Is There a Decision to be Made with Markov?
With the NHL Trade Deadline just a mere five days away, does a decision of whether or not to trade defenseman Andrei Markov need to be made? Are both sides that far away from a new contract? One would think that is not the case as there has been quite the history with loyalty on […]
Are Gionta’s Days With the Habs Numbered?
I pose the question to all of you as well, are Gionta’s days with the Habs truly numbered? Today I want to discuss certain areas of Gionta’s game and contract situation that may spell the end of Gionta’s tenure with the Montreal Canadiens. Of course this is all open to discussion and interpretation so please […]
Boyes 2 Men; Habs & Panthers Discussing a Trade?
With the 2014 Sochi Olympics now underway that doesn’t mean the rumours won’t continue to run rampant throughout the NHL, especially in Montreal. It is no secret that the Habs are in desperate need for a top line scorer and it is clear Bergevin is unwilling to truly “deal” for the teams’ top need (I.E Parenteau). However […]
Three Years Gone and the Debate Lives on; Eller & Halak
Like the title says three years have passed since the “controversial” trade that sent playoff pseudo-hero Jaroslav Halak to the St. Louis Blues in exchange for Ian Schultz and a young Dane by the name of Lars Eller. It is also known that the speculation as to which team came out a “winner” in this […]
Eller and Prust Leave ‘Canes in the Dust; Habs 4 Hurricanes 2
Despite not playing a full 60 minute game the Habs were able to snag a big two points in Raleigh, North Carolina tonight led by an offensive surge from Brandon Prust and Lars Eller. Both notched a goal and two assists and were a combined +5 on a night where Carey Price turned aside 41 of 43 shots […]
Goin’ Streaking; A Retrospect of Montreal’s 11 Game Point Streak
First off I wanted to wait until Montreal’s point streak ended to post this as I did not want to possibly jinx the club somehow. I do not see myself as a superstitious guy but anyone who would read this (or just the title itself) may interpret it as such. Anyways back to the task […]
Point Streak Ends on Long Island; Habs 3 Isles 6
This one hurt. Not just a little bit but a lot. Yes the Canadiens still sit high in the Eastern Conference but dropping two games to the Isles in less than two weeks is a hard pill to swallow. With how tight the race is within the Northeast division it is games like these can may […]
Bruins Silenced at Home, Montreal’s Point Streak Pushed to 11 Games; Habs 4 Bruins 3
Whenever the Canadiens and Bruins do battle not much is needed to further the hype that goes along with one of the NHL’s most storied rivalries but tonight both teams added a little a flair and put their respective streaks on the line. For Boston, the Bruins had their six game winning streak snapped while the Canadiens extended their point […]
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Montreal Canadiens: The Difference Makers
Most Hab fans will agree that the 2018-19 season was cut short; that the Canadiens played well enough through the 82-game schedule to qualify for the post-season. Though the organization didn’t reach their ultimate goal, there’s plenty of positives to take away from this edition of the Canadiens and the exclamation point came courtesy of […]
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