Harpreet Setia
Life long Habs fan, despite coming from a family within Leaf Nation. Currently covering all things Montreal Canadiens for The Hockey Writers while also working on two separate manuscripts for publication.
Author's Posts
Russian Roulette: Montreal Selects Nikita Scherbak In The NHL Entry Draft
June 29th, 2014 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_RaLuZhMBU It was a season that ended much too quickly yet went on longer than anyone could have imagined last October. Was it ever an exhilarating ride for Habs fans from the big comeback against the Ottawa Senators, to welcoming Patrick Roy back to Montreal for the first time as the head coach of the...
We Believe: The Comeback Continues
May 29th, 2014 It’s a feeling deep in the pit of the stomach, a nervousness that leaves an uneasy dread circulating throughout the body yet is relieved ever so slightly with every save and every goal for. Everyone is well aware that this could be Montreal’s last game. It’s the same feeling that lingered in two games against Boston and it is...
A Tomorrow For Montreal: Comeback Time
May 27th, 2014 Game 4 was not the most crushing defeat of the Montreal Canadiens season thus far, but it certainly has the possibility of being the catalyst for what could be. Through a season of proving critics wrong, of great comebacks and of overachievement the Montreal Canadiens have always preached the “don’t get too high when you’re...
The Illusion of Inevitability: Is Montreal Really Done?
May 22nd, 2014 Many Habs fans are starting to sweat, and it isn’t because Montreal is starting to get warmer weather either. It was one thing to swallow such a brutal loss in game 1 with a score of 7-2, it was another to lose Carey Price. Not only were the Montreal Canadiens robbed of their number one player as he comes into his prime, but hockey...
The Evil Has Been Vanquished: The Canadiens Move Onward
May 17th, 2014 The Montreal Canadiens did what most could not fathom them accomplishing, defeating the evil which shall not be named in their second round series in seven games to bounce the President’s Trophy winners of the regular season and return to the Eastern conference finals for the first time since 2010. There is a stark difference from...
Montreal and Boston in the Playoffs: The Rite of Spring
May 1st, 2014 Now is not the time for complacency for the Montreal Canadiens as they come face to face with what will be their toughest challenge yet. The Habs head to Beantown to meet the Boston Bruins for the 34th time in the Stanley Cup playoffs in what is arguably one of the greatest rivalries in all of sport. Transcending the ages, this is one...
