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Canadiens’ Standouts Through 50
Through thick and thin, the Montreal Canadiens are fifth overall in the NHL heading into the All-Star break. The Habs, like all teams, have dealt with major ups and downs through the first portion of the season. The team has been decimated by injuries in the last few months, but has survived due to the […]
Gregory Katz (The Hockey Writers)
The Fire Is Lit Under Therrien and Bergevin
The Montreal Canadiens didn’t live up to expectations last season and much of the blame is being put on team management and coaching. Despite this, for some inexplicable reason, there haven’t been any major changes to the Habs’ brass over the summer (other than the Muller hiring). The team coined the phrase “No Excuses” a […]
Gregory Katz (The Hockey Writers)
So… Who Is Shea Weber?
In case you haven’t heard, the Montreal Canadiens traded star defenceman, P.K. Subban to the Nashville Predators a few weeks ago. In exchange, the team received Nashville’s former captain, Shea Weber. In an effort to heal some of the damaged hearts following this trade, what will be discussed here won’t be who won the trade, but […]
Gregory Katz (The Hockey Writers)
Top 10 Nicest Current NHL Jerseys
The team uniform represents more than what some fans may think. Jerseys are often historic symbols that represent the cities that they belong to, and some are even deeply rooted in the lengthy, rich history of the NHL. This list will examine the top-10 nicest current NHL jerseys, and will include only home and away jerseys (so no […]
Gregory Katz (The Hockey Writers)
The Montreal Canadiens Can Bounce Back in 2016-17
This past season didn’t go exactly according to plan for the Montreal Canadiens. The team struggled mightily after a team record-breaking start to the season. With so much negativity surrounding the team over the last while, let’s take a look at the bright side of things. The Habs this year weren’t that different from the […]
Gregory Katz (The Hockey Writers)
Hockey in the Community: More Than A Game
A sheet of ice, some sticks and a rubber disc could teach the youth of a community what they’d never be able to learn in a classroom. Growing up playing hockey has many benefits other than the obvious physical perks. While it’s a great way to stay in shape, the sport also teaches extremely valuable […]
Gregory Katz (The Hockey Writers)
Montreal Canadiens’ 2015-16 Report Card
Remember the Montreal Canadiens? I know, you’re trying to forget. The 2015-16 Habs’ season was essentially the result of everything going wrong and nobody fixing anything. As we turn the page towards the future of the organization, let’s take one final look at the disappointing year that was. Here are the final grades for the […]
Gregory Katz (The Hockey Writers)
The Canadiens Could Trade Up At the Draft
The NHL draft lottery is now a recent memory, so teams will start looking more seriously at what they should do with their picks at the upcoming entry draft. The 2016 NHL Entry Draft takes place in Buffalo on June 24th and 25th. The Montreal Canadiens are probably unsurprised that they’ll be drafting at number […]
Gregory Katz (The Hockey Writers)
Habs Fans’ Fingers Crossed on Draft Lottery Day
Welcome to Draft Lottery Day, hopeful Habs fans! This season wasn’t fun for the team in red, white and blue, but the annual draft lottery can make up for some of the emotional damage that all Habs fans had to endure through it. The chances may be small, but the hope is high. The most disappointing […]
Gregory Katz (The Hockey Writers)
Does Mike Brown Deserve A Contract With the Canadiens?
When the Montreal Canadiens claimed Mike Brown off waivers at the 2016 trade deadline, many Habs fans were rightfully confused. The winger was playing with the San Jose Sharks, but was waived prior to their end of season run. Brown made his presence felt with the Canadiens right away. He brought experience, tenacity and a […]
Gregory Katz (The Hockey Writers)
Mike Condon Deserves Some Credit
The final buzzer of the 2015-16 season sounded at the Bell Centre. The Montreal Canadiens failed to qualify for the playoffs, and have consequentially let their passionate fan base down. Though many fans and analysts are focusing on who to blame, there are a few players that deserve some props. Mike Condon, a rookie goaltender […]
Gregory Katz (The Hockey Writers)
Projecting the 2016-17 Montreal Canadiens Defence
The Montreal Canadiens are officially mathematically eliminated from playoff contention in 2016. This nightmare of a season is just about over. Once the season is in the past (something that many Habs fans have wished for since January), team management will have a lot to look over in terms of what to do in the offseason. The team […]
Gregory Katz (The Hockey Writers)
5 Things the Montreal Canadiens Must Do This Offseason
The Montreal Canadiens’ season has been extremely disappointing. The team started very promisingly, winning each of their first nine games. Unfortunately, the momentum didn’t carry through the entire season. Since mid-November, it hasn’t been pretty. The Habs have fallen close to the bottom of the NHL standings in a year where nothing has seemed to […]
Gregory Katz (The Hockey Writers)
Are the Habs Better Without David Desharnais?
In the coming months, the Montreal Canadiens will look to improve their team in order to make up for a very bad 2015-16 season. Moves will be made, and players will be shifted around. One player who many Habs fans would like to see moved is David Desharnais. Over the years, Desharnais has earned head […]
Gregory Katz (The Hockey Writers)
Greg Pateryn Is Finally Getting A Fair Shot With the Habs
Amidst a very disappointing season for the Montreal Canadiens, injury trouble has opened the door to some new, young faces looking to get noticed. Greg Pateryn is a 25-year-old defenceman from Sterling Heights, Michigan, who was drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs in 2008. The defenceman isn’t exactly a new face in the organization; he […]
Gregory Katz (The Hockey Writers)
Julien Gauthier: Canadiens’ Draft Radar
The Montreal Canadiens’ season hasn’t gone as planned, as the team is now more focused on the NHL draft lottery than on the NHL playoffs. The Habs’ rough season has been due to key injuries, questionable coaching, and general sub-par play. The 2016 NHL Entry Draft is just over three months away. The Canadiens will […]
Gregory Katz (The Hockey Writers)
Canadiens Will Likely Wait to Make Big Moves
Welcome to NHL Trade Deadline day. Today is known around the hockey universe to be one of the most exciting days of the year. Sellers attempt to deal potential assets and build for the future, while buyers scramble to gear their teams up for the playoffs. This year’s trade deadline day, though, may not be […]
Gregory Katz (The Hockey Writers)
Brendan Gallagher: A Long Term Steal for the Canadiens
The Fifth Round: The fifth round has been good to the Montreal Canadiens in recent years, as they drafted a few gems that have gone on to become prominent players in their system in said round. In 2010, the Habs drafted Brendan Gallagher in the fifth round. 146 players were selected before Gallagher, and today, […]
Gregory Katz (The Hockey Writers)
P.K. Subban Continues to Impress Under Pressure
Now that the smoke has settled following crazy trade rumours involving P.K. Subban, Montreal Canadiens fans can exhale – as the leader of their defence is here to stay. The NHL all-star is one of the most talented defencemen in the world, and he has a Norris trophy to prove it. The past year of his […]
Gregory Katz (The Hockey Writers)
What Missing the Playoffs Means to Montreal
Every City Has Its ‘Thing’ – Montreal Has the Habs New York has the Statue of Liberty, Toronto has the CN Tower, Las Vegas has the famous strip, and Montreal has the Montreal Canadiens. The Montreal Canadiens are one of the amazing things that define Montreal, and that define Quebec as a whole. The city has […]
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