Montreal Canadiens Make First Move on the Trade Market, Week Before Deadline The Hockey Writers | February 24, 2015 The festivities are officially underway. The last week before the NHL trade deadline will give hockey fans more speculations and unexpected twists than an M. Night Shyamaladingdong movie, only this…
Highway Robbery: Ducks Steal Jiri Sekac From Canadiens Felix Sicard | February 24, 2015 View image | gettyimages.com Tuesday morning, Anaheim Ducks general manager made the acquisition of rookie right winger Jiri Sekac from the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for 22-year old Devante Smith-Pelly,…
Habs Acquire Devante Smith-Pelly in Exchange for Jiri Sekac Brianne Spiker | February 24, 2015 With the NHL’s trade deadline coming up in less than a week, GM Marc Bergevin got an early start by acquiring winger Devante Smith-Pelly from the Anaheim Ducks in exchange…
Hockey News: David Krejci Injury; Habs/Ducks Trade Marcy Di Michele | February 24, 2015 Sidney Crosby has some of the most skilled wingers since Marian Hossa, but apparently a weak team is the reason he isn’t dominating. [Pens Labyrinth] Thoughts on the all California…
Has Parenteau Lost His Spot on the Montreal Canadiens’ Roster? The Hockey Writers | February 15, 2015 Pierre-Alexandre Parenteau has been on the sidelines since January 15th, kept away by concussion-like symptoms. His absence did not impair the Montreal Canadiens, the team has a record of 8-2-1…
NHL All-Star Game or All-Farce Game? Ryan Szporer | January 23, 2015 Florida Panthers rookie Aaron Ekblad replacing the injured Erik Johnson of the Colorado Avalanche on Friday best sums up the joke that is the NHL All-Star Game. Ekblad, who was…
Alex Galchenyuk Should Return to Left Wing Against New York Islanders The Hockey Writers | January 16, 2015 Seems every time the Canadiens flirt with a team rarity, they lose. Whether it’s winning 16 straight games when scoring the first goal, keeping their opponents to two or fewer…
Canadiens Midterm Grades: Forwards Kenny MacMillan | January 14, 2015 With 41 games in the books, the Montreal Canadiens first half of the 2014-15 season is officially over. The team has had its ups and downs thus far, but ultimately…
Who Is Jiri Sekac? Brianne Spiker | January 4, 2015 When it was announced that the Montreal Canadiens beat out several other NHL teams in the bid to sign European free agent Jiri Sekac, it attracted some intrigue but nothing…
AHL-bound Bourque Signals Change in Montreal Brianne Spiker | November 10, 2014 Despite how poorly a veteran player plays, it still comes as a surprise if they get put on waivers. In the case of Rene Bourque whose 2013-14 regular season was…
Who Is to Blame for Montreal’s Slump? Brianne Spiker | November 5, 2014 After a tantalizing start with come from behind wins and scoring a lot of goals, the Montreal Canadiens have come crashing down to earth. This team has been playing sloppy,…
Bye Bye Bouillon: The Montreal Canadiens’ Perfect Offseason Felix Sicard | October 7, 2014 It is rare for any team in the National Hockey League these days to go an entire offseason without making at least one or two head scratching moves (Doug Wilson…
