HW 3 Stars – The November 2011 Edition
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Most of the mustaches have been shaved off, but Montreal’s November is long from forgotten. The votes have been counted and the HabsWorld readers have designated their 3 Stars for the month of November.
Most of the mustaches have been shaved off, but Montreal’s November is long from forgotten. The votes have been counted and the HabsWorld readers have designated their 3 Stars for the month of November.
In this week’s HW Recap: The weekly player rankings assess a Western road trip where the Habs played better in each game they played.
Your Montreal Canadiens remain outside of a playoff spot after a 6-6-2 run in the month of November. Injuries continue to plague the Canadiens, who have yet to play a game this season with their roster fully represented. N
In retrospect it seems almost scripted that the division-worst Anaheim Ducks, on a 7-game losing streak, would beat the always-fragile Habs.
On Monday, a trio of Montreal prospects were given invites to Team Canada’s World Junior training camp in preparation for next month’s tournament.
In this week’s HW Recap: Sorting the good from the bad in a largely losing week in the weekly player rankings.
The Montreal Canadiens play host to the visiting Pittsburgh Penguins tonight. Last season, Montreal won 3 out of 4 matches against the Penguins, but Pittsburgh won the first game against the Habs this season, 3-1 in Pittsburgh.
The HabsWorld crew got together once again to discuss the latest story lines involving the Montreal Canadiens.
In this week’s HW Recap: The infirmary grew larger but the Habs persevered on; the players that are still healthy are discussed in the weekly player rankings.
The Boston Bruins are back at the Bell Centre riding an eight game winning streak, during which they have destroyed their opponents outscoring them by a 40-14 margin.