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Report: Kovalev Back With Canadiens
Original at canadian-sportsfans.com
• Wed, Jul 1
By ehalvorsen1 Montreal Canadiens Sports Memorabilia and other Montreal Canadiens Gifts and Collectibles Below are links to memorabilia available for popular Montreal Canadiens players. Despite a disappointing season, the Montreal Canadiens reportedly have re-signed top-line forward Al
Eklund: Canadiens Go Into Lock Down. Rangers offer for Heatley,Flyers deal? Havlat
Original at HockeyBuzz.com
• Tue, Jun 23
Really wanted to have the Dominos blog going by now, but instead it will be a morning blog on Wednesday.... *QUICK HIT RUMORS AS UPDATED ON THE RUMOR CHART: Late night Quick Hits... *The Montreal Canadiens have "gone into lockdown mode" and sources are telling me that a "major deal announcement is...
The FHF Salutes All the Dads
Original at Four Habs Fans
• Sat, Jun 20
By Habsfan10(noreply@blogger.com) Canadiens icons can make exceptional, brave dads who carry a grieving family on their back like Bob Gainey; they can be misguided albeit loving dads like Guy Lafleur; they can be flawed role models like Patrick Roy. Our dads aren't perfect, but they do their best. One of their best moves was p...
Rioting nonsense has got to stop
Original at St. Catharines Standard
• Wed, Jun 17
Canada Montreal has been susceptible to fans getting out of control, particularly when their beloved Canadiens are involved. One of the most notorious sports riots in North America was in 1955 when the NHL suspended Canadiens' superstar Maurice "The Rocket" ...
Bruins GM Chiarelli gets contract extension
Original at google.com
• Mon, Jun 15
Canoe.ca Boston's 196 goals-against and plus-78 goal differential led the NHL. In the postseason, the Bruins swept the archrival Montreal Canadiens to reach the Eastern Conference semifinals for the first time in a decade, but lost to the Carolina Hurricanes in ...
Gainey got it right with Martin hire
Original at Westmount Examiner
• Sat, Jun 6
Canada Five reasons why Jacques Martin is the best man to coach the Canadiens. 1) Experience: the Montreal Canadiens could not hire a rookie coach again. They tried that, it didn't work. Martin has been a head coach in the NHL for 14 seasons. ...
Hockey Today
Original at SI.com
• Tue, Jun 2
Jacques Martin was hired as the Canadiens' coach Monday, leaving his job as Florida Panthers general manager for a storied NHL franchise that was swept in the first round of the playoffs. Martin, introduced at Bell Centre news conference, ...
Love of the game keeps Keane playing
Original at nationalpost.com
• Sat, May 30
Canada Keane won three Stanley Cups and played 1161 NHL games with seven different teams over a 16-year career. He was the captain of the Montreal Canadiens. And yesterday, the former NHL grinder celebrated his 42nd birthday. But instead of kicking back and ...
Roy may still be angling for Canadiens job
Original at calgaryherald.com
• Tue, May 26
Canada By Pat Hickey, Canwest News ServiceMay 19, 2009 MONTREAL -- Is Patrick Roy biding his time while waiting for the Montreal Canadiens to offer him their head coaching job? That seems to be a distinct possibility after Roy denied Monday that he has been ...
Deep-Sixing the Habs
Original at Calgary Sun
• Sun, May 24
Canada The Flames and Canadiens split the first two games at the Saddledome before the series shifted to Montreal and the Habs eked out a 4-3 victory in double overtime, handing the Flames their first set of back-to-back losses since December. ...
Roy wants to coach, but isn't sure of the timing
Original at NHL.com
• Thu, May 21
Alain Vigneault jumped from the QMJHL to the Montreal Canadiens in 1997, but he had four seasons as an NHL assistant on his resume. However, what Roy is mulling is at least not unprecedented. Brent Sutter (WHL) and Peter DeBoer (OHL) each made the jump ...
Own a piece of hockey history...
Original at saharsblog (WordPress)
• Tue, May 12
By sahar009 Becoming owner of the Montreal Canadiens, the Bell Centre and the Gillett Entertainment Group has long been the dream of businessmen such as René Angelil, Pierre Karl Péladeau, Guy Laliberté, Joey Saputo and Serge Savard. However, it has also been the dream, albeit seemingly unreachab...
Podcast: HabsCast [3-20] Post-Mortem
Original at HabsCast
• Thu, Apr 30
By fellowshipofhockey@gmail.com (fellowshipofhockey.com) It was quick but it wasn’t painless. The Bruins ripped through the Habs in four straight. We are going to avoid ripping the Canadiens to shreds but don’t worry they’ll get theirs from the HabsCast crew. Find out who did better in their first round predictions and we’ll give you another sets of p...
Upside of sad series thus far with Boston is experienced gained by young Habs
Original at NHL.com
• Wed, Apr 22
By Canadian Press MONTREAL - The silver lining to the Montreal Canadiens' playoff disappointment so far in the NHL post-season has been the valuable experience being gained by their young players. Montreal trails the Boston Bruins 3-0 heading into Wednesda...
Markov, Schneider out, Tanguay possible as Habs look to avoid sweep
Original at NHL.com
• Wed, Apr 22
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By Canadian Press MONTREAL - The Montreal Canadiens won't have top defenceman Andrei Markov in the lineup when they battle for their playoff lives Wednesday night. Coach and general manager Bob Gainey said Markov, who has a knee injury, and Mathieu Schneid...
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Montreal hoping history repeats itself in playoff series with Boston Bruins
Original at NHL.com
• Wed, Apr 15
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By Canadian Press BROSSARD, Que. - The Montreal Canadiens hope the past is on their side but aren't counting on history books to beat the heavily favoured Boston Bruins. The Canadiens and Bruins face off in Game 1 of their best-of-seven NHL Eastern Confere...
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A Canadiens Win Possible: Positives From The Statsbooks
Original at Lions in Winter
• Wed, Apr 15
By Topham(noreply@blogger.com) The parallel to the Canadiens is right there. The fact is the Canadiens need to win 4 games to get to the next round. The fact, given the home ice situation, is that the Habs must win at least once in Boston. Nowhere does it say when this win should occur.
Boston-Montreal: Can the Bruins Defy History?
Original at Bleacher Report
• Tue, Apr 14
By jonathan staub 8) Montreal Canadiens, 41-30-11 (93 points) History favors the Canadiens. Montreal finished the regular season with a 24-10-7 mark at home, the third fewest regulation losses of any team in the Eastern Conference, and a raucous Montreal crowd could rattle the fragile Boston psyche.
An Honest Look at the Montreal Canadiens' Upcoming Series with the Boston Bruins
Original at Bleacher Report
• Mon, Apr 13
By Dave Gainer Series Prediction: Boston just has to much for The Habs this season, but Montreal will make it interesting. I predict they will split the first two games and then Boston will win the next two and Montreal will win a close one in Boston and then the Bruins close out Montreal in Canada. Winning fo...
Her Bid to Own the Team Will Go On
Original at slanchreport.com
• Fri, Apr 10
By slanch With George Gillett trying to divest himself of the Montreal Canadiens, currently 10 prospective ownership groups have emerged to take over the team. Among them are Cirque du Soleil founder Guy Laliberte, Quebec cable giant Quebecor Media and, of course, star chanteuse Celine Dion. Bec...
Eric Engels: Discipline Ensures Playoff Spot for Canadiens, Rest or go for 7th?
Original at HockeyBuzz.com
• Fri, Apr 10
And that has to be the most celebrated loss in the history of the Montreal Canadiens. An incredibly gutsy effort from Mathieu Schneider and company, as they secured a spot in the playoffs -- attaining a point by making it to overtime in a game they trailed in by scores of 1-0, and 3-1. Everyone h...
Habs: Where Do We Go from Here?
Original at Bleacher Report
• Tue, Apr 7
By Aaron Duplessis Seven games ago, Bob Gainey concocted a remedy for the slumping Montreal Canadiens. This elixir is the Koivu-Kovalev-Tanguay line. This line is great, but it's also the defensive pairing of Schneider and Markov that help back them up.
Canadiens likely to go with Halak against Leafs
Original at The Hockey News
• Fri, Apr 3
By Alan Ferguson Stats Writer Montreal (40-27-10) at Toronto (32-33-13), 7:00 p.m. EDT TORONTO (AP) -- With starting goaltender Carey Price out, Jaroslav Halak stepped in and continued the Montreal Canadiens' surge with a strong effort against a woeful Eastern Conference foe
Montreal Canadiens: Going Down Hill From Here
Original at Bleacher Report
• Fri, Mar 27
By Lukas With that being said, I am assuming that you all know about the recent struggles of the Montreal Canadiens. In conclusion, the 100-year-old Montreal Canadiens are not officially out of a playoff spot, nor are the screwed for the future. However, as of now, it looks as though the Habs are goin...
The Seventh Floor: Where It All Went Wrong for the Montreal Canadiens
Original at http
• Tue, Mar 24
By Shaun McMahon Montreal Canadiens owner George Gillett may be laughing all the way to the bank if he manages to offload the NHL's most-storied franchise for the right price. So if Liverpool stays in Uncle George's back pocket, the situation looks even worse for the Montreal Canadiens.
The Seventh Floor: Where It All Went Wrong for the Montreal Canadiens
Original at Bleacher Report
• Tue, Mar 24
By Shaun McMahon If only to be a fly on the wall of the seventh floor at the Bell Centre. Quite the turnaround for Gillett, who became the majority owner with 80.1 percent of the club and the Bell Centre in January 2001, for an estimated $275 million (Canadian).
Game #71Halak Shows How Wins Are Possible - With Saves
Original at Lions in Winter
• Thu, Mar 19
By Tobalev(noreply@blogger.com) The Canadiens Game in Review Team Stripes Habs goalscorers: Guillaume Latendresse (2), Alex Tanguay, Tom Kostopoulos Opposition goalscorers: Nick Foligno, Jason Spezza (2), Jarkko Ruutu, Daniel Alfredsson Forwards Defencemen Goaltender
Rangers Going Up And Canadiens Going Down
Original at http
• Sun, Mar 15
• 2 related articles
By Martin Avery The Montreal Canadiens and New York Rangers are tied with 80 points but the Rangers are on their way up and the Canadiens are going down. Both teams fired their coaches recently, but the GM took over in Montreal and the Rangers hired Stanley Cup-winning coach John Tortorella.
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Eric Engels: Montreal Crushed by the Isles, A Look at Parity; The Hunt is Tight as Ever
Original at HockeyBuzz.com
• Thu, Mar 12
Outplayed in every category by a lineup boasting 5 or 6 experienced NHLers was not what Bob Gainey and the Canadiens had in mind on Thursday. Of those 5 or 6 players, home-towners Yan Danis and Bruno Gervais were exceptional, and Mark Streit was easily the best player on the ice. For whatever r...
Habs Respond to Bob's Look of "Fuck with Me and You're Dead": The Children 4 - The Oilers 3 (O.T.)
Original at Four Habs Fans
• Wed, Mar 11
By noreply@blogger.com (HabsFan4) You want to know what happened to the Montreal Canadiens this week? Very simple. The players have been acting up for weeks and weeks and wound up spinning the situation out of control with horrible performances on the ice and embarrassing conduct off it. Guy Carbonneau's presence did not s...
Bob Gainey Gets the Montreal Canadiens Ready for Tonight's Game
Original at http
• Tue, Mar 10
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By Daniel Arouchian Montreal Canadiens general manager Bob Gainey didn't waste any time making a decision concerning practices. Every practice will be held at the Brossard facility, including on game day. The players are not complaining about this since most of them live on the south shore.
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Montreal Canadiens' Coach Guy Carbonneau: Should He Stay or Should He Go?
Original at http
• Sat, Mar 7
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By All Habs In a point-counterpoint format, we will discuss the merit of the Canadiens ending the coaching tenure of Guy Carbonneau. If you're doing it because you're trying to squeeze in to the playoffs...the ensuing chaos may not be worth it. This Habs team won't go all the way whether Carbo is behind the...
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The Montreal Canadiens at the Deadline: The Best Trade Was No Trade at All
Original at http
• Thu, Mar 5
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By Jason Hitelman The Montreal Canadiens didn't make any moves today. Bob Gainey traded for Mathieu Schneider a couple of weeks ago. He also picked up Glen Metropolit off waivers. Why compromise your team dynamic if you know the potential is there?
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Montreal Canadiens: On the Way Back to Hockey
Original at http
• Sat, Feb 28
By Miah D. It has surely been a heck of a week for everyone, so intense that Bob Gainey almost showed some emotion. Is it me or the Habs keep getting older? So far, Bob Gainey surprised more than a few, but for at least two of his decisions, he hit the nail right on the head. Go Habs.
Montreal Canadiens: On the Way Back to Hockey
Original at Bleacher Report
• Sat, Feb 28
By Miah D. It has surely been a heck of a week for everyone, so intense that Bob Gainey almost showed some emotion. Is it me or the Habs keep getting older? So far, Bob Gainey surprised more than a few, but for at least two of his decisions, he hit the nail right on the head. Go Habs.
Montreal Canadiens: Where Do They Go from Here?
Original at http
• Fri, Feb 27
By Sean With the NHL trade deadline fast approaching, many are wondering what rabbit Bob Gainey will pull out of his hat. This coming free agent market will be one of the biggest markets in NHL history! According to a list I have looked at, there are 289 UFAs this year with a combined 2008-09 salar...
Montreal Canadiens: Where Do They Go from Here?
Original at Bleacher Report
• Fri, Feb 27
By Sean With the NHL trade deadline fast approaching, many are wondering what rabbit Bob Gainey will pull out of his hat. This coming free agent market will be one of the biggest markets in NHL history! According to a list I have looked at, there are 289 UFAs this year with a combined 2008-09 salar...
Scandal in Montreal: Canadiens Involved in Crime?
Original at http
• Fri, Feb 20
• 2 related articles
By Francois Gendron This morning, Montreal's La Presse newspaper had a huge scoop about three players from the Montreal Canadiens. As for the Montreal Canadiens organization itself, a press conference was scheduled today, giving the chance to the Canadiens to express their surprise and concerns.
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Hockey Today
Original at ESPN
• Wed, Feb 18
By Associated Press SCOREBOARD Wednesday, Feb. 18 Montreal at Washington (7:30 p.m. EST). The Canadiens are struggling, having lost 10 of 13, and general manager Bob Gainey has even ...
Canadiens Kovalev gets some time off
Original at ESPN
• Tue, Feb 17
By Associated Press BROSSARD, Que. -- Canadiens All-Star Alex Kovalev is getting a few days off to rest his body and mind. Montreal general manager Bob Gainey said he suggested to ...
Latest and Greatest Montreal Canadiens Podcast Now Ready for Download
Original at Bleacher Report
• Fri, Feb 6
By Gary Whittaker The Franchise Feb. 1 FULL SHOW: Only on the FULL SHOW can you get the best commentary on the Montreal Juniors from the QMJHL. The full show includes the Habs Weekly Review, Montreal Impact Report, and the MMA Weigh In. OFF THE BENCH: Please note that OTB podcasts will be available again as of thi...
The Price Of DevelopmentRough Patches And Young Teams Go Hand In Hand
Original at Lions in Winter
• Thu, Feb 5
By Topham(noreply@blogger.com) More astounding than that is that the Canadiens defence has been built around a very young core at the same time as the rest of this rebuilding has been going on. The good news is the conceivable fact that many of the younger guns could learn all these things in the next couple of months.
Turns out, Mahovlich can go home again
Original at NHL.com
• Sun, Jan 25
By Brad Holland | NHL.com Staff Writer MONTREAL -- Much has changed in Montreal since Peter Mahovlich was a member of the famed Canadiens teams of the 1970s. New players, including many Europeans, now compete in the Bell Centre instead of the fabled Forum, under a different coa...
Julien comfortable back in Montreal
Original at bostonherald.com
• Sat, Jan 24
By Steve Conroy MONTREAL—Claude Julien is now part of the hated enemy, but there was a time when the Bruins coach prowled behind the home bench at the Bell Centre. And as the coach headed into the home dressing room for the first time since being fired as coach the Canadiens in 2006, the memories came floodin...
Middleton loves Montreal's passion for hockey
Original at NHL.com
• Wed, Jan 21
By John McGourty | NHL.com Staff Writer Nifty" Rick Middleton played 14 seasons in the NHL, the last dozen with the Boston Bruins, so he has plenty of memories of Montreal and playing against the Canadiens. "I met my first wife in Montreal," Middleton sai...
Montreal Canadiens Playing Great Hockey at Midseason
Original at Bleacher Report
• Fri, Jan 16
By Charles L. Gare Bob Gainey seems to be very happy right now. The Canadiens play the Senators on Saturday. The Sens have won as of late, but the Canadiens are a different team than Ottawa's recent opponents. Also, the Senators are not the same team as last year. I'm very excited as a Habs fan, and believe they ca...
Markov gets goal and assist in Habs' win
Original at FOXSports.com
• Thu, Jan 15
Andrei Markov had a goal and an assist, and Robert Lang had two assists to lead the Montreal Canadiens to a 3-2 victory over the Nashville Predators on Thursday night. Andrei Kostitsyn and Guillaume Latendresse also scored, and Jaroslav Halak stopped 23 shots in his seventh straight star...
Hockey Today
Original at ESPN
• Tue, Jan 6
By Associated Press SCOREBOARD Wednesday, Jan. 7 Montreal at New York Rangers (7:30 p.m. EST). In an Original Six matchup of Eastern Conference contenders, the Canadiens bring a bevy ...
Montreal Canadiens pre-game practice photos
Original at Sharkspage
• Mon, Mar 3
By PJ Swenson MONTREAL CANADIENS GOALTENDER #31 CAREY PRICE CANADIENS GATHER IN THE D-ZONE DURING MONDAY PRACTICE Canadiens' visit special for Sharks' Mitchell, Greenfield Park native adored Habs. Forward's parents are in San Jose for game - Montreal Gazette.
Podcast: [1-45] All Praise The Halakien One
Original at HabsCast
• Sun, Mar 25
By habscast@gmail.com (Montreal Canadiens PodCast) Canadiens / Capitals - Halak and The Habs win another … I think that makes it 4 in a row … Where was this 2 months ago … Anyways not a big deal … Nice looking future … Great episode tonight … The whole crew came to play … Naimes, Wengz, Gilad and Gross … [...]