In the wanted section of the NHL’s classifieds:

I’ve got to hand it to Bob Gainey. He could have hid. He could have passed the buck. He could have traded a star player. Instead he did the last thing anyone expected

From time to time everyone can do better. Perhaps the Canadiens organization could have done better with Ron Hainsey.

Is the 7 and 3 start a soft one? The Canadians have been winning by one goal margins, getting big time plays when they need them and frustrating opponents. Look no farther than last nights game against Ottawa for proof of that.

When I first heard of the new NHLPA proposal I was astounded by its generosity. My words were: “How can the NHLPA make such a generous offer?”

Roman Cechmanek’s bargaining position has become tenuous with Mathieu Garon’s arrival in L.A. Garon could be a starter there. If Ceechmanek wants to remain a King he will have to show it at the bargaining table. He will lower his price, if current markets

The new-look Habs are still arriving. With the addition of Radek Bonk, Gainey now has a team more closely resembling his vision. Was it worth it?

As far as Canadian fans are concerned the season ended a few weeks ago. During the end of year press conference Mr. Gainey was his predictably candid self, and shed next to no light on his business during the off-season. What little news there was has alr

It is time for the violence apologetics of the NHL, nearly uniquely Canadian might I add, to re-evaluate their stance.