Category: Habs

KOMO-SHOW – 5-2 (Going to Game 7!)

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Goal by goal, highlite by highlite… Montreal defeats Boston 5-2 to travel back to Boston for a game 7. Perreault striking a goldmine, Komisarek destroying the Boston captain to change the tempo, and Koivu taking the league’s lead in points.

Game 6 Preview – Tones Of Home

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Fresh off of a comforting 5-1 slashing of the Bruins on Thursday, the Habs look to even up what has been a truly thrilling series tonight. As fans, we have every reason to believe that this is a winnable game. Saku Koivu is among the NHL scoring leaders,

Theo, Koivu Lead Habs

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Before anything about the game can be mentioned, a tip of the hat has to be given to the fans of the Boston Bruins who showed more class on this night that fans in Montreal have shown in the last ten years. When a couple of twits started booing the Canad

Habs Hammer Bruins

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Jose Theodore finally turned in a solid performance and the rest of the team came up huge as the Montreal Canadiens smacked the Boston Bruins in the Fleet Centre by a score of 5-1. Despite being the better team, Montreal had lost three of the first four

Never Say Die

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For the first time this year, our season is facing extinction. And, yet, I don’t think we should feel the slightest bit worried. We’ve been the better hockey team thus far, and as long as that trend continues and the big guys play their big games, a conti

Everything but the Win

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You never want to see the refs decide a game, and in this one they tried hard not to be the deciding factor, but in the end, an errant slash gave the Bruins the chance to win and take the series back home to see if they can seal the deal. This is in no w

Overtime Heartbreak

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Despite being the better team, the Canadiens lost to the Bruins by a score of 4-3 in double overtime when Glen Murray picked up a loose puck caused by a Montreal collision and beat Jose Theodore on a breakaway. Despite a valiant effort, particularly by t

Break on Through…

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Michael Ryder and Richard Zednik. What do they have in common? Both are very good goal scorers. Both play for our beloved Habs. Both have been shooting at will. But, neither is scoring goals. Why is this? It would seem that both players have been working

Intensity, Speed Win

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If they play the rest of the series like they played the first two periods, this is going to be a long and rewarding series for the fans. With the heart and emotion they showed, they can surely compete with anyone in the league, and with a depleted Bosto