Ward: The Habs are worrying the Capitals

No Matter How You Say 'Go Habs Go,' Canadiens Must 'Allez' Or Be 'Fini'

Regardless of what the language commission in Quebec orders buses in Montreal to use on their signs, the Montreal Canadiens must be better at home than they were on the road if they want to extend their first-round series against the Washington Capitals.

The Canadiens might be down – but they’re not out - Daily Faceoff

The good news for the Montreal Canadiens is that they have only allowed three goals at 5-on-5 in regulation against the top-ranked team in the Eastern Conference. The bad news is they’re down 2-0 and they haven’t led either game for even a second. Most didn’t expect the Canadiens to get to this point. They were second-last to kick off December with no hope in sight. So many Habs fans will just be content with the fact they’re in the playoffs for…

The Habs’ Playoff Drought Stat is Among the Most Impressive in Sports

When the Canadiens clinched their postseason berth on April 16, they avoided missing the playoffs for the fourth straight year.  Big deal, right? In the broader context, it’s quite a big deal. How so, you might ask?  Consider this: the Canadiens avoided missing the playoffs for the fourth straight year…in franchise history! That’s correct. In the 107 years of the franchise, the team has not failed to qualify for the postseason for more than thre…

Ward: The Habs are worrying the Capitals

Three-time Stanley Cup winner Aaron Ward hopped on with Mitch Melnick, Jon Still and Andie Bennett to diagnose what Habs fans should be feeling despite their team being down 0-2, not wanting to touch the lineup, Nic Dowd's crosscheck on Cole Caufield, the Canadiens getting angry and more!