The NHL’s second season is upon us and fans of every playoff bound team have visions of watching thier team hoist Lord Stanley’s Cup over thier heads. While we all can’t be champions for the 07/08 season, all it takes is a mere 16 wins.
En toute lucidité, les Bruins de Boston n’ont pas beaucoup chance de passer la première ronde. Sans rien leur enlever, leur qualification tient de l’exploit.
Ah, it’s great to be back in the playoffs again – and what better than to kick it off with a Montreal-Boston first round series? It’s a tradition.
For the first time in a long time, the Canadiens are opening the playoffs full of possibilities. And no matter what happens from here on in that’s reason enough to celebrate.
To say “Mission Accomplished” may be an understatement for the Habs, as they now head into the playoffs as the Eastern Conference’s top seed.
C’est sans grande surprise, que l’on a appris la nomination d’Alex Kovalev comme joueur de l’année chez le Canadien.
Depuis qu’il a obtenu sa qualification pour les séries éliminatoires, le Canadien connaît un petit relâchement.
After three lengthy evenings off with a playoff spot clinched the Montreal Canadiens (43-24-10) watched many of their conference rivals
Il n’a fallu que 4 ans, à Bob Gainey, pour remettre le Canadien sur pied.
When interviewed prior to the game, Guy Carbonneau said his team shouldn’t have any difficulties getting motivated for the pivotal match against the Senators.