Habs First Impressions: 2019-2020
“I know it’s early but..” – Pundits across the league, gathering what data they can from a sample size of approximately 2 or 3 games. Plenty of thoughts are circulating across the league for all 31 teams in the NHL, meaning the Habs are in the same situation as everyone else. The beauty and […]
Canadiens Contractual Obligations: Jordie Benn
The Montreal Canadiens have an interesting group staring down the free agency barrel; a baby faced Finnish assassin, a homegrown kid stuck in limbo, a size enriched enigma, a mobile blue liner on the right side of youth but the wrong side of recent fortunes and a depth guy that punched above his weight on the second pair. All […]
Habs Rapid Fire: The First 51
Ah, the bye week… a time for a little bit of reflection, a little bit more contemplation, perhaps bit of catching up on the neglected or postponed facets of one’s life and perhaps just a dash of “what the hell am I going to do with myself until February?!” With the first 51 games […]
The Three Stooges: Habs Defence Bears Glaring Holes
One of the easier ways to tell that a season in sports is getting into full swing is when spectators far and wide have seen, said and heard many of the same things for weeks on end. Trends begin to emerge and repeatedly witnessing them, for better or worse, tend to blur the days and […]
Defensive Depth: Who’s In The Top-6 Going Into Game One?
After a busy trade deadline of adding stability at the back-end, we now get to see if that depth will pay dividends for the Montreal Canadiens. Looking at the depth chart, the Habs have, in my opinion, 9 NHL-calibre defencemen that can be of use. The likes of the lineup locks; Shea Weber, Andrei Markov, […]
Canadiens Trade Pateryn For Benn
Legend has it there is a prolific scorer down in the Lone Star State, a former Art Ross winner that has been identified as one of the biggest cogs in an ultra high scoring machine. A guy that… Damn it, this charade cannot be kept up any longer. That incredibly talented guy? Well, […]
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Canadiens Re-Up Charles Hudon For One Year
Early this morning, the Canadiens announced that they signed Charles Hudon to a one-year, one-way contract ($800,000). Just like his fellow teammates Armia and Lehkonen, he avoided going to arbitration. His date set for August 2nd. This will be Hudon’s fourth season with the Montreal Canadiens having played his first professional season during the 2014-15 […]
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