Posts About "Max Domi"
5 Reasons Kotkaniemi Stays With Canadiens
October 26th, 2018 All eyes are on Montreal Canadiens forward Jesperi Kotkaniemi following his ninth NHL game. Between the point at which the final buzzer sounded in their game against the Buffalo Sabres on Thursday and the drop of the puck versus the Boston Bruins on Saturday, the Canadiens will have a big decision to make. Either the...
Max Domi's Fresh Start
October 18th, 2018 After struggling in the desert with the Arizona Coyotes, Max Domi was brought to Montreal as the singular return in the Alex Galchenyuk trade. It was a trade that saw two very talented forwards in need of a change. However, Domi was coming into a tougher situation in Montreal. The team was coming off one of its worst years in recent...
3 Canadiens Primed for Bounce-Back Seasons
October 6th, 2018 Expectations are at an all-time low heading into the 2018-19 season for the Montreal Canadiens. Hockey experts are predicting the Habs will be on the outside of the playoff picture this season, which has prompted Habs fans to concentrate on individual player results rather than team success. Having said that, here are three...
Suspension Hurts Canadiens, Not Domi
September 20th, 2018 Montreal Canadiens forward Max Domi may not pay financially for his bare-knuckle, preseason punch on Florida Panthers defenseman Aaron Ekblad. He has cost the Habs and their fans a fair bit, though. Domi Suspended Five Games Suspended for the rest of the preseason for the incident (five games), Domi won’t end up forfeiting any pay as...
New Faces in New Places: Alex Galchenyuk
September 9th, 2018 During the month of September, we will profile New Faces in New Places from around the NHL. We now look at new Coyotes' forward Alex Galchenyuk. Don't look now but the Arizona Coyotes have some nice pieces in place. How does Galchenyuk fit and can they make the playoffs this season? Alex Galchenyuk 2017-18 Stats: 19-32-51 in 82 games...
Grading Habs GM Bergevin’s 2018 Offseason
September 1st, 2018 Even though training camp hasn’t started yet, it’s fair to "call" Montreal Canadiens general manager Marc Bergevin’s offseason at this point. That means to not just argue that it’s over, now that September has officially started, but also call it for what it was: bad. It’s a shame, because it started off with such promise,...
