Every time anyone loses anything four times in a row, happiness won’t exactly be flying around. Take, for example, Claude Julien, who has, for the second straight game, decided that he had nothing to lose in flipping his line combinations completely upsid
It may not be the big trade many of you are hoping for, and there is no victory to report, but, as always, there were a few pieces of news squeaking out of Montreal. News from the Habs’ camp today included a goaltending announcement, the word on a pair of
Can you picture life without the NHL?
Well, I believe that was perfect evidence of how the Habs have zero chance at the playoffs if Theo isn’t on his game. Three horrible goals to put the guys against the wall by the early moments of the third against one of the best teams in hockey – not go
The Canadiens were soundly beaten by the Ottawa Senators in the Corel Centre tonight by a score of 5-2. What many had called a team that was assured a playoff spot now sees itself looking over its shoulder at the rapidly advancing Buffalo Sabres and have
It’s not every day Steve Begin scores two goals. Unfortunately for him, they came in a losing cause. In a game in which the Habs dropped 5-2 to the powerful Senators, take a look at the play-by-play overview, and goal-by-goal analysis.
They’ve lost two games in a row. Their two top snipers have a combined one goal in their past nine games, and the man who’s made everything come together on the backend is now facing a knee injury. Things are rough at the moment, sure, but there are more
With the trade deadline approaching, and the club not so far from falling out of contention, even the most stalwart fans are worrying Gainey will not pull the trigger. There is nothing to indicate Gainey will make a big move other than the temperment of t
Shayne Corson is ready to make a return to the NHL , and the Canadiens are reportedly one of the teams interested in bringing him back. Corson retired from the NHL last season after having complications with Toronto. The 37 year old Corson has 683 points
You’re coach of a hockey team. You have two lines of players who can score goals and two other lines that rarely contribute to victory – on the scoreboard at least. You’ve got two of the more talented centres in the game, plus a few wingers who can make