No Shock Here – Habs and Bruins Play Game 7 Wednesday Night
The immense history between the Montreal Canadiens and the Boston Bruins writes another chapter Wednesday night when the two teams lock up in a seventh and deciding game for the ninth time in history and sixth time in the last nine playoff series between the teams.
Canadiens on the Brink – Hope to Stay Alive in Boston Monday Night
The Boston Bruins can end their second round series with the Montreal Canadiens Monday night but they will have to do so on enemy ground – at the Bell Center where they won Game 4 but have struggled the last couple of seasons.
Habs and bruins Seek 3-2 Series Lead – Game 5 Saturday Night
The series between the Montreal Canadiens and the Boston bruins has been razor-close thus far – but if either team was able to hold serve on their home ice, we would be looking at a possible elimination game.
Boston Looks to Reclaim Home Ice Advantage – Game 4 vs. Habs Thursday Night
The Montreal Canadiens have become used to fast starts in their second round series with the Boston Bruins – unfortunately they have become used to coughing up leads in the third period and letting their Original Six rivals back in each game.
Habs Bring Home Ice Advantage Back to Montreal
The Boston Bruins have a little work to do in order to regain home ice advantage in their series with the Montreal Canadiens. But a win in front of a rabid Bell Center crowd certainly won’t be easy.
Habs Look to Continue Dominance Over Bruins – Game 2 Saturday Afternoon
The Montreal Canadiens drew first blood in their second round series with the Boston Bruins on Thursday night and in turn served notice that they are not going to lay down for the President’s Trophy winning Bruins.
Habs and Bruins Kick Off Round 2 Thursday Night
After long layoffs, two of the most impressive teams in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs – the Habs and the Bruins, meet in Boston for Game 1 of Round 2 on Tuesday night. It’s the 34th meeting between the clubs in Stanley Cup playoffs history and it should be a classic as per usual.
Suspicions at the beginning of this series turned out to be true – Minnesota acquisition Ilya Bryzgalov has made a goat of himself in net. Backup goalie Darcy Kuemper has given admirable effort in relief, but he isn’t a front-line starter.
However, Colorado’s advantage in this rather up-and-down series can be boiled down to one young phenom: Nathan MacKinnon.
