Rocket earn first win in dominant fashion
Source: Eyes On The Prize
Date: 2019-10-15
Club de hockey Canadien, Inc. After a bumpy start to the season, the Rocket smashed the IceHogs for their first win. The Laval Rocket season had not gotten off to the start the team had hoped, going 0-3-0 to start the year and struggling to put together a consistent effort over 60 minutes. Standing in their way of a first win on Canadian Thanksgiving were the Rockford IceHogs. It was the first meeting between a Montreal affiliate and Rockford since 2014. Cayden Primeau got the start after Charlie Lindgren played on Saturday against Milwaukee, up against Collin Delia
Canadiens’ Poehling Combating Early Career Adversity
Source: The Hockey Writers
Date: 2019-10-15
In a book entitled One Night Only, Sportsnet co-anchor Ken Reid writes about hockey players who were able to live out their NHL dream but in a very ephemeral way – one single game. Most of the names are not very familiar to even the nerdiest of hockey aficionados – Glenn Tomalty, Sean Selmser, Brad Fast. Other entries in Reid’s book are way more famous such as Don Waddell and Don Cherry. Ryan Poehling is hoping that he will not become an eligible candidate for an entry into a subsequent edition or update of the book. The Montreal Canadiens’ management team was excited walking up to the podium in Chicago at the 2017 NHL Entry Draft. Although some of the big names like Nico Hischier (New Jersey Devils), Nolan Patrick (Philadelphia Flyers) and Miro Heiskanen (Dallas Stars) were already proudly parading in front of the media with their new jerseys, the Habs were about to make Po
Canadiens vs. Lightning: Game preview
Source: Eyes On The Prize
Date: 2019-10-15
Photo by Francois Lacasse/NHLI via Getty Images The Canadiens welcome a star-laden Lightning team with something to prove. Montreal Canadiens vs. Tampa Bay Lightning How to watch Start time: 7:00 PM EDT / 4:00 PM PDTIn the Canadiens region: TSN2 (English), RDS (French)In the United States: NBCSNStreaming: NHL.tv / NHL Live It’s only five games old, but the Montreal Canadiens’ season certainly hasn’t lacked for entertainment. Saturday night’s conv
WYWS: Liberals and BQ tied in new poll, five things to know about tonights Habs game
Source: Montreal Gazette
Date: 2019-10-15
The Liberals and the Bloc Québécois are neck and neck in voting intention in Quebec, according to results of a poll of Quebec voters by Forum Research on Oct. 11, with the Conservatives a distant third. Voting Intention describes voters who say they are decided or leaning in a particular direction. Full story here. Read More
FEATURE | Top 5 Montreal Canadiens Rivals: Past and Present
Source: All Habs Hockey Magazine
Date: 2019-10-15
ROCKET SPORTS MEDIA – True fans do not take off-seasons, they rep their favourite team year round and this means their rivalries also take no days off. We are socialized into cheering for and rooting against certain teams. This socialization begins at a very young age. One of my boyfriend’s best friends recently had a […]
Lightning at Canadiens: Five things you should know
Source: Montreal Gazette
Date: 2019-10-15
Here are five things you should know about the Canadiens-Lightning game at the Bell Centre Tuesday (7 p.m., TSN2, RDS. TSN Radio 690). Read More
CTT: Cole Caufield is lighting up the NCAA
Source: Eyes On The Prize
Date: 2019-10-15
Photo by David Kirouac/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Canadiens’ top prospect is currently a two-goals-per-game player. Each week we take an in-depth look at young members of the organization while providing an overview of Habs prospects playing at the Junior (QMJHL, OHL, WHL) and collegiate (NCAA) level. Cole Caufield scored five points in his first two career NCAA games. Slow starts seemingly do not exist for the diminutive forward. He arrived on the scene, ripped opposing goalies, and walked off with his name written all over the scoresheet and the history books. It's never been done before. First Badger in the modern era (since 1963) with
Links: Promising Prospects
Source: Eyes On The Prize
Date: 2019-10-15
Photo by David Kirouac/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Cole Caufield is setting records, Suzuki and Fleury are learning the NHL ropes, the Habs’ PK gets some work, injury news, and more in today's links Montreal Canadiens News and Notes It only took Cole Caufield two games to get his name in the record books. [Canadiens] No matter where they are in the lineup, Nick Suzuki and Cale Fleury are gaining import
Canadiens the home underdogs vs. Lightning on Tuesday NHL odds
Source: Sportsnet.ca
Date: 2019-10-15
A clash between Atlantic Division rivals highlights the Tuesday NHL schedule as the Montreal Canadiens play host to the Tampa Bay Lightning as +125 underdogs on the NHL odds at sportsbooks monitored by OddsShark.com. Montreal is coming off a decisive 6-3 win over the Stanley Cup champion St. Louis Blues on Saturday and has posted wins in six of seven home games since mid-March going into Tuesday night’s matchup at the Bell Centre. The Canadiens have filled the net during their red-hot run on home ice, scoring six or more goals in four of their past six such outings. The team has also posted wins in four of seven when pegged as home underdogs, with the over prevailing in totals betting
Montreal Canadiens’ Defense: More Questions Than Answers
Source: The Hockey Writers
Date: 2019-10-15
The 2019-20 NHL season has just gotten underway, and teams are still feeling and figuring out new teammates, systems, and schemes. Many clubs have a plethora of new key players, including the Florida Panthers, Ottawa Senators, and New Jersey Devils, and understandably, they have all struggled out of the gate. Then there are teams like the Boston Bruins who didn’t really change at all over the summer, except for the loss of grinder Noel Acciari, who became one of the Panthers’ many new faces. The Montreal Canadiens fall somewhere in the middle, with most of their key players who made up their core from last season still in the fold. This all begins of course with Carey Price in goal, plus Shea Weber and Jeff Petry on the blue line. The Habs also boast a very balanced forward lineup, able to roll all four lines with ease. While they don’t possess a game-breaker type of forward, they have a group of about six or seven players that drive the offense by committee, inclu