David P. Stein
David is currently a second year Arts student at McGill University and aspires to have a career as a sports journalist one day. When he's not covering the Montreal Canadiens for THW, he is the sports producer for TVMcGill and the host of his very own show called "On The Line with David Stein." He is also a frequent contributor to the McGill Tribune.
Author's Posts
Will The Real David Desharnais Please Stand Up?
December 3rd, 2014 Like most NHL players, David Desharnais has undoubtedly had his ups and down since breaking in on a full -time basis in 2011. Unlike most players, however, Desharnais has dealt with his roller coaster ride as one of the few francophone players on the Montreal Canadiens. While many fans and pundits will argue that Desharnais receives more...
November 8th, 2014: A Night Guy Lapointe's Family Will Never Forget
November 7th, 2014 When the Montreal Canadiens play host to the Minnesota Wild on Saturday night at the Bell Centre, 21,273 spectators will be on hand to witness much more than just a hockey game. In addition to the 60 guaranteed minutes of gameplay action that typically comes with the purchase of a hockey ticket, those in attendance this Saturday will...
All Sports Stock Market? EX NHLer, Bernie Nicholls Explains..
October 19th, 2014 The National Hockey League might have its reservations about localizing a franchise in Las Vegas, but Bernie Nicholls doesn’t have an issue with his new online sports application, even if it does encourage the idea of monetary risk taking, “It’s obviously pretty cool. There’s nothing like it out there. Obviously you got the...
Inside the Mind of Long-time Habs Writer, Dave Stubbs
October 10th, 2014 Recently, I had an opportunity to interview Dave Stubbs of the Montreal Gazette. For me, a 21-year-old university student, this was a particularly gratifying experience because Stubbs has been covering the Montreal Canadiens for a longer time than I have, and has written more about the Habs than I have. So for myself, it was an...
Saku Koivu: A Champion Who Never Won a Championship
September 19th, 2014 Despite growing up during the most depressing era in Montreal Canadiens franchise history, I was nevertheless subjected to the value and richness that is fostered by the hockey club’s deep foundational heritage. One of the major contributors to this development in my life was Saku Koivu, the franchise’s second longest serving...
Benoit Pouliot Says Oilers Must Be on Same Page in 2014-15
September 5th, 2014 Despite having traveled along a particularly bumpy road since arriving in the National Hockey League, it might just be that Benoit Pouliot has finally arrived upon a more tranquil pathway. In fact, Pouliot speaks to a newfound confidence that will accompany him now that he has acquired a five-year security cushion from the...
