Off-season expectations for the Montreal Canadiens were sky high. Not much has happened so far. Patience sees to be the operative word for Kent Hughes.
This year’s NHL Draft in Buffalo felt like one of those weekends where expectations and reality don’t always line up.
Normally, this would be the time when fans of the Montreal Canadiens are debating prospects, comparing scouting reports, and arguing Draft options.
The Montreal Canadiens are somewhere in transition between rebuilding and pushing to contend for the Stanley Cup.
One of the things that’s interesting about this time of year is: despite still having some of those disappointed and
One week, we’re talking about whether Montreal Canadiens fans should dare to dream. The next, we’re trying to make sense of the season being over.
The Montreal Canadiens were under siege for most of the second game of the Eastern Conference final, but took the
For a younger team like the Montreal Canadiens, the difficult of closing a series can sometimes be the hardest lesson to learn.
For the Montreal Canadiens, getting past the Tampa Bay Lightning was one thing. Facing the Buffalo Sabres presented a different challenge.
When you get into the Stanley Cup playoffs, everything tends to get magnified exponentially. And that goes double for the Canadiens
