Liveblog: Canadiens rally to tie game, win Shootout, move past Bruins in standings
Brendan Gallagher scored in regulation time and bagged the only goal of the shootout.
Peter Budaj, who came into the game in relief of Carey Price after 40 minutes, stopped six Boston shooters to get the win.
The Canadiens rallied twice from two-goal deficits to tie the game, on Andrei Markov’s power play goal, with nine seconds left.
The win lifted the Canadiens back into first place in the Northeast Division.
About last night …
Help wanted: Sniper Experience at making red lights go on essential. CV should include goal totals, shooting percentage and some indication of willingness to go into dirty areas. Apply to Marc
Liveblog: Penguins edge Canadiens 1-0 for 13th straight
The Canadiens battled. They outshot the home team 37-25. Michael Ryder hit a post and a crossbar behind Marc-André Fleury, who was injured and replaced by Tomas Vokoun for a
About last night …
Thanks to the great GG11, of the late and lamented Four Habs Fans website, for her Willy Wonka-themed Photoshop of Michel Therrien and the Canadiens diminutive forwards. Your Montreal
Liveblog: Canadiens drop another one to Sabres
Michael Ryder finally solved Ryan Miller on a Canadiens power play. But the Buffalo goaltender made 38 saves – including 16 in the third period – and the Sabres
About last night …
This time around, the coach didn't call out P.K. by name. In his postgame remarks, Michel Therrien praised Subban for his effort in a third period dominated by the
Liveblog: Canadiens dump Islanders 5-2
The Canadiens blew open a tight game with three unanswered goals in the third period. Captain Brian Gionta tipped in a lovely pass from P.K. Subban 48 seconds into
About last night …
Every now and then, the old P.K. comes out to play. And this is not an unalloyed blessing. Look, let's agree the greatest thing the general managers' meeting can accomplish
Liveblog: Sabres 3 – Canadiens 2 in OT
Ott in OT. The Canadiens were frustrated again in trying to win a sixth straight game. A heroic third-period comeback featured goals by Max Pacioretty and Colby Armstrong. But it went
About last night … (updated after Sunday afternoon game)
OK, Marc Bergevin isn't Irish. Moreover, there is a rapidly accumulating body of evidence to suggest the Canadiens general manager is good, rather than lucky. But check the calendar: It's










