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Canadiens fired up to be in Stanley Cup Playoffs, ready for tough test against Capitals
St. Louis won the Stanley Cup in 2004 as a Hall of Fame-bound forward with the Tampa Bay Lightning. He has fond memories of his boyhood, watching the Canadiens bring the city to life in the playoffs; it was the only time he was allowed to stay up past his usual bedtime to watch televised games.
Capitals coach Spencer Carbery suggested players bring their families to practice on Sunday as they prepare for Game 1 ...
The Capitals open the Stanley Cup Playoffs with Game 1 of the Eastern Conference First Round against the Montreal Canadiens ...
Nobody, not the Montreal Canadiens, not Lane Hutson and certainly not his agent, thought that this year would turn out the ...
His departure will leave a noticeable void on the Canadiens' blue line, and the question now becomes: Who’s ready to step ...
From bag skates to secret speeches, St. Louis guided the Canadiens through every twist of a playoff-bound season.
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What the Puck: Excited fans feel this Canadiens team might best the CapitalsBut less-than-perfect weather conditions weren’t about to bring down the spirits of Canadiens fans. Their team was in the ...
In his final tune-up before the playoffs begin, Alex Ovechkin spent time on the ice with a different and beloved pair of ...
If folks have been paying attention to NHL news cycles the past few weeks, young Montreal Canadiens forward prospect Ivan ...
The Montreal Canadiens have no shortage of inspiration from which to draw against the Washington Capitals in the first-round ...
The Montreal Canadiens hope to make a deep run in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, but their organizational success goes beyond their NHL club. While the Habs will ta ...
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