Despite a discouraging January, our readers still managed to weigh in with their opinions on the Canadiens. There was a wide variety of selections this month, likely due to the inconsistencies of the Canadiens as a whole. Nonetheless, the following play
The Habs’ final home game before the Olympic Break was touted as the battle of two goalies competing for the starting job on Team Canada in Sochi with Carey Price facing off against Roberto Luongo.
The Habs and Kings made a minor swap on Thursday, swapping a pair of underachieving prospects.
The Raphael Diaz-Dale Weise trade has been a bit of a polarizing one for the fan base.
The Habs bounced back with a 2-0 win versus the Flames Tuesday night after losing back to back games this weekend.
The week got off to a good start for the Habs but they faltered down the stretch resulting in a 2-1-1 week.
The Habs took a step on Monday towards clearing up their logjam on the blueline by dealing Raphael Diaz to Vancouver in exchange for winger Dale Weise.
The Habs were looking to get back in the win column on Sunday afternoon and salvage a split of their weekend as they hosted the suddenly streaking Jets.
It was a frustrating month for the Montreal Canadiens and their fans, as the Habs posted their worst totals so far this year. With a 6-6-1 record, the Canadiens slipped out of a divisional playoff spot, clinging in the meantime to a wildcard berth. Afte
P.K. Subban or Carey Price? Which of those two Habs superstars is the best is a debate of its own. So which of the Canadiens takes bronze among the club’s top three players?