GM Pierre Gauthier will be a busy man leading up to that time.
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?