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Puck the Bunny Predicts: Montreal Canadiens vs Ottawa Senators [VIDEO]

Rick Stephens | February 3, 2013 | 1 Reply

Montreal Canadiens vs Ottawa Senators

Sunday February 3, 2013 2:00 pm.

CURITIBA, BRAZIL — Puck the Bunny appears on All Habs Hockey Magazine predicting outcomes of games from his home in the beautiful country of Brazil. Yes, an exotic prognosticating bunny! In 2011-’12, his first season as a member of the All Habs team, Puck’s record was an amazing 23-12-6!

Today he picks the winner of Montreal Canadiens vs Ottawa Senators.

Puck was very happy with Habs performance against the Sabres. He likes David Desharnais (DD is tiny just like him) and Lars Eller played really well yesterday. And Puck hopes that today with Carey Price in goal the Habs will kick Senators butt.

Some people have asked if Puck will be choosing a Super Bowl winner. He said he will leave that prediction to the puppies (Jimmy Fallon and the Puppy Bowl Puppies.) Puck only knows about hockey, he doesn’t watch football. Just like Octopus Paul and Punxatawney Phil each pet knows his sport or weather. Puck knows his Habs.

Go Habs Go!

Who did Puck choose today? Watch! His record this season is 5-2-0.

Don’t forget to follow @HabsPuckBunny @All_Habs and @AllHabsBrasil as well!

Just a few words for our Brazilian friends: Puck the Bunny tem um importante trabalho. Ele trabalha para o All Habs Brasil com a função de prever resultados de jogos — hoje ele escolherá o vencedor do jogo Montreal Canadiens vs Ottawa Senators.

Quem ele irá escolher? Assista e descubra!

Are you unfamiliar with Puck the Bunny? Here’s his bio:

Name: Puck, the Bunny.
Date of birth: May 17, 2011
Age: 20 months
Hometown: Curitiba, Parana, Brazil.
Zodiac: Taurus.

Why the name: First, because his human likes hockey, and second, because when he arrived at only 45 days old, he could not stand alone and slipped on the wooden floor as a puck! Much like the scene here.

What time do you wake up?
Well… I usually wake my human up at 5 am!

What are your favorite hobbies, Puck?
Eat my human’s shoes, furniture, teddy bears, cables and wires. Oh! I also like to play cards, explore the house, jump on my human’s bed, play with my plush friends, watch Canadiens’ games. My job at the current time, is predicting the games!

How did you become a fan of the Canadiens?
Influenced by my human, Louise, she gave me my first jersey when I was a baby.

Who is your favourite player? And why?
Carey Price! Because he ’saves the puck’, the other players ’hit the puck.’

What are your favorite snacks when you’re watching the game?
Ummmmm … I like carrots, apples, dry apples, bananas, collard (and other types of dark green leafs) and… paper!

What are the things you don’t like, Puck?
I do not like the Bruins, blue Leafs and BIG animals that scare me!

And what is your biggest dream?
My biggest dream… I would love to play in the snow!!

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