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Jacques Martin to Coach Montreal; Mario Tremblay Back As Assistant?

After serving as the Florida Panthers general manager for the past four seasons (and head coach for three of those seasons) Jacques Martin will be named the new head coach of the Montreal Canadiens on Monday. During his four-year stint in charge of the Panthers, the team failed to make the playoffs each season, while he...

Report: Avs Offer Patrick Roy Control

Last week it was reported that Hall of Fame goaltender and former Avalanche netminder Patrick Roy was offered the team's head coaching position currently occupied by Tony Granato. Today, a report from Ruefronteac.com cites sources close to Roy that the Avs have stepped up their offer to include their GM position. The...

The Ice Sheet: A Snapshot of the Playoffs

So much for the preliminaries. The 2008-09 NHL regular season is now history -- and, as I've written before, not a moment too soon. Beginning Wednesday night at 7:00 PM ET in Washington and Pittsburgh, the only hockey that really matters will finally take center stage: the Stanley Cup Playoffs.To get an idea of what life...

Pushing the Panic Button in Montreal

On Saturday night, the Montreal Canadiens continued their season of disappointment by getting crushed by Toronto, 5-2, on home ice. The recent struggles have left more than a few fans, like the fine folks over at Four Habs Fans, slightly perturbed. Entering Monday night's action, Montreal could wake up on Tuesday morning...

Newsmakers in the NHL: Time to Hit Panic Button in Montreal?

Senators 5, Canadiens 4: It could be argued that Montreal has already hit the panic button by firing Guy Carbonneau, but if there's another one hidden in the bowels of the Bell Centre, it might be time to press that one, as well.Thanks to their 5-4 loss to Ottawa on Thursday, the Canadiens have now lost four in a row and...

Guy Carbonneau News From the Web

05/09/12 Reunite Carbonneau and Robinson? Source: The Gazette - Montreal - QC - Canada They were teammates for eight seasons, Stanley Cup champions on the 1985-86 Canadiens.