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Numerous First rate Montreal Canadiens snapshots
Montreal Canadiens vs Vancouver Canucks
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We had a view of this guy all night waving his Habs flag <3
A bunch of Wonderful Montreal Canadiens photographs
Washington Capitols at Montreal Canadiens – The Bell Centre 29 January 2008 – 17
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The Habs won 4-0 with Cristobal Huet (their Goalie) named man-of-the-match. Will it be lucky 25 Stanley cups this year for the winningness team in the NHL
Some Great Montreal Canadiens snap shots
The Win 2 Buffalo Sabres Game vs Canadiens
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Winnipeg Jets @ Montréal Canadiens 01/04/12
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Islanders 3 – Habs 5
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Some Nice Montreal Canadiens shots
Montréal – Downtown Montréal: Bell Centre – Place du Centenaire – Retired Numbers – Guy LaFleur
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Right Wing Guy LaFleur’s #10 was retired by the Montreal Canadiens on February 16, 1985. LaFleur, a six-time 50-goal scorer and six-time 100-point man, spent 14 seasons with the Canadiens, from 1971-1985, leading the team to five Stanley Cups. He is the team record holder for career assists (728), and points (1,246), as well as the franchise leader for goals (60) and points (136) in a seaon. The 1977 Conn Smythe Trophy winner, a three-time Art Ross Trophy and two-time Hart Trophy winner, LaFleur was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1988.
La Place du Centenaire (Centennial Plaza), located on De La La Gauchetière and corner of De La Montagne outside La Centre Bell, was inaugurated on December 4, 2008, one year to the day of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Montreal Canadiens. The Plaza features three other bronze monuments, all by Fortier, honoring the Canadiens greatest legends, Howie Morenz, Maurice "Rocket" Richard, Jean Béliveau, and Guy LaFleur. The Royal Canadian Mint created special dollar coins, which are embedded in a commemorative plaque at the foot of each monument along with original five cent circulation coins marking the career of each player.
The Centennial Plaza also includes over 20,000 personalized bricks by Canadiens fans, a plaque describing each of the 24 Stanley Cup Championships, a small monument for each of the 15 Canadiens players who had their jersey retired by the Club, and bricks commemorating the 100 most memorable moments in franchise history.
Montréal Canadiens vs. New Jersey Devils, October 21, 2010
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Montreal goaltender Martin Brodeur makes a save.
A couple of Sensational Montreal Canadiens shots
Centennial coin
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Well, the habs were knocked out of the playoffs by the Philadelphia Flyers last night. The Flyers will face the Chicago Blackhawks for the Stanley Cup starting this Saturday. I for one will be rooting for the habs’ fellow original six NHL team, the Blackhawks. Not only because the Flyers took out my habbies (Damn them for it) but also because Chicago hasn’t won the Stanley Cup since 1961, and they deserve it.
I was pretty depressed for a good few hours after the game last night. But when I went out for a walk today I noticed something great – there were a lot of people walking around with Montreal Canadiens hats and shirts. The habbies have made a lot of new fans this year after doing so well in the playoffs as the underdog team. I think the fan base next year will be greater than it has been for years.
The Montreal Canadiens had a loonie printed last year that circulated around Canada to celebrate their 100 year anniversary. I’ve never got one over the counter, but my friend gave me her habs loonie when she got one, she put it aside immediately when she got it, knowing that I would love to have it. So, now it’s my lucky habs loonie.
I think next year will be big for the habs. But for now, go Blackhawks!
Rangers 1 – Habs 4