All Habs Headlines: Wednesday March 7, 2012 On this day in hockey history… 1971 – Montreal Canadiens called up rookie goalie Ken Dryden from their farm club in the AHL. The rookie would win all 6 of his games, then lead the Canadiens to a surprise Stanley Cup championship. COUNTDOWN TO GAMEDAY: All Habs Headlines ►Pacioretty reaches [...]
Written by Steven Ellis, AllHabs.net OAKVILLE, ON. –Have you ever wondered where former Habs are playing these days? I know I do. Just a few weeks ago, I saw a former Hab draft pick in the news. David Fischer. Remember him? The guy picked ahead of Semyon Varlamov, Michal Neuvirth, Milan Lucic, Brad Marchand and Mathieu Perreault? Here’s the [...]
In this second portion of my interview with Brian Wilde of CTV Montreal (@BrianWildeCTV), I found us both digging deeper into the real meat and potatoes of the franchise. As I was completing the audio editing for the segments that are posted in the player below, it struck me just how much intangibles mean, as discussed in the first segment of this interview.
And not just to me, but Brian as well.
Gone are the days of mid-season blockbuster trades in this post-lock out NHL salary cap era but such does not preclude the hypothetical conversation of possible trades and acquisitions by the Montreal Canadiens.
With the arrival of Alex Kovalev back to the Bell Centre for a Tuesday night matchup against his former team why not kick around the idea of the Canadiens organization making a move to re-acquire the recently departed Artiste?
Montreal 1 Ottawa 3 (Bell Centre) posted by RocketAll Habs This could be a story about the night that Alex Kovalev returned to Montreal. On July 1st, after Kovalev took too much time pondering an offer, Bob Gainey moved in another direction and signed Brian Gionta and Mike Cammalleri. Tonight, Kovalev reminded the Bell Centre [...]
by Kyle It’s been a long off-season, and finally things are going to heat up for us Habs fans. I just wanted to kick off the season with a short little question that has been in the back of my mind for some time, but with Sergei Kostitsyn’s demand for a trade today, I now [...]
Posted by Kyle Roussel Are we happy yet? Are we ready for the 2009-10 season yet? I suspect the answer to both of those questions will be mixed. It’s very rare to see such a radical, drastic turnover on a team in such a short time. These wholesale changes take a couple seasons to execute, [...]
TSN.ca Staff with CP files7/6/2009 6:47:55 PM A day after some fans held a rally to keep Alex Kovalev in Montreal, the forward’s tumultuous tenure in La Belle Province has come to an end as the enigmatic sniper has signed a two-year, $10 million contract with the Ottawa Senators. One of the most skilled players [...]
The Canadian Press NEW YORK – Alex Kovalev of the Montreal Canadiens, Rick Nash of the Columbus Blue Jackets and Dustin Brown of the Los Angeles Kings are being recognized for their charity work. The three players have all been named finalists for the NHL Foundation Player Award, which honours a player’s “commitment and service [...]
TSN.ca Staff5/27/2009 9:48:01 AM A Russian sports newspaper reports that the Montreal Canadiens have offered the team’s captaincy to pending unrestricted free agent Alex Kovalev and that Saku Koivu is no longer in plans for the team. According to Sovietsky Sport, the Canadiens don’t intend to re-sign Koivu and would opt to re-sign Kovalev to [...]
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