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2. Montreal Canadiens 2024 NHL Draft - HFBoards

Jun 16, 2024 · The top 5 goes: 1. Celebrini 2. Levshunov 3. Silayev/Dickinson 4. Lindstrom 5. Demidov I think each team in the 2-5 range gets their #2 or #3 ranked guy.
Do you think that Lindstrom or Demidov can fall to the Habs at 5? I really hope so but if they are already taken, who do you think the Habs will take? I think they will take Iginla if Lindstrom and Demidov are gone. What is your top 5 prediction? As a big Habs fan, I hope that it goes like this...

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3. HFBoards - NHL Message Board and Forum for National Hockey League

Montreal Canadiens · Toronto Maple Leafs · Edmonton Oilers · Vancouver Canucks
HFboards is the largest ice hockey discussion forum, covering the NHL, College, Europe, and any other area of major hockey around the world. Over 36 million posts and growing.

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4. HF Habs: - Montreal Canadiens Hockey Ops - Part 3 | HFBoards

Jul 22, 2024 · The player asked for the trade. It's not the Blue Jackets who wanted to get rid of him. They acquiesced to his desire to move on.
Jackets so fierce to dump him though has me worried. Gave him away for his contract The player asked for the trade. It's not the Blue Jackets who wanted to get rid of him. They acquiesced to his desire to move on. That's why they wanted to make a deal without retention. You're worrying for...
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5. HF Habs: - Montreal Canadiens Hockey Ops - Part 2 | HFBoards

Feb 2, 2022 · Yes but many weak expansion teams have implemented defensive structure to cut down the opponent's chances and give them a chance. We must be ...
I do understand where his attitude comes from (his family definitely didn't help from the footage). It doesn't mean it should be excused when drafting. Just like Daigle would have been a way better player if he didn't take his career for granted. It actually played against him later on as he...

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6. HF Habs: - Montreal Canadiens Hockey Ops - Part 2 | Page 102

Feb 2, 2022 · HFBoards - NHL Message Board and Forum for National Hockey League ... montreal said: The first year ISS started their scouting service, I ...
Id bet he goes to tampa They just put Al Murray to an advisor role to promote Russo, don’t think he’s going there

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7. The Montreal Canadiens are massive - HFBoards

Aug 19, 2024 · Don't forget Matthews and Drai after they sign when they see what an absolutely massive dynasty Montreal has become. ... This definitely won't be ...
When are we going to stop the narrative that the Montreal Canadiens are smurfs? Xhekaj 6'4 Guhle 6'3 Mailloux 6'3 Reinbacher 6'3 Matheson 6'2 Barron 6'2 Savard 6'1 Laine 6'5 Dach 6'4 Slafkovsky 6'3 Anderson 6'3 Armia 6'3 Dvorak 6'1 Evans 6'1 Roy 6'0 Suzuki 5'11 Newhook 5'11

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8. Value of: - Rasmus Andersson to Montreal? | HFBoards

6 days ago · Montreal has significant strength on the left side but they are very young and unproven on the right side with Reinbacher and Mailloux in the ...
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With Montreals current situation, trying to accelerate the rebuild and acquire quality players that fit a need but don’t compromise the long term. What would be the likely asking price for Andersson? Montreal has significant strength on the left side but they are very young and unproven on the...

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9. Future "What if...?": Crosby's Final Years | HFBoards

7 hours ago · He's not leaving Pittsburgh to go to play for someone like Montreal or Winnipeg. I'd put it at easily 90% Colorado and 10% the field if he left.
Let me just state something before anything else, because I know there will be people who will want to make fun of this thread. I do believe that Crosby will finish his career in Pittsburgh. So, if he ends up signing somewhere else as a FA or gets traded this season, I will be shocked. This is...

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10. The Montreal Canadiens are massive | Page 2 | HFBoards - HFBoards

Aug 19, 2024 · Great size. Look thick. Solid. Tight. Keep us all posted on your continued progress with any new progress pics or vid clips.
Josh Anderson may be big but he has a strong case for being the worst player in the NHL.

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11. NHL Message Board and Forum for National Hockey League - HFBoards

2 days ago · HFboards is the largest ice hockey discussion forum, covering ... Montreal Canadiens · Ottawa Senators · Tampa Bay Lightning · Toronto Maple ...
HFboards is the largest ice hockey discussion forum, covering the NHL, College, Europe, and any other area of major hockey around the world. Over 36 million posts and growing.

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12. Value of: - Rasmus Andersson to Montreal? | Page 2 | HFBoards

6 days ago · Montreal has significant strength on the left side but they are very young and unproven on the right side with Reinbacher and Mailloux in ...
With Montreals current situation, trying to accelerate the rebuild and acquire quality players that fit a need but don’t compromise the long term. What would be the likely asking price for Andersson? Montreal has significant strength on the left side but they are very young and unproven on the...

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13. Tennessee Titans @ Chicago Bears | HFBoards

20 minutes ago · Prospect Info: 2024 Montreal Canadiens Rookie Camp (September 11-17). Latest: Xirik; A moment ago. Montreal Canadiens · wunderpanda · Buffalo ...
This thread is for the general discussion of the event Tennessee Titans @ Chicago Bears. Please add to the discussion here.

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14. Eye-witness describes the birth of ice hockey in Montreal - HFBoards

Aug 21, 2024 · Bonjour Excuse me if this isn't on point, for the NHL Montreal board, but for Montreal fans who don't know the original story of the literal ...
Bonjour Excuse me if this isn't on point, for the NHL Montreal board, but for Montreal fans who don't know the original story of the literal birth of ice hockey in Montreal, I am taking the liberty of calling your attention to an extremely important primary source article: the testimony of an...

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What has happened to the Montreal Forum? ›

The Forum was built by the Canadian Arena Company in 159 days. Today most of the Forum building is now a multiplex cinema known as Cineplex Cinemas Forum operated by Cineplex Entertainment. Additionally, a large portion of the building's upper floors are used as campus expansion for Dawson College.

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Where was the old Montreal Forum? ›

Description of Historic Place. The Montréal Forum is a large, indoor venue for professional ice hockey. It is located at the corner of Sainte-Catherine and Atwater streets in the city of Montréal.

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What is the oldest arena in Montreal? ›

Being the oldest arena in Montreal, the Verdun Auditorium has been the pride and joy of Verdun's residents for almost a century already.

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Where do the Montreal Canadiens play? ›

Bell Centre (French: Centre Bell) formerly known as Molson Centre, is a multi-purpose arena located in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Opened on March 16, 1996, it is the home arena of the Montreal Canadiens of the National Hockey League (NHL), replacing the Montreal Forum.

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Why did Montreal overtake Quebec City? ›

Although Montreal began as a missionary settlement, its importance as a fur-trade centre soon surpassed that of Quebec city, because its location allowed movement via the St. Lawrence River to the Great Lakes and south to the Gulf of Mexico, whereas the Ottawa River watershed facilitated movement west and north.

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What was Montreal first called? ›

French settlers from La Flèche in the Loire valley first named their new town, founded in 1642, Ville Marie ("City of Mary"), named for the Virgin Mary. The current form of the name, Montréal, is generally thought to be derived from Mount Royal (Mont Royal in French), the triple-peaked hill in the heart of the city.

What is the biggest arena in Canada? ›

Commonwealth Stadium

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What is the oldest arena in the world? ›

The oldest continuously operating arena in the world, Galt Arena Gardens blends hockey's past and present.

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Why do they call Montreal the Habs? ›

The Montreal Canadiens are an ice hockey team in the National Hockey League (NHL). Their nickname is the "Habs" (short for the French "Habitants", early settlers in Quebec from France). They have won the Stanley Cup championship 24 times, more than any other team.

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Why is there an H in the Montreal Canadiens logo? ›

The "H" stands for "hockey", not "Habitants," a popular misconception. According to NHL.com, the first man to refer to the team as "the Habs" was American Tex Rickard, owner of the Madison Square Garden, in 1924.

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What is the biggest NHL arena? ›

Montreal's Bell Centre is the largest arena in the NHL with a seating capacity of 21,105. Tempe's Mullett Arena is the smallest, with a seating capacity of only 4,600.

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Did they tear down the Montreal Forum? ›

Closing Her Down

In 1996, the Forum was gutted and many of its parts were auctioned off. After bidding farewell to the Forum, the Canadiens moved into the Molson Centre (then called the Bell Centre). The storied Forum de Montreal has since been converted to a Cineplex movie theatre and entertainment complex.

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What happened to the Forum Arena? ›

The Kia Forum is the former home of the Lakers and Kings and nicknamed the "Fabulous Forum." The arena is now primarily used as a music venue. The renaming comes a few months after the Staples Center was renamed Crypto.com arena in the largest naming rights deal ever, at $700 million over 20 years.

What ever happened to the Montreal Expos? ›

The Expos spent 35 years in Montreal, making the playoffs just once in that time. The franchise left the city on a 23-year playoff drought, and the Expos were averaging under 10,000 fans per game in their final season. The franchised moved to Washington D.C. and relaunched as the Washington Nationals in 2005.

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What happened to EA Montreal? ›

The Montreal studio of BioWare, another EA developer, was merged into Motive in August 2017. A Vancouver branch for Motive was announced in June 2018.

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