The Habs have made a splash in the free agent pool. Okay, not really.

It seems as if we can say goodbye to Jason Ward in a Habs uniform.

Carey Price was a bit of a shocker at number five, but there was plenty more to happen

The Habs will open the 2005-06 season against the last team they beat under the old CBA, the Boston Bruins.

With the new salary structure in place, Patrice Brisebois’ salary was just too much of a price to pay.

What a nice day to be a Habs fan.

He may not see a minute of action, but at least Habs goaltender Jose Theodore will be wearing the maple leaf on his jersey tonight. Theodore will replace Roberto Luongo on the bench as backup to Martin Brodeur when Team Canada takes on Richard Zednik and

Playing on the country’s top line alongside Teemu Selanne and Jere Lehtinen, Habs’ captain Saku Koivu helped lead team Finland to a 4-0 win over the Czech Republic in the opening match of the World Cup of Hockey. Captain Koivu’s only point came when he no

With both Gordie Dwyer and Darren Langdon cast aside, you knew it was only a matter of time before a little bit more toughness entered the organization. The Habs have announced that minor-leaguer Raitis Ivanans has been signed to a two year contract.

A day after signing Niklas Sundstrom to a new contract, three more Habs are rejoining the fold as well. It was announced today that centre and last season’s leading scorer Mike Ribeiro, hardworking forward Steve Begin, and the talented young Marcel Hossa