HW Mailbag – December 17, 2010
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In this edition of the mailbag, our writers once again tackle a trio of pressing issues. Was the call to sit Subban the right one to make, is Pacioretty the solution to the scoring woes on the 2nd line?
In this edition of the mailbag, our writers once again tackle a trio of pressing issues. Was the call to sit Subban the right one to make, is Pacioretty the solution to the scoring woes on the 2nd line?
The Habs were looking to right the ship and snap a season long losing streak Thursday night against Boston in a battle to maintain their division lead and they did just that, winning 4-3.
There were two key storylines heading into Wednesday’s contest against the Flyers. The first was that the Habs were trying to avoid a third straight loss, which they didn’t.
In this week’s HW Recap: A new leader in the Habs’ player rankings, plus the regular Bulldogs StatPack as Hamilton finally snapped their losing streak.
In this week’s HW Recap: A first-timer rises to the top of the Habs’ player rankings, plus the weekly Bulldogs’ StatPack in a week where they struggled significantly.
Thanksgiving may have come and gone, but the Habs should be thankful for the fact there are no style points in the NHL, as Montreal, despite sleepwalking virtually through the entire game, did enough to topple San Jose 3-1.
After weeks of speculation, we finally have a definitive answer regarding the health status of Andrei Markov.
The Habs were looking to bounce back on Thursday night after a tough loss the night before and they did just that, defeating the New Jersey Devils 5-1.
On Wednesday night, the fans expected to see a hockey game but instead a track meet broke out between the Habs and Edmonton Oilers.
In this week’s HW Recap: A new frontrunner in the Habs’ Player Rankings, plus the weekly Bulldogs’ StatPack as they surged to the division lead.