The fourth quarter of the 2017-18 season featured a lot of players simply playing out the stretch but there were some notable performances which are highlighted in our grades, beginning with the goaltenders and defencemen.
On Friday, the Montreal Canadiens announced some changes to their hockey operations staff. Leaving the organization are assistant coaches J.J. Daigneault and Daniel Lacroix, and joining Montreal is Dominique Ducharme as the team’s newest assistant coach.
With the second round of the playoffs underway, the HabsWorld writers share their predictions on who they expect will advance among the remaining eight teams and why.
While Geoff Molson would be wise to add a new team president to the fold, he could take that even one step further and really help the organization long-term.
With a tough season coming to a close, the final Three Stars of the year features the Habs’ best forward of the campaign along with a look at the future.
With the Habs being squarely in the middling middle and not a lot of hope on the horizon for a Stanley Cup victory, it’s time for them to look at starting a rebuild.
Following a season in which they finished dead last, something had to give in Laval. That was the case on Tuesday as the Canadiens relieved Sylvain Lefebvre of his duties as head coach.
Today is the second part of the 2018 first round prediction articles. HabsWorld’s writers pipe in with their thoughts on the rest of the series.
The quest for Lord Stanley’s Cup is upon us now, and the HabsWorld writers have shared their divinations for the first round series. Today is the first article of two parts, based on games that begin tonight.
The 2017-18 season has come to a close, with your Montreal Canadiens limping to a 28th place finish although some young defencemen and the young forward core led the way down the stretch. Who do you think stood out as the 3 Stars?