Author Archive: Steven Ellis
Growing up with a Leafs fan for a father and a Habs fan for a mother, Steven had to decide which team he would cheer for. One day, before a Montreal and Toronto game at the Air Canada Center (because he lives in Toronto), he was given a Montreal jersey, and that's all it took. Steven's favorite players include Pk Subban, Dan Ellis, Tom Pyatt, Jose Theodore, Guillaume Latendresse, Ryan Ellis and Sergei Bobrovsky. His favorite positon is goalie, having played it himself.
Robert Mayer to Stay With Canadiens Organization
By Steven Ellis, Staff Writer, All Habs Hockey Magazine OAKVILLE, ON — Despite signing with EHC Biel in Switzerland for next season, Robert Mayer has decided to nullify his contract in hopes of staying in North America for next season. Mayer had originally signed a … Continue reading
Major Events Since the Last Habs Playoff Game
By Steven Ellis, Staff Writer, All Habs Hockey Magazine OAKVILLE, ON — You know, being a Canadiens fan in the heart of Maple Leafs territory is usually a good thing. Playoffs are common, we have an abundance of young talent sitting in the … Continue reading
Where Are They Now? Cam Connor
By Steven Ellis, Staff Writer, All Habs Hockey Magazine OAKVILLE, ON — It’s always great to see hockey players from around the world hit social media. These days, you can interact with Montreal Canadiens players such as P.K. Subban, Carey Price, Max Pacioretty … Continue reading
Where Are They Now? David Aebischer
By Steven Ellis, Staff Writer, All Habs Hockey Magazine OAKVILLE, ON — Ah, the NHL trade deadline, always a stressful time for NHL players, teams, and fans alike. Luckily for Canadiens fans, Montreal made their deal the day prior to the cut-off mark, … Continue reading
Where Are They Now? Oleg Petrov
By Steven Ellis, Staff Writer, All Habs Hockey Magazine OAKVILLE, ON — I was strolling through the KHL transactions on Elite Prospects a couple weeks ago when I came across a name that was quite familiar to me. When I first started to … Continue reading
Where Are They Now? Habs 2006 First Rounder David Fischer
By Steven Ellis, Staff Writer, All Habs Hockey Magazine OAKVILLE, ON. — The Habs scouting department, led by the great Trevor Timmins, have done a great job in recent years producing gems out of the NHL entry draft. Carey Price, P.K. Subban, Michael … Continue reading
Where Are They Now? Glen Metropolit
Glen Metropolit’s time with the Montreal Canadiens may have only spanned just over a season and a half, but considering the Habs didn’t give up anything to get him, he definitely played an important role on a struggling Canadiens squad. Continue reading
Where Are They Now? Janne Niinimaa
With Saku Koivu, Tomas Plekanec, Steve Begin, Radek Bonk and Max Lapierre at centre ice, the Canadiens had room to make a deal and with a weak blue line, help was needed. The 26-year-old Ribeiro had led the team in scoring just two years prior, but numerous locker-room and off-ice incidents made him the expendable one on the Habs. Continue reading
Where Are They Now? Cristobal Huet
It all started when Huet was drafted by the Los Angeles Kings as their seventh-round pick, 214th overall, in the 2001 NHL Entry Draft. A low risk prospect, it was expected that Huet would spend time overseas in Switzerland and than make the transition over to the AHL. After an impressive 16-8-5 record with the Manchester Monarchs, the L.A. Kings American Hockey League affiliate, in 2002-2003, Huet got his chance in the NHL, posting a 4-4-1 record with a 2.33 goals against average (GAA) on a weak Kings squad. Continue reading
Where Are They Now? Paul Dipietro
The list continues to grow containing former NHL’ers that get lost in the outer hockey worlds each season. Once they’re out of the spotlight, all attention is shifted to the present and whatever you contributed to the club in the past is forgotten. Former Canadiens Oleg Petrov (Spartak Moskva of the KHL) and Paul Dipietro had little to nothing to with the 1993 Stanley Cup winning Montreal club, but 20 seasons later, they both have something they can say that the rest of that club can’t. Continue reading
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