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A bit of Superb Montreal Canadiens snapshots
Boston Bruins vs. Montreal Canadiens
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To see a NHL game live was my dream ever since I was a little kid. So despite the quality of this photo being low, its emotional value of it for me is quite high! 
The game and the atmosphere was awesome, I was surprised how many Canadiens fans turned up. They were sitting besides the Bruins fans, each group cheering for their teams, no fights, just fun. The only thing that could have made the night even better for me would be to see Zdeno Chara, Bruins captain and my countryman, to score.
Montreal Canadiens Dressing Room at Hockey Hall of Fame
Image by Derek K. Miller
These are not my photos (I haven’t been to London in 20 years), but I work with Pinkie.
Bruins 1 – Habs 2
April 27th 2011, 04-27-11 – 2011 NHL Playoffs Round 1 Game 7 Nathan Horton Overtime Winner, Boston Bruins 4 Montreal Canadiens 3. They will face Philadelphia Flyers in the second round.
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Travis Moen vs Andrew Ference, Roman Hamrlik vs Shawn Thornton, Taylor Pyatt vs Gregory Campbell and Jaroslav Spacek vs Johnny Boychuk from the Montreal Canadiens at Boston Bruins game on Feb 9, 2011. via www.hockeyfights.com
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Look for Puck the Bunny on AllHabs.net predicting outcomes of games from his home in the beautiful country of Brazil. Puck did not predict that the Canadens would be a complete no-show in their game against the St. Louis. Today Puck chooses the winner of Montreal Canadiens vs Boston Bruins. Watch! On Twitter, follow @All_Habs and @AllHabsBrasil
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A little bit of Very nice Montreal Canadiens pics
Habs vs. Bruins
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Well, the end results of tonight’s game between the Boston Bruins and the Montreal Canadiens weren’t favourable for any habs fan, but the game was enjoyable still.
The Bruins and the Habs have been one of the best hockey rivals for the better part of a century and tonight was a perfect example.
In an 8-6 win for Boston, 192 penalty minutes were given out, 8 goals scored in the second period alone, and 2 of the best goaltenders in the league have a fight and let more goals in tonight than they have any other game this season.
The habs have still won 3 of the 4 games they played against Boston this season though, and there are still at least 3 more games to be played between them before the season is over.
The habs have to play another game tomorrow night against the New York Islanders, I hope they aren’t too tired from tonight.
In a match “Boston” – “Montreal” (8:6) there was a mass fight of players to participation of goalkeepers of both commands. Players of both commands have received 192 minutes of penal time. Goalkeepers have received for 7 minutes of penal time. Other Penalties: Price and Thomas each received a leaving the crease penalty; James Wisnewski, Max Pacioretty, Mark Recchi and Zdeno Chara each received a roughing; Brian Gionta received a double roughing; Brad Marchand received a charging and a roughing; Steve Kampfer received a cross-checking and a roughing. Other Penalties: PK Subban and Milan Lucic each received a misconduct; Nathan Horton a crosschecking. Other Penalties: Each player received a game misconduct. Carey Price vs Tim Thomas Benoit Pouliot vs David Krejci Travis Moen vs Andrew Ference Roman Hamrlik vs Shawn Thornton Taylor Pyatt vs Gregory Campbell Jaroslav Spacek vs Johnny Boychuk
A bunch of Popular Montreal Canadiens photos
Boston Bruins flag
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Montreal Canadiens @ Boston Bruins, 4.18.09
Montreal Canadiens Fan Celebration – Summing Up The Game in 1 Line
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Fans celebrating the 5-2 win by Montreal Canadiens (Habs) over Pittsburgh Penguins, played at Bell Centre, Montreal on May 12th. Montreal Canadiens are now in the finals for Stanley Cup 2010.
He didn’t really eat it though.. just saw the game.
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Boston Bruins will be without Milan Lucic as they host Montreal Canadiens
This is the fourth of six meetings between the Northeast Division foes as Montreal leads the season series, 2-1. In their last meeting on Nov. 21, the Bruins and Tim Thomas shut out the Habs 1-0 at the Bell Centre. Defenseman Andrew Ference scored the …
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