Habs fans have been clamouring for a big forward with skill for several seasons, especially this past one when the team literally had the highest number of sub six foot forwards in the NHL.

The third round of the 2014 NHL playoffs is about to begin with the Habs continuing their magical ride to face the New York Rangers.

With the third round set to start less than 24 hours from now, it’s time to shift our focus away from the Bruins and onto the Rangers.

Almost every postseason series has a play or a situation that becomes the focal point to remember for years to come.

The Montreal Canadiens pulled off a huge series upset, defeating the Boston Bruins 3-1 to win game seven and continue their playoff run into the Eastern Conference final.

Montreal skated to a 4-0 victory Monday night and pushed the best of seven series back to Boston for the deciding game 7.

For the first time this postseason, the Habs are on the brink of elimination as they trail their second round series against the Bruins 3-2.

Montreal was looking to keep the win one, lose one trend alive on Saturday night for Game 5 in Boston.

Boston didn’t have a third period comeback in them this time as Montreal skated to a 4-2 victory in front of a bumping Bell Centre crowd.