HW Recap: Habs sweep the week
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It may not have been pretty at times but the Habs had a perfect week, winning four games and are now the hottest team in the NHL.
It may not have been pretty at times but the Habs had a perfect week, winning four games and are now the hottest team in the NHL.
Tonight marked the first time these two perennial rivals faced each other this year, which is surprising given that we are already into the third month of the 2013-14 season. However, no time apart could diminish the Boston-Montreal rivalry, and any chan
With a 7-4-3 record in the month of November, the Montreal Canadiens secured a position near the top of the Atlantic Division. Despite losing 5 of their first 6 games (and 6 of 8), the Canadiens began to reclaim key players off of the IR and managed to t
The Habs added to their stable of prospects on Tuesday as the announced the signing of left winger Jack Nevins to a three year, entry level contract.
The Habs continued their winning ways with a 3-2 victory over the New Jersey Devils on Monday night. The win gives the Habs 13 points over the past 7 games.
It wasn’t a week that was as good as the last but the Habs still picked up five of a possible six points and now find themselves as the hottest team in the East.
Last week, an early lead was enough to give Montreal a victory on the road over Washington.
After some rough stretches as of late, this was a very strong week for the Habs.
The Habs have hit the one quarter mark of the season and find themselves right in the middle of the Eastern Conference.
Through the first quarter of the 2013-14 season, the Montreal Canadiens managed to keep above .500 with their 10-9-2 record. With significant injuries occurring throughout the line-up, several players were given the opportunity to steal a larger role, an