Friday, April 18, 2014

PRICE SHUTS DOWN THE BOLTS AS THE HABS WIN 4-1! THEY TAKE A 2-0 SERIES LEAD













          Earlier tonight in Tampa, Florida, it was game 2 of the series between the Montreal Canadiens and the Tampa Bay Lightning. Going into this game, the Habs had a 1-0 series lead thanks to the ot winner by Weiss in game 1. They were looking to go perfect on the road in the first two games. 5 minutes into the game, Gionta had a breakaway, he went to his backhand and was stopped by Lindback. That was the best chance of the period in a scoreless game. The shots were 11-10 in favour of Tampa. 3 minutes into the second, the Habs went on a powerplay, Pacioretty won the faceoff to Subban and he fired a shot and it was deflected in by David Desharnais to make it 1-0 Montreal. That was the Habs first powerplay goal in 9 games. 8 minutes later, Vanek played the puck to Bourque at center and he skated by 3 Lightning players and he scored to make it 2-0!

        The shots in the second were 8-8. 11 minutes into the third, the Bolts turned the puck over at center and Gallagher brought the puck in and fired a shot from the right wing and it found its way in to make it 3-0. That was it for Lindback as he gave up 3 goals on 23 shots, so in comes Gudlevskis . Bourque would score a rap around goal later in the period to make 4-0.  Purcell would break Prices shut out bid with under two to go as the Habs go onto win 4-1 and take a 2-0 series lead. "I think we're really focused about the work we have to do," coach Michel Therrien said. "When we approach every game, we don't want to try to see the end result. Our focus, it's been like that every game. ... I like the composure of that team, I like the leadership of that team." Gudlevskis came into the game in relief and gave up 1 goal on 3 shots. "We're not playing well," captain Steven Stamkos said. "We're not going to sugar-coat anything. We have a lot better than these first two games. It's turnovers, it's compete level, but we know what's in here. We know we have this group."

         In the win, Price made 26 saves."It's such a fine line in the difference between the games and for us it's just been consistent play and we're sticking to our systems and we're limiting the mistakes," said forward Brendan Gallagher. "We just felt comfortable today. We were able to execute our game plan as well as we wanted to and we got rewarded." The last two times the Habs stole both games on the road to open a series was in 2006 (against Carolina) and in 2011 (against Boston) and both times they blew the lead and lost the series. But with the way the Habs are playing so far, I don't see history repeating itself for a third time. Expect the Habs to go home and grab at least one or two of the games on home ice if not both. The Habs next game will be Sunday night.

Written By Andrew Di Pardo

Wednesday, April 16, 2014

HABS WIN GAME 1 IN OT! THEY TAKE A 1-0 SERIES LEAD














            Earlier tonight in Tampa, Florida, it was game 1 of the 2014 Stanley Cup Playoffs between the Montreal Canadiens and the Tampa Bay Lightning. The heavy favorite going into this series is the Canadiens despite the Lightning winning 3 of 4 meetings in the regular season. So the Bolts are trying to upset the 24 time Stanley Cup Champions. But they didn't bring their A game tonight. 10 minutes in, Brown centered the puck to Kutcherov and he scored, 1-0 Tampa. 19 seconds later, Plekanec skated the puck into the offensive zone and took the puck to the left wing and fired a shot past Lindback to tie the game. The Habs dominated period 1, out-shooting the Lightning 14-4 in a tie game. 13 minutes into the second, Kostka left the puck behind his own net  for guess who, Steven Stamkos and he went end to end on the right wing and fired a shot past Price to give the Bolts the lead. 19 seconds again, Plekanec split the D and fired a shot off the post. It was almost dejavu. 3 minutes later, the Habs were killing a penalty and Captain Gionta had a breakaway, he was stopped and then put home his own rebound to tie the game. 

        The game was tied after 2 and the shots in the period were 8-7 Montreal. 5 minutes into the third, Eller took the puck to the net and scored to give Montreal their first lead of the night at 3-2. 2 minutes later, Prust turned the puck over to Killorn in the slot and he scored to tie the game. Then with under 9 to play, the Habs had a two on 1 and Desharnais played the puck to Vanek and he scored. Montreal leads 4-3. Back comes Tampa the other way and Killorn centered the puck to Stamkos and he scored. It's 4-4. The sea saw action continued. This game would need Overtime. The shots were 13-5 Montreal in the third. Late in the overtime period, the Habs had their best chance to win on a two on 1, Vanek centered the puck to Pacioretty and he hit the post. A few minutes later, Briere centered the puck to Weiss and he scored to win the game! 5-4! That was Weisse's first NHL playoff goal as the Habs lead the series 1-0. "I was surprised I was that wide open," said Weise.

        "We kept our composure," Canadiens coach Michel Therrien said. "Our players stuck to our game plan and we got rewarded." The habs should have won this game in overtime, but average play by Price forced this game into o.t. But Price was good when he had to be in overtime. The play that stands out was a chance where the Lightning had 3 consecutive shots, but Price was up to the task as he made 21 saves. In the loss, Lindback made 39 saves and was the only reason that the Bolts had a chance in this game. Game 2 will be on Friday night at 7:08pm E.t on CBC.


Written by Andrew Di Pardo

Monday, November 25, 2013

GHG: BLOG UPDATE














UPDATE;

       Hello hockey fans. I'm writing today to inform you that due to my busy work schedule, I will no longer be able to write about the Habs during the regular season. But I will definitely write about every single playoff game that the Habs are involved in.

GO HABS GO!

- Andrew Di pardo

Monday, October 28, 2013

MONTREAL CANADIENS (2013-14): WEEK 4 RECAP
















Edmonton Oilers @ Montreal Canadiens (4-3 Final)

           Coming off a loss to the Predators, the Habs were looking to bounce back with a win over the Oilers.  Plekanec scored late in the second to make it 1-0. Then shortly after that, Gallagher came flying up the left wing and ripped a shot home to make it 2-0. The Habs were off to a great start, but it went downhill in the second. Hemsky and Smid scored the goals for the Oilers in the second to tie the game. 8 minutes into the third, Nugent-Hopkins came in on a 2 on 1 and he played the puck to Petry and he scored to make it 3-2. Jones would score to make it 4-2. Then with 1 second left Gionta scored to make the loss closer at 4-3. In the win, Dubnyk made 27 saves. In the loss, Price made 27 saves.

Anaheim Ducks @ Montreal Canadiens (1-4 Final)

        After losing 2 straight, the Canadiens were looking to start a winning trend as they took on Saku Koivu & the Ducks. 11 minutes in, Beaulieu's shot was tipped in by Bournival to make it 1-0. Shortly after, Bournival fed the puck to Plekanec on the right wing and his one-timer beat Hiller to make it 2-0 after 1. 12 minutes into the second with the Habs on a powerplay, Subbans shot was stopped and Gionta was there to put home the rebound to make it 3-0. Maroon would score a early third period goal for the Ducks, but it wouldn't matter as Bourque would add a late goal as the Habs win 4-1. In the final minute of the game, Saku Koivu was given a standing ovation in what could be his last game at the bell center."It was emotional," said Koivu. "I had the whole building behind me. It was nice. A big thank you for that. I felt great before the game. And obviously at the end, that was amazing."

San Jose Sharks @ Montreal Canadiens (2-0 Final)

        After Montreals win, they had a tougher team to play on October 26th, the San Jose Sharks. There was no score after 1 and the shots were 11-8 Sharks. Then 6 minutes into the second, Marlieu centred the puck to Thorton and he played it to Couture in front and he tipped it past Price to make it 1-0. Tick... Tack... Toe... Goal. Thats the way the goal was for the Sharks as they lead 1-0 after 2. 4 minutes into the third, Marleau's dump in, took a weird hop off the glass and went to Couture who had a empty net and he scored to make it 2-0. That would be the final. In the win, Neimi made 22 saves. In the loss, Price made 35 saves.

Sunday, October 20, 2013

MONTREAL CANADIENS (2013-14): Week 3 Recap
















Montreal Canadiens @ Winnipeg Jets (3-0 Final)

       October 15th in Winnipeg, it was a big game for Montreal as they were looking to extend their winning streak to 3 games against the Jets. 2 minutes into the first, Prust opened the scoring for Montreal. Then a few minutes later, Subban ripped a shot from the point past Pavelec to make it 2-0. The shots were 10 to 8 Montreal after 1. There was no score in the second and the shots were 13-9 Winnipeg. Briere would score his first goal as a Montreal Canadien on a empty net during a powerplay... His first as a Habs was not top shelf like he imagined, but never the less its still a big moment for Briere. In the win, Price made 36 saves for his first shutout of the year.

Columbus Blue Jackets @ Montreal Canadiens (3-5 Final)

         On October 17th, Montreal returned home to take on the Blue Jackets. Early in the first, the Habs got off to a quick start, generating chance after chance and they were rewarded with a goal on the powerplay by Rene Bourque. Then with 8 minutes to play in the first, Markov played the puck to Bournival on the right wing and he one-timed a shot into the back of the net to make it 2-0. That was Bournivals first NHL goal. 7 minutes into the second, Markov scored a shorthanded goal to make it 3-0. 1 minute later, Jenner scored his first NHL goal to cut the lead to 2. The Jackets would add another goal from Johanson to make it 3-2. 4 minutes into the third, Jenner would tie the game. Late in the third with over a minute to go, Plekanecs weak shot from the point beat Bobrovsky to give Montreal the lead. Plekanec would add another goal on an empty net as Montreal wins their 4th straight, 5-3 is the final. Price made 30 saves in the win.

Nashville Predators @ Montreal Canadiens (2-1 Final)

          12 minutes into the game, the Predators were on a powerplay and Shea Webers point shot went off the skate of Gorges and in to make it 1-0 Nashville. 7 minutes into the second, Eller took the puck to net with one had on the stick and he played it to Bournival who played it to Gallagher and he scored to tie the game. Early in the third, Eller through the puck to the net from a sharp angle and he scored... So he thought. The play was reviewed and was considered inconclusive so the goal was not allowed. Then with 2 minutes to go, Legwand centred the puck to Jones and he scored as the Predators go onto win 2-1."The puck was inside," said Eller about his disallowed goal that costed Montreal the game. "(Rinne) had his glove on it, so technically you couldn't see it was inside. But if it's not outside the line, it's got to be inside. It's logic." The Habs next game is Tuesday against the Oilers.

- Andrew Di Pardo

Monday, October 14, 2013

MONTREAL CANADIENS (2013-14): Week 2 Recap
















Montreal Canadiens @ Calgary Flames (2-3 Final)

          On Wednesday October 9th, the Habs started their Western Canadian road trip in Calgary. Monahan and Baertschi scored the goals in the first for Calgary as they took a 2-0 lead. Glencross scored on the powerplay to make it 3-0. But the Habs didn't give up. Subban scored a powerplay with a rocket from the point to cut the lead to two heading into the third. 10 minutes into the third, Galchenyuk's shot went wide and bounced right back in front to Eller and he scored to cut the lead to 1. But thats as close as they would get as Subban took a late penalty which ended Montreal's chances at a comeback. In the win, Mcdonald made 33 saves and was the reason why the Flames won. In the loss, Price made 22 saves.

Montreal Canadiens @ Edmonton Oilers (4-1 Final)


       The next night, the Canadiens traveled to Edmonton to battle the Oilers. Price was given the night off as Budaj got the start. Brandon Gallagher is a Edmonton native and he was playing against the Oilers for the first time in his young career in front of friends and family. He wouldn't disappoint. Early in the second, Ryan Smith opened the scoring for the Oilers on a powerplay. But at the halfway point of the second on a Canadiens powerplay, Galchenyuk played the puck to Gallagher in front of the net and he scored to tie the game.A few minutes later, Prust would give the Habs a lead going into the third. 12 minutes into the third, Gallagher came into the offensive zone on a two on one and he played the puck to Gallchenyuk and he scored to make it 3-1. Pacioretty would add another goal as the Habs win 4-1. In the win, Budaj made 27 saves. In the loss, Dubnyk made 23 saves.


Montreal Canadiens @ Vancouver Canucks (4-1 Final)

         On Saturday October 12th, Montreal visited Vancouver to take on the Canucks. It was Price in net for Montreal and  Luongo in for Vancouver, in a game where two potential Canadian Olympians faced off.  5 minutes in, Pacioretty scored on a one timer in the slot to make it 1-0. That was a powerplay goal. Early in the second Henrick Sedin scored to tie the game. Then disaster strikes. With 5 minutes to play in the second, the Canucks were on a powerplay. Eller cleared the puck in behind the Canucks net, Hamhuis was back to pick it up, he lost control of the puck and it went off the back of Luongos skates and into the net to make it 2-1 Habs. That was the strangest own goal I've ever seen. Eller would get credit for the goal. Plekanec and Gorges would add two more goals for Montreal as they win 4-1.  In the win, Price made 39 saves. In the loss, Luongo made 34 saves.

- Andrew Di Pardo

Monday, October 7, 2013

MONTREAL CANADIENS (2013-14): Week 1 Recap















Toronto Maple Leafs @ Montreal Canadiens (4-3 Final) 

      The first game of the 2013-14 season began last Tuesday for the Montreal Canadiens when they took on arch rival, the Toronto Maple Leafs. The Leafs opened the scoring at the 8 minute mark with a goal by Van Riemsdyk. But with goals from Eller and Gallagher, the Habs took a 2-1 lead into the dressing room.
8 minutes into the second, Phaneuf would tie the game with a wrist shot from the left wing. Late in the second, Bozak had a breakaway shorthanded and he scored to give Toronto the lead. I've noticed over Carey Prices career that he is not that sharp on breakaways, 90% of the time he's deep in his net, which allows the shooter much more time and space to get the shot he wants and it was shown on this play. The score was 3-2 Toronto after 2.

      George Parros is a new Montreal Canadien Free agent signing that was meant to add some toughness and throughout opening night he was defending his team. In a fight with Colton Orr early in the third, Parros lost his balance and hit his face on the ice. He left the game on a structure and will be out for 1 to 2 months with a concussion. After that incident, the Habs lost their energy and found themselves give up another goal to Toronto from Raymond and they trailed 4-2, Eller would score late but it didn't matter as the Habs lose their 7th straight game in Montreal against the Leafs. In the win, Reimer was the first star and he made 35 saves. In the loss, Price made 33 saves. Eller had a goal and 2 assists in the loss and was the second star.

Philadelphia Flyers @ Montreal Canadiens (1-4 Final)  

        On Saturday October 6th, it was a big game for the Habs as they took on the Philadelphia Flyers. Daniel Briere who was bought out by the Flyers in the offseason was facing his former team for the first time. In the offseason, Lecavalier chose to sign with the Flyers instead of the Montreal Canadiens because Philly gave him more money so as you can imagine the fans were booing him all night.8 minutes into the first, Bourque played the puck to Brian Gionta at the side of the net and he had two wackes at the puck before it found its way into the back of the net to make it 1-0 Montreal. That would be the score after 2. 12 seconds into the third, Gallaghers shot went wide and it bounced off the rear end boards right to Eller and he backhanded a shot past Emery to make it 2-0 Montreal.

        Then with the Habs on a 5 on 3 powerplay, Subban played the puck downlow to Galchenyuk and he played it to Gallagher in front and tick, tack, toe we have a goal 3-0. Lecavalier would score at the 10 minute mark to cut the lead to 2. But Bourque would add a late powerplay goal as the Habs win 4-1. In the win, Price made 22 saves. In the loss, Emery made 30 saves. The Habs next game will be Wednesday night in Calgary against the Flames at 8:00pm E.t on TSN & RDS.

Join this blog next Monday for a recap of week 2 of the Habs season.


- Andrew Di Pardo

Tuesday, October 1, 2013

2013-14 EASTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS PROJECTIONS
















Here are my predictions for 2012-2013 Eastern Conference. The * represents the teams I think will make the post season.

Atlantic Division

1. Boston Bruins *
2. Detroit Red Wings *
3. Montreal Canadiens *
4. Ottawa Senators *
5. Toronto Maple Leafs
6. Tampa Bay Lightning
7. Buffalo Sabres
8. Florida Panthers

Metropolitan Divison

1. Pittsburgh Penguins *
2. Washington Capitals *
3. New York Rangers *
4. New Jersey Devils *
5.  Philadelphia Flyers
6.  Carolina Hurricanes
7. Columbus Blue Jackets
8. New York Islanders

Tuesday, September 3, 2013

GO HABS GO 2013-14 BLOG UPDATE














         This upcoming season, this blog will have a few changes... The big change is that I will no longer write about every game played by the Montreal Canadiens, instead I will provide weekly game updates for the Regular Season and occasionally I will write about a few key games against teams like the Leafs, Bruins, Red Wings and so on... For preseason, I will recap the exhibition games in 1 post. As for the playoffs, I will write about every game that the Habs play leading up to the end of the cup run. As for Game highlights... I will post highlights for all 82 Games.

- Andrew Di Pardo

MONTREAL CANADIENS 2013 Preseason Schedule

September 2013
Date Visitor Home Time (ET) TV Network/Results
Tickets
Sun, 15 Sep 2013 Sabres Canadiens
7:30 PM Tickets  
Mon, 16 Sep 2013 Bruins Canadiens
7:00 PM NHLN-US, TSN2 Tickets  
Fri, 20 Sep 2013 Canadiens Hurricanes
(Quebec City, QC)
7:30 PM  
Sat, 21 Sep 2013 Hurricanes Canadiens
7:00 PM Tickets  
Mon, 23 Sep 2013 Devils Canadiens
7:30 PM Tickets  
Wed, 25 Sep 2013 Canadiens Senators
7:30 PM  
Thu, 26 Sep 2013 Senators Canadiens
7:30 PM Tickets

MONTREAL CANADIENS 2013-2014 Regular Season Schedule

 
 
October 2013
Date Visitor Home Time (ET) TV Network/Results
Tickets
Tue, 1 Oct 2013 Maple Leafs Canadiens
7:00 PM CBC, RDS Tickets  
Sat, 5 Oct 2013 Flyers Canadiens
7:00 PM CBC, RDS Tickets  
Wed, 9 Oct 2013 Canadiens Flames
8:00 PM RDS, TSN  
Thu, 10 Oct 2013 Canadiens Oilers
9:30 PM RDS, TSN-HABS  
Sat, 12 Oct 2013 Canadiens Canucks
10:00 PM CBC, RDS  
Tue, 15 Oct 2013 Canadiens Jets
8:00 PM RDS, TSN-HABS  
Thu, 17 Oct 2013 Blue Jackets Canadiens
7:30 PM RDS, TSN-HABS Tickets  
Sat, 19 Oct 2013 Predators Canadiens
7:00 PM CBC, RDS Tickets  
Tue, 22 Oct 2013 Oilers Canadiens
7:30 PM RDS, TSN-HABS Tickets  
Thu, 24 Oct 2013 Ducks Canadiens
7:30 PM RDS, TSN-HABS Tickets  
Sat, 26 Oct 2013 Sharks Canadiens
7:00 PM CBC, RDS Tickets  
Mon, 28 Oct 2013 Canadiens Rangers
7:30 PM RDS, NBCSN, TSN-HABS  
Tue, 29 Oct 2013 Stars Canadiens
7:00 PM RDS, TSN Tickets  
November 2013
Date Visitor Home Time (ET) TV Network/Results
Tickets
Fri, 1 Nov 2013 Canadiens Wild
8:00 PM RDS  
Sat, 2 Nov 2013 Canadiens Avalanche
10:00 PM CBC, RDS  
Tue, 5 Nov 2013 Blues Canadiens
7:30 PM RDS, TSN Tickets  
Thu, 7 Nov 2013 Canadiens Senators
7:00 PM CBC, RDS  
Sun, 10 Nov 2013 Islanders Canadiens
6:00 PM RDS, TSN-HABS Tickets  
Tue, 12 Nov 2013 Lightning Canadiens
7:30 PM RDS Tickets  
Fri, 15 Nov 2013 Canadiens Blue Jackets
7:00 PM RDS  
Sat, 16 Nov 2013 Rangers Canadiens
7:00 PM CBC, RDS, NHLN-US Tickets  
Tue, 19 Nov 2013 Wild Canadiens
7:30 PM RDS Tickets  
Fri, 22 Nov 2013 Canadiens Capitals
7:00 PM RDS, TSN  
Sat, 23 Nov 2013 Penguins Canadiens
7:00 PM CBC, RDS Tickets  
Wed, 27 Nov 2013 Canadiens Sabres
7:00 PM RDS, TSN-HABS  
Fri, 29 Nov 2013 Canadiens Capitals
5:00 PM RDS, NHLN-US, TSN-HABS  
Sat, 30 Nov 2013 Maple Leafs Canadiens
7:00 PM CBC, RDS, NHLN-US Tickets  
December 2013
Date Visitor Home Time (ET) TV Network/Results
Tickets
Mon, 2 Dec 2013 Devils Canadiens
7:30 PM RDS, TSN-HABS Tickets  
Wed, 4 Dec 2013 Canadiens Devils
7:00 PM RDS, TSN  
Thu, 5 Dec 2013 Bruins Canadiens
7:30 PM RDS, TSN-HABS Tickets  
Sat, 7 Dec 2013 Sabres Canadiens
7:00 PM CBC, RDS Tickets  
Tue, 10 Dec 2013 Kings Canadiens
7:00 PM RDS, TSN Tickets  
Thu, 12 Dec 2013 Canadiens Flyers
7:00 PM RDS, NHLN-US, TSN-HABS  
Sat, 14 Dec 2013 Canadiens Islanders
7:00 PM CBC, RDS  
Sun, 15 Dec 2013 Panthers Canadiens
6:00 PM RDS, TSN-HABS Tickets  
Tue, 17 Dec 2013 Coyotes Canadiens
7:30 PM RDS, TSN-HABS Tickets  
Thu, 19 Dec 2013 Canadiens Blues
8:00 PM RDS  
Sat, 21 Dec 2013 Canadiens Predators
7:00 PM CBC, RDS  
Sat, 28 Dec 2013 Canadiens Lightning
7:00 PM CBC, RDS  
Sun, 29 Dec 2013 Canadiens Panthers
5:00 PM RDS, TSN  
Tue, 31 Dec 2013 Canadiens Hurricanes
7:00 PM RDS  
January 2014
Date Visitor Home Time (ET) TV Network/Results
Tickets
Thu, 2 Jan 2014 Canadiens Stars
8:30 PM RDS  
Sat, 4 Jan 2014 Senators Canadiens
7:00 PM CBC, RDS Tickets  
Mon, 6 Jan 2014 Panthers Canadiens
7:30 PM RDS, TSN-HABS Tickets  
Wed, 8 Jan 2014 Canadiens Flyers
7:30 PM RDS, TSN  
Sat, 11 Jan 2014 Blackhawks Canadiens
7:00 PM CBC, RDS, NHLN-US Tickets  
Tue, 14 Jan 2014 Devils Canadiens
7:30 PM RDS, TSN-HABS Tickets  
Thu, 16 Jan 2014 Canadiens Senators
7:30 PM RDS, TSN  
Sat, 18 Jan 2014 Canadiens Maple Leafs
7:00 PM CBC, RDS, NHLN-US  
Wed, 22 Jan 2014 Canadiens Penguins
7:00 PM RDS, TSN  
Fri, 24 Jan 2014 Canadiens Red Wings
7:30 PM RDS, TSN, NHLN-US  
Sat, 25 Jan 2014 Capitals Canadiens
7:00 PM CBC, RDS Tickets  
Tue, 28 Jan 2014 Hurricanes Canadiens
7:30 PM RDS Tickets  
Thu, 30 Jan 2014 Canadiens Bruins
7:00 PM RDS, NHLN-US, TSN-HABS  
February 2014
Date Visitor Home Time (ET) TV Network/Results
Tickets
Sat, 1 Feb 2014 Lightning Canadiens
1:00 PM CBC, RDS Tickets  
Sun, 2 Feb 2014 Jets Canadiens
1:00 PM CBC, RDS Tickets  
Tue, 4 Feb 2014 Flames Canadiens
7:30 PM RDS, TSN-HABS Tickets  
Thu, 6 Feb 2014 Canucks Canadiens
7:30 PM RDS, TSN-HABS Tickets  
Sat, 8 Feb 2014 Canadiens Hurricanes
6:00 PM CBC, RDS  
Wed, 26 Feb 2014 Red Wings Canadiens
7:30 PM RDS, TSN Tickets  
Thu, 27 Feb 2014 Canadiens Penguins
7:00 PM RDS, TSN-HABS  
March 2014
Date Visitor Home Time (ET) TV Network/Results
Tickets
Sat, 1 Mar 2014 Maple Leafs Canadiens
7:00 PM CBC, RDS Tickets  
Mon, 3 Mar 2014 Canadiens Kings
10:30 PM RDS, TSN-HABS  
Wed, 5 Mar 2014 Canadiens Ducks
10:00 PM RDS, TSN-HABS  
Thu, 6 Mar 2014 Canadiens Coyotes
9:00 PM RDS, TSN-HABS  
Sat, 8 Mar 2014 Canadiens Sharks
10:00 PM CBC, RDS  
Wed, 12 Mar 2014 Bruins Canadiens
7:30 PM RDS, NBCSN, TSN-HABS Tickets  
Sat, 15 Mar 2014 Senators Canadiens
7:00 PM CBC, RDS, NHLN-US Tickets  
Sun, 16 Mar 2014 Canadiens Sabres
7:00 PM RDS, TSN-HABS  
Tue, 18 Mar 2014 Avalanche Canadiens
7:30 PM RDS, TSN-HABS Tickets  
Thu, 20 Mar 2014 Blue Jackets Canadiens
7:30 PM RDS, TSN-HABS Tickets  
Sat, 22 Mar 2014 Canadiens Maple Leafs
7:00 PM CBC, RDS, NHLN-US  
Mon, 24 Mar 2014 Canadiens Bruins
7:30 PM RDS, TSN, NBCSN  
Tue, 25 Mar 2014 Sabres Canadiens
7:30 PM RDS, TSN-HABS Tickets  
Thu, 27 Mar 2014 Canadiens Red Wings
7:00 PM RDS, TSN  
Sat, 29 Mar 2014 Canadiens Panthers
7:00 PM CBC, RDS  
April 2014
Date Visitor Home Time (ET) TV Network/Results
Tickets
Tue, 1 Apr 2014 Canadiens Lightning
7:30 PM RDS, TSN-HABS  
Fri, 4 Apr 2014 Canadiens Senators
7:00 PM CBC, RDS  
Sat, 5 Apr 2014 Red Wings Canadiens
7:00 PM CBC, RDS, NHLN-US Tickets  
Wed, 9 Apr 2014 Canadiens Blackhawks
7:30 PM RDS, TSN  
Thu, 10 Apr 2014 Islanders Canadiens
7:30 PM RDS, TSN-HABS Tickets  
Sat, 12 Apr 2014 Rangers Canadiens
7:00 PM CBC, RDS, NHLN-US Tickets  

Sunday, August 4, 2013

The Challenger 2: UNLIMITED - FILM (2013)

A non hockey related cool action film... Check it out. - Andrew Di Pardo

Thursday, July 4, 2013

HABS SIGN BRIERE TO A 2-YEAR $8 MILLION DOLLAR CONTRACT











BREAKING NEWS:

          Habs Gm Marc Bergervin has signed Daniel Briere to a 2 year $8 Million Dollar Contract. Briere has played in 847 career games with 3 teams (Coyotes, Sabres & Flyers), scored 246 goals, has 373 assists for a total of 659 points and is a minus 18. I think Briere is a great player, but hes not worth $8 Million, he may be worth $3 or 4 at the most. Fans in Montreal are now unsure of this signing and most of them are wondering if Briere will be a second Gomez.

Written By Andrew Di Pardo