Starting September 9th, and running through the 14th, the Montreal Canadiens will be hosting and taking part in a 4 team rookie tournament. The other teams participating will be the Ottawa Senators, Florida Panthers, and for the 1st time ever, the Toront
Four current Montreal Canadiens have the honour of representing their countries in this year’s World Cup of Hockey. And of course, there is also Alexei Kovalev, who most recently played for the Habs; he is there as well.
As you are all aware of by now, Habsworld.net is indeed covering the 2004 World Cup of Hockey. We will primarily be following Team Canada and all of the Montreal Canadiens that are in the tournament.
From August 30th to September 14th, the 2004 World Cup of Hockey is set to take place in various locales worldwide. In North America, there will be games in Toronto, Montreal, and Minnesota, while Columbus and Ottawa hosted the exhibition games.
On Thursday, Hamilton police Det. Dave Brady told the press in an AM news conference that they have charged Canadiens prospect Alexander Perezhogin with assault causing bodily harm. As a result, he now faces a jail term of up to 18 months.
On Tuesday, Montreal GM Bob Gainey announced that the Canadiens have agreed to terms with centreman Benoit Dusablon on a 1 year contract. As per team policy, financial terms were not disclosed. Dusablon stands at 6’2 and 209 pounds, and is a left-handed centreman. He has bounced around over the years, mostly spending time between … Continue reading Habs ink Dusablon
2004 World Cup of Hockey Standings
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World Cup Exhibition Schedule
2004 World Cup of Hockey Schedule