I blog about our Montreal Canadiens daily. Born and raised in Parc Extension, grew up watching the Habs on tv. Played street hockey with friends, pretending to be a Habs player. Now my passion with the Habs has grown into this website since I bought it back in 2010
Good Morning Addicts! Habs defenseman Raphael Diaz (left) goes for gold today at the WHC as his Swiss team takes on Sweden. Alex Galchenyuk and Danny Kristo may not have finished the World Hockey Championships with gold medals as they ould have liked, but the two Montreal Canadiens are on their way to [...]
Good Morning Addicts! Alex Galchenyuk celebrates his goal against Russia in USA’s 8-3 win on Thursday. The Montreal Canadiens may have started their off season earlier than they had hoped but there are still a few Habs who have yet to hang up their skates for the summer. Alex Galchenyuk scored what provd [...]
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MONTREAL – There were a few factors that led to the Canadiens skipping from 15th in the conference to first in the division in half a season. The biggest was Michel Therrien. When Therrien returned for his second stint behind the Habs bench thi… Via: Montreal Canadiens Related posts: The Sequence Ends Here But…
During his post-mortem press conference, Canadiens’ General Manager Marc Bergavin expressed the organization’s “faith” in the professionalism and ability of their 2005 fifth overall pick, goaltender Carey Price. However, is Bergavin really expressing the team’s feelings, or are they genuinely concerned about the future of their number one goaltender? The latter may be closer to [...]
By Stu Cowan Michel Therrien took over a last-place team in the Eastern Conference when he was hired to coach the Canadiens last summer and turned them into Northeast Division champions and a second-place finish in the conference, but it wasn’t enough to be one of the three finalists for the Jack Adams Award that [...]
By CoachK Join Corey Collard, Nick Murdocco, Steven Hindle and Coach K as they go over the 3-2 overtime victory by the Boston Bruins over the New York Rangers, as well as the other series going on in the NHL Playoffs. The gang is joined by Paul Cuthbert of the Red Line Hockey Show during [...]
By Stu Cowan P.K. Subban’s stay at the World Hockey Championship in Sweden was a short one. Team Canada lost 3-2 in a shootout to Sweden in the quarterfinals Thursday, marking the fourth straight year Canada will return home without a medal after losing in the quarterfinal round. It was the only game Subban played for [...]
Officiating has become a focal point in this NHL season. From terrible calls to referees putting away their whistles, media and fans alike have clamored that there are significant issues that are affecting the overall quality of the product on the ice. We can point fingers at individual officials, such as Tim Peel and Chris [...]
By Stu Cowan P.K. Subban skated with Team Canada Wednesday in Stockholm as the squad prepared for Thursday’s quarterfinal game against Sweden at the World Hockey Championship (2 p.m., TSN, RDS). Subban, a finalist for this year’s Norris Trophy as the NHL’s best defenceman, was paired with Jay Harrison of the Carolina Hurricanes. It will [...]
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