The Canadiens will try to continue this evening their victory streak at the Anaheim Pond in California. They are now three points behind the New Jersey for the sixth place in the East and seven ahead of the NY Islanders for the eight spot.
There was a definite tilt to the ice surface tonight and we definitely stole two points. The refs definitely didn’t show up for much of the time, but despite all that Garon definitely stole the show. This is one tired team that’s heading to Anaheim, and
Matheiu Garon played his first game in a long time tonight, and in the end he made the difference as the Canadiens somehow managed to beat the Kings 4-2 despite being outshot 48-24 and being outplayed considerably. The Habs now move 13 points up on Buffa
The Canadiens’ West Coast road trip takes a stop in LA as the Kings struggle to keep a playoff berth and the Habs try to win seven in eight games.
It’s almost that time of year, the NHL Trade Deadline is almost upon us! Although with the amount of trades and the quality of players involved in them, one may think it already has come and gone.
For many Hab fans, the past few days have been all that is good. Things are going solid. Having won six of their last eight games, a feat that included a remarkably comforting five-game win streak, the Habs welcome another late start for many …
The Habs will try to record their seventh victory in eight games without the newly acquired right wing Alexei Kovalev. They lost him to a right shoulder injury throught the second period in Phoenix while he was checked into the boards
Despite a great start to the game, the Habs fell into bad habits and complacency against a team they probably thought wouldn’t offer much resistance. When Dags, Ward, and Begin started the game with a bang, or more literally a BANG BANG BANG, it looked l
It was a costly win in Phoenix tonight for the Montreal Canadiens as they won the game 4-3 but lost new acquisition Alexei Kovalev after one single period with a suspected shoulder separation. Saku Koivu led the Habs with a goal and an assist, and Andrei
The Montreal Canadiens and thier newly found talent Alex Kovalev and Jimmy Dowd roll into Wayne Gretzky’s Phoenix Coyotes to attempt a new winning streak.