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Bergeron, Pouliot out until March
Canadiens head coach Jacques Martin confirmed that Bergeron and Benoit Pouliot won't be back in the lineup until next month, after the Olympic break.
Gainey steps down as Canadiens' general...
Bob Gainey is no longer the general manager of the Montreal Candiens. Team president Pierre Boivin announced during a press conference Monday afternoon at the Bell Centre that Gainey had resigned his position.
Bruins blank Habs, halt shameful skid...
Jaroslav Halak must have felt like he was inside a pinball machine yesterday. Halak was beaten twice by shots that were deflected by his teammates and the Canadiens found themselves on the short end of a 3-0 count against the Boston Bruins at the Bell Centre.
Habs Halak-ed by Bruins
The Canadiens found themselves Halak-ed yesterday. The Canadiens have become accustomed to being outshot and having goaltender Jaroslav Halak snag victory from defeat.
Habs bounce Penguins 5-3
The Canadiens proved that they could win a game without goaltender Jaroslav Halak standing on his head Saturday.
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Last two seasons hurt Gainey's legacy
Bob Gainey said he would leave it up to the media to assess his legacy as the Canadiens' general manager.
Gainey was right man at right time
The new-team smell had faded by early 2003 when George Gillett Jr., by then the majority owner of the Canadiens for two years, met Bob Gainey for the first time.
'A bizarre decision'
Come back with me to a news conference on a sun-splashed June day in 2003. Bob Gainey was there, anointed as the 15th general manager of the Canadiens. He had this message for the mediocre team he was...
Barring Right to Play from Olympic venues an insult to Canadians
It is, to say the least, mind-bending. Friday evening in Vancouver, with the world watching, Clara Hughes will lead Canada's delegation into the Opening Ceremonies.
Playoff race heats up as Bruins narrow gap
The Canadiens have become accustomed to being outshot and having goaltender Jaroslav Halak snag victory from defeat.
Habs' Bulldogs line feels right at home
David Desharnais was wearing a Hamilton Bulldogs T-shirt as he talked to the media after the Canadiens' 5-3 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins.
O'Byrne leans on CH shoulder
Lorelei O'Byrne had watched her son, Ryan, from his first wobbly days on skates. From minor hockey up through junior with teams in Victoria and Nanaimo, B.C. To Cornell University, being drafted into ...
Canadiens call up cavalry after Beantown visit
The Canadiens say that Marc-André Bergeron will miss this weekend's games against Pittsburgh and Boston, but you have to wonder about the severity of the injury and whether there are other injuries after...
Getting ready for Super Bowl
Quick hit thoughts for Super Bowl weekend: S Peyton Manning will burnish his Canton credentials by shredding the New Orleans D. One caveat before staking your house on a Colts win: I haven't won money...
'Darche played big role,' Martin says
It was an improbable comeback and it was fitting that the offence came from improbable sources.
