Category: Habs

The Who?

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At long last, the Habs return to action. And in case you’ve forgotten who exactly they are or what their goal is, they sit seventh in the Eastern Conference, and enter tonight’s contest with the Florida Panthers at the Office Depot Centre with hopes of in

A Fine Career

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He no longer wears the CH of the Montreal Canadiens, but that’s no reason not to appreciate Jeff Hackett. As of today, however, the veteran netminder no longer dons the jersey of any NHL club. The former Habs’ netminder announced his retirement from the l

The Gainey Effect

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On 1 July of last year when Bob Gainey took over as general manager of the Montreal Canadiens, he took the new job with eyes wide open. When he’d left his identical position with the Dallas Stars and had moved into an advisory role within that organizati

+8 Into the Break

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Oh thank goodness the All-Star break has come. Time to fix a few of the lingering problems and to get everyone back on the same page again. I don’t care that we outshot the Isles and I don’t care if everyone in the world thinks we outplayed them, we wer

To The Break On A High Note

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The Habs are now off to the All-Star break after once again pulling one out of the hat and beating the Islanders at home by a score of 2-1. It wasn’t the most impressive of games, but the Habs played just well enough to win.

Win At All Costs

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It times like these where there should be no questioning the team’s effort, where mental lapses should not occur, and where every check must be finished. It is, in fact, in cases such as these where proud Habs fans such as you and I should be expecting n

Talent on the Island

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Storming up behind the Habs in the Eastern Conference race with a 6-2-2 record in their last ten games are the New York Islanders, despite the loss of both Alexei Yashin and Mark Parrish for extended periods.

Sundstrom Bails Out Habs

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For the second time in as many games, the Canadiens managed to pull out a victory despite playing poor hockey against one of the poorest clubs in the NHL. After a dynamite start where they scored two goals in the first two minutes of the game, the Canadi