With the ending of the 2003-2004 season, it’s time to look back on how the Montreal Canadiens prospects have progressed and developed over the course of the year. Two new players have been added to the list, and that would be NCAA goaltending standout an
Just a day after being swept from the postseason, the Hamilton Bulldogs announced their individual player awards for the 2003-04 campaign. A total of 5 players won or split 6 individual awards, ranging from top defenceman, to MVP, to the local “Hometown H
Habsworld.net has named Maxime Lapierre the April Prospect of the month for his impressive play in the QMJHL playoffs. Playing in only his second season in the QMJHL, Lapierre was able to lead his team in goal scoring as he helped his team win games at t
Bulldogs Playoffs 2004
For the second year in a row, Ottawa 67’s captain and Montreal Canadiens Draft Pick, Corey Locke, has been named as the recipient of the Red Tilson Trophy as the Ontario Hockey League’s Most Outstanding Player for the 2003-04 season. Locke scored 51 goals
For the first time in two years, the Montreal Canadiens would have a team in the American Hockey League, solely to themselves, as they split a team with the Edmonton Oilers. This year the Habs would b
HAMILTON, ON – Shane Joseph scored at the 5:03 mark of overtime to give the Cleveland Barons a 4-3 victory over the Hamilton Bulldogs in Game #2 of the best-of-seven AHL North Division Semi-Finals Series. The Bulldogs and Barons are now tied with one win
Four different Bulldogs players scored single goals and goaltender Jean-Francois Damphousse stopped all 17 shots he faced, as the Hamilton Bulldogs shut out the Cleveland Barons 4-0 in Game #1 of the AHL North Division Semi-Finals. The Bulldogs lead the
This playoff series will mark the first ever post season match-up between the Bulldogs and Barons. Cleveland advanced to the AHL North Division Semi-Finals by defeating the Toronto Roadrunners two-games-to-one in the AHL North Division ‘best-of-three’ Qua
This year the Montreal Canadiens have sent six players to the East Coast Hockey League, with five of those playing for Columbus Cottonmouths, and Jerome Marois who was loaned to the Long Beach Ice Dogs.