Posts About "Michael McNiven"
Who Should Back Up Carey Price?
September 28th, 2017 For a team with a number of question marks on defense and uncertainty at center, the Canadiens have a lot of depth in goal. In addition to Carey Price and Al Montoya, Michael McNiven was the OHL goaltender of the year last season. Zachary Fucale will battle McNiven for the backup role in Laval. King Carey This year, the Canadiens...
Top 5 Canadiens' Prospects at Rookie Tournament
September 3rd, 2017 While the NHL Rookie Tournament is an annual tradition, getting excited about Montreal Canadiens prospects is year-round affair. The 23-man Montreal Canadiens roster for the event taking place from September 8-10 has been announced, but there are several names that stand out above the rest. Here are the top five for which to keep an...
Montreal Canadiens Top 4 Prospects 2017
July 11th, 2017 Over the last five to seven years, the Montreal Canadiens have typically been a playoff team, usually finishing near or at the top of their division. While that kind of success is great for such a passionate fanbase, it has left the club with a shortage of top prospects. Besides selecting Alex Galchenyuk third overall in 2012, the...
Canadiens: Future Goaltender Michael McNiven
May 9th, 2017 Montreal Canadiens goaltending prospect Michael McNiven had an eventful 2016-17 season. I'll start by saying if you’re not already familiar with him, you should be. He plays for the Owen Sound Attack and he's one of the best players in the Ontario Hockey League. He was signed by the Canadiens after their 2015-16 training camp to a...
Top 3 Goalies: Owen Sound Attack
April 12th, 2017 Hockey has been a staple in Owen Sound since World War II. The OHL has seen two great teams in the fold – the Platers, from 1989-00, and the Attack, from 2000 until now. Fans have been treated to some championship-caliber hockey over the years. They've seen world-class skaters, but also world-class goaltending. We continue our...
Owen Sound Attack Easy to Cheer For
March 31st, 2017 The first round of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) playoffs is underway. Old rivalries are heating up, new rivalries are igniting, and with the stakes raised and all but a few teams still in the running, fan loyalty is at its annual peak. But something curious is happening. Fans from Ottawa to Sault Ste. Marie are lining up behind...
