…two steps back?
We’ll begin to get the answer to that question Saturday night, when the Boston Bruins come to town on a night when the Montreal Canadiens retire Patrick Roy’s jersey number 33.
We’ve been down this road with this Canadiens‘ team before, of late. I take you back to the 6-3 loss to the [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘Ottawa Senators’
November 21, 2008
ONE STEP FORWARD…
November 19, 2008
HABS BACK TO THEIR LOSING WAYS
I’m guessing that Canadiens’ head coach Guy Carbonneau is not going to give his players a day off from the rink upon their arrival in Ottawa.
That’s what Carbonneau did when the Habs arrived in Carolina Sunday night, ahead of tonight’s game against the Hurricaines. In the “good cop, bad cop” world of Guy Carbonneau, the [...]
November 12, 2008
HIGGINS SHINES, O’BRYNE MAKES STATEMENT, HABS REBOUND
It’s easy to see why Christopher Higgins was the most popular guy in the Canadiens’ locker room following last night’s 4-0 victory over the Bell Centre against the Ottawa Senators.
Putting three past the opposing goaltender tends to make you a V.P.P. (Very Popular Player), and Higgins clearly deserved the limelight as a result of a [...]
November 11, 2008
T.K. GETS THREE GAMES
When Tom Kostopoulos says “First and foremost, I sincerely regret the injuries suffered by Mike Van Ryn,” I believe him.
However, apologies aside, the National Hockey League yesterday suspended Kostopoulos for three games after the Canadiens‘ forward took Van Ryn into the boards during Saturday’s 6-3 loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs.
In a statement issued by [...]
