Back to work
January 24, 2012 in News
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Halak comes back
January 10, 2012 in News
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BROSSARD – Carey Price and Jaroslav Halak get set to square off for the first time on Bell Centre ice.
When Jaroslav Hala…
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Back in Quebec City
May 11, 2011 in News
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MONTREAL — evenko is thrilled to present the final NHL preseason game of the 2011 -2012 season between the Montreal Canadiens and the Tampa Bay Lightning at the Colisée Pepsi in Quebec City on October 1st.
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Back to Basics
March 27, 2011 in News
MONTREAL – The Canadiens will spend the next few days taking a long, hard look at the work that needs to be done.
Despite having his team’s goal-scorers come up dry against the likes of the Sabres’ Ryan Miller, the Bruin&rsqu…
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Back where it began
March 20, 2011 in News
ST. PAUL – Benoit Pouliot is back in his old stomping grounds, but he feels more at home in Minnesota as a visitor.
When the Wild plucked Pouliot from the crowd fourth overall at the 2005 NHL Entry Draft, it should have been the first ste…
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The Habs’ better halves give back
December 24, 2010 in News
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Canadiens get back to winning
December 21, 2010 in News
Max Pacioretty had a goal and an assist and Scott Gomez also had two points as Montreal ended a three-game losing streak with a 4-3 win over the Boston Bruins on Thursday night.
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Wood could be headed back to Cubs
December 16, 2010 in News
Kerry Wood spent a decade with the Chicago Cubs, and he could be returning to the club, a person familiar with the negotiations told The Associated Press on Thursday.
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Will P.K. get mojo back?
December 12, 2010 in News
Breaking into the NHL as a young defenceman is never easy, but P.K. Subban certainly made it look like it was during the Canadiens’ unexpected playoff run last season.
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Flyers come back to beat Canadiens
November 23, 2010 in News
Maybe Flyers coach Peter Laviolette was being honest when he said he started backup goalie Brian Boucher on Monday night against Montreal because he was coming off a strong performance.
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Losing Boucher may come back to haunt Habs
October 13, 2010 in News
There are two storylines that will flow through the Montreal Canadiens’ season if things don’t go well for the Habs. Both have their roots here in Hamilton.
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Flyers motivated to bounce back: Tongue-wagging Cammalleri and Canadiens grab Flyers’ attention in East finals
May 23, 2010 in News
Losing to the Montreal Canadiens was bad enough for Philadelphia Flyers agitator Daniel Carcillo.
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Round 2, Game 4: Canadiens battle back, tie series
May 6, 2010 in News
Canadiens’ P.K. Subban battles with Penguins’ Sidney Crosby Thursday night. Pierre Obendrauf, The Gazette
Preview | Matchups | Thursday’s NHL schedule | Boone’s Game Blog and About last night … | Stubbs on Twitter | Hickey’s game story | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
AUDIO: Jacques Martin | Dominic Moore | Hal Gill | Mike Cammalleri | Josh Gorges | Brian Gionta | Jaro Halak | P.K. Subban on his relationship with Cammalleri
• At a Glance: The Canadiens opened the scoring in Game 4 of their Eastern Conference semifinal agaisnt the Pittsburgh Penguins on Thursday night. But they did little else for the first 40 minutes of the game, firing a grand total of 9 shots at Marc-André Fleury, who appeared weak on Tom Pyatt’s first-period goal that opened the scoring. The Penguins showed why they are the defending Stanley Cup champs, firing 25 pucks at Jaroslav Halak in the first two periods, beating him twice in the first period. Only a minute after Pyatt gave the Canadiens a 1-0 lead, Maxime Talbot was sent in on a breakaway and beat Halak between the legs. Less than two minutes after that, Chris Kunitz scored a power-play goal for a 2-1 Pittsburgh lead. After a goalless second period, Maxim Lapierre tied the game 2-2 when he surprised Fleury with a wraparound from behind the net 2:07 into the third period. About 90 seconds later, a shot by Brian Gionta went off the skate of Pittsburgh defenceman Kris Letang and eluded Fleury’s outstretched leg for a 3-2 Montreal lead.
• Key Moments: Holding on to a one-goal lead, the Canadiens were able to blank the Penguins on two power plays and Halak made several oustanding saves to preserve the lead.
• What It Means: The Canadiens won at home for only the second time this postseason and evened the series at 2-2.
• What’s Next: Game 5 will be played Saturday night in Pittsburgh and Game 6 is scheduled for Monday night at the Bell Centre. If a Game 7 is needed, it will be next Wednesday night in Pittsburgh.
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Habs, Pens – some of them – back on ice
May 5, 2010 in News
The Canadiens have an 11 am meeting and possible practice scheduled in Brossard today. As usual, the arena is open to the public.
The Penguins, meanwhile, have an 11:30 am optional practice on tap at the Bell Centre downtown. That session is closed to fans.
• Penguins were ready to be taken: Red
Fisher
• Crosby snakebit in Montreal: Dave
Stubbs
• Random decision costs Canadiens: Pat
Hickey
• Big guns go silent: Roy
MacGregor
• Fleury gets some respect: Michael
Farber and Scott
Burnside
• Déja vu for Canadiens: Arpon Basu
• Yay! Bulldogs win
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