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For Lundqvist, The One That Snuck Through

For Lundqvist, The One That Snuck Through

by Seth Rothman | Jan 29, 2015 | Homepage, Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers

NEW YORK – As the media was allowed into the Rangers dressing room minutes after their 1-0 loss to Montreal on Thursday night, goaltender Henrik Lundqvist sat solemnly at his locker, a look of bewilderment and frustration etched all over his face. He had matched...
Isles Stumble in 3-1 Loss to Habs

Isles Stumble in 3-1 Loss to Habs

by Brad Kurtzberg | Dec 24, 2014 | Montreal Canadiens, New York Islanders

  The New York Islanders started off strong but faded as the game went on in a 3-1 loss to the Montreal Canadiens before a sellout crowd at the Nassau Coliseum Tuesday. Kyle Okposo scored the only goal for the Isles while Andrei Markov, Brendan Gallagher and...
Remembering Jean Beliveau

Remembering Jean Beliveau

by Mike Wyman | Dec 5, 2014 | Hockey History, Homepage, Montreal Canadiens

Flags are at half-mast in Montreal following the death of Jean Beliveau, who epitomized both elegance and excellence for the large majority of his 83 years among us, and I’m all out of heroes. Jacques Demers was asked to come up with one word that described Mr....
Familiar Faces Send Rangers Over Habs

Familiar Faces Send Rangers Over Habs

by Seth Rothman | Nov 23, 2014 | Homepage, Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers

NEW YORK – Many of the same cast of characters that sent the Rangers to the Stanley Cup Final last spring sent them to this season’s quarter pole in convincing fashion. Martin St. Louis, who scored the overtime winner in Game 4 of the conference final against Montreal...
Execution Woes Continue in Caps’ Loss to Habs

Execution Woes Continue in Caps’ Loss to Habs

by Alexandra Nseir | Nov 23, 2013 | Homepage, Montreal Canadiens, Washington Capitals

The Capitals entered Friday night’s game against the Canadiens knowing that the sloppy passing and neutral and defensive zone turnovers that marked their loss against Pittsburgh could not continue. They also acknowledged that they could not take too many penalties and...

Panthers Top Canadiens Amid Controversey

by Justin Cohen | Dec 31, 2011 | Florida Panthers, Montreal Canadiens

SUNRISE, Fla. -Riding on the shoulders on Tomas Fleischmann, the Florida Panthers battled back, beating the Montreal Canadiens 3-2 at the BankAtlantic Center on New Years Eve. It was the first time the Panthers had won the annual holiday home meeting since December...
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