HW Player Grades: November
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The month of November went rather well for the Canadiens, with 8 wins and 5 losses in a semi-tough schedule.
The month of November went rather well for the Canadiens, with 8 wins and 5 losses in a semi-tough schedule.
The Canadiens gave credence to the old cliché that good teams find ways to win.
In this week’s HW Recap: A first-timer rises to the top of the Habs’ player rankings, plus the weekly Bulldogs’ StatPack in a week where they struggled significantly.
Thanksgiving may have come and gone, but the Habs should be thankful for the fact there are no style points in the NHL, as Montreal, despite sleepwalking virtually through the entire game, did enough to topple San Jose 3-1.
The Canadiens host a rare matinee Saturday afternoon as the San Jose Sharks visit Montreal. The Sharks are one game into a 5-game road trip, having beaten the Ottawa Senators 4-0 on Thursday night. The Habs are also fresh off an impressive victory, beati
After weeks of speculation, we finally have a definitive answer regarding the health status of Andrei Markov.
Regular season success has become commonplace in San Jose. The Sharks, a perennial powerhouse, have consistently been in the race for the Western Conference Title and President’s trophy
Your votes have been cast, counted and the results are in for HW’s 3 Stars for the month of November. Sharply contrasting to October’s selections, this month’s survey was a bit of a landslide with one Canadien clearly dominating the polls.
The Habs were looking to bounce back on Thursday night after a tough loss the night before and they did just that, defeating the New Jersey Devils 5-1.
On Wednesday night, the fans expected to see a hockey game but instead a track meet broke out between the Habs and Edmonton Oilers.