Caps park Wrecker for visit to Bell Centre

Rene Bourque could sleep soundly Friday night, secure in the knowledge that he wouldn't have to wake up and face Joel (Wrecker) Rechlicz.

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Psychologist helps Habs find positives

The Canadiens' disappointing season has not robbed Randy Cunneyworth of his sense of humour.

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Finer points lost in Google translation

Fifteen years ago, a chess-playing computer defeated the finest grandmaster in the world. Small wonder that some people see artificial intelligence as the next stage in human evolution. Yet despite the...

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Zubrus fills hole for Devils

Dainius Zubrus N is a natural right-winger, but he says if he has to play centre, he couldn't ask for better wingers than Zach Parise and Ilya Kovalchuk.

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Markov makes progress

Random thoughts while wondering whether Andrei Markov will return to the lineup before the Canadiens are mathematically eliminated from playoff contention:

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Website helps student athletes find the right school fit

The right fit is important when buying a pair of skates and even more crucial when a skater chooses a school.

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Dryden made magic in nets and on paper

Ken Dryden is in the city for a reading Thursday night of his memoir, The Game - in my view, the best hockey book ever written.

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Canadiens chasing teams that know how to win

Give the Buffalo Sabres an 'A-plus' at every position for their 3-1 victory on Tuesday. And while you're at it, you can also give the finger to the Canadiens, who now find themselves ranked No. 13 in ...

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Bloom off Sabres' rose

This hasn't been a fun year for Canadiens' fans, but things could be worse.

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Canadiens cushion Sabres' free fall

The Buffalo Sabres had probably heard the song in their dressing room 2½ hours earlier, rumbling from the Bell Centre's sound system to introduce the Canadiens to the crowd shortly before the opening...

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