Monthly Archives: July 2021

Geoff Molson has released a statement regarding the decision to draft Logan Mailloux. His words are below: I’m not sure what to think or how to feel. I’m still sick to my stomach about this deal, and everyone else in the hockey world is still reporting on the NHL happenings because it’s their job. IContinue reading “In his own words”

So the Habs took Logan Mailloux. There was no reason to. There was every reason not to. Normally, I’m a jokester. I like to make people smile, and laugh whenever I can. Not today. I want to preface my thoughts by saying that we all have done things we wish we hadn’t done. ALL ofContinue reading ““Character””

There really isn’t another way to say it is there? The news that Shea Weber might not play next season, and might never play again, is like a dagger in the heart of Habs fans worldwide. The Man Mountain has been such a wonderful member of the team whenever he played, forcing the opposition toContinue reading “DAMMIT!”

Soon, Melnyck will have all the Pierre’s. Its a conspiracy of epic proportions that the Ottawa Senators should be within one stone of the full set. It had to happen sooner or later that McGuire went away from the broadcast booth, and now that it has the polarizing views of a man who has conductedContinue reading “Collect them all!”

Congratulations to the 2020-2021 edition of les Canadiens de Montréal. I didn’t think they would make it this far, but when they beat Toronto I felt it was possible. I would be incredulous if anyone wrote to me and told me that they felt the Habs would be finalists, unless you are Brenden Gallagher. IfContinue reading “Have a little faith”

I see lots of similarities between hockey and fighting. Watching the Bolts play during this series has felt, at times, like watching a duelist in action with a brawler. Its been similar to Ali vs Frazier. There are many similarities between Ali and the Bolts. Their artistry defines their high voltage skill and their abilityContinue reading “Championship rounds.”

I cheered for the Habs loyally for 25 years before this Cup run, which has been magical and cathartic. In a time as difficult as this pandemic has been for so many, more was needed than just positivity. We needed heroes, and thanks to some divine mercy, we found them. In the 60s and 70sContinue reading “What might have been”

24 hours after a stinging defeat on Wednesday night left the Habs down 2 – 0 in the Stanley Cup finals, the team put a brave face on how the first two games went. It took me a while to come to terms with what happened, I hope they have short memories. There are trendsContinue reading “Searching for answers”