Well, we’re finally in the stretch run, with no more teams loading up for the postseason. Now, we can begin to break down the rosters of the teams heading for the playoffs, or those within striking distance of making the playoffs.
The Canadiens and the Devils play the second half of a back to back, home and home series. The first game ended in a 1-1 tie. Tonight Jose Theodore gets the start for the Canadiens as he looks to duplicate the performance of M.Garon from last night. Marti
After a hard fought draw last night in New Jersey, the Habs head home to face the Devils for the second time in as many nights. Many people in the hockey world are citing that a New Jersey win would give Martin Brodeur his 400th career victory, but Jose T
Not a whole lot to say about this one except that we skated with the Devils very well. We trapped as well as they did, attacked as well as they did, and our special teams were as good as theirs were. That tells me we’re going to do just fine in the play
Despite a fantastic start by the Habs combined with a dismal start for the Devils, the Montreal Canadiens could not put the game away early, managing only one goal against a very stingy Martin Brodeur, and eventually managing only a 1-1 tie. This, of cou
Today, Canadiens General Manager Bob Gainey made a move to add to the Habs goaltending depth, signing undrafted free agent Yann Danis to a 3 year contract, that runs through the 2005-06 season.
Montreal rolls into the swamp the first half of their home-and-home with the Devils. Brodeur manning the pipes for NJ, while Garon will get the nod for Montreal while Theodore nurses a sore collarbone.
The Canadiens enter a two game home-and-home stand with the Devils with a potential of staking a claim for sixth spot in the Conference on the line. For the Habs it’s been an incredible run, on the other hand, the Devils might look at this season as some
Contenders have done all the stockpiling they can. Its time to critique the eastern deals that helped, who masked their problems cosmetically, and failed miserably to get their team over the top.
Take this one to the bank: the Montreal Canadiens are for real. That system, which so many at the beginning of the season hated, felt was useless, and were dead-set against, once again served us well in a win against the might Colorado Avalanche. When y