Game 11: Supporting cast comes through for Habs
New
York IIslanders left-winger Jon Sim is hit into the glass divider by Canadiens defenseman Hal Gill Monday night. Pierre
Obendrauf, The Gazette
Game 9: Habs’ offence comes to life vs. Isles
Canadiens' Max Pacioretty scores against Islanders goalie
Martin Biron as teammate Radek Martinek looks on Thursday night. Phil
Carpenter, The Gazette
Halak will face Islanders
Jaroslav Halak will be back in goal Thursday night for the Canadiens when they face the New York Islanders at the Bell Centre. Halak is coming off a
Sergei not making Long Island trip
Sergei Kostitsyn after having been run over by Chicago's Aaron Johnson.
John Mahoney, Gazette
The Gazette's Herb Zurkowsky reports, without bitterness, that the media outnumbered the players on the
Game 20: O’Byrne’s goof cost Habs vs. Isles
Canadiens' Alex Tanguay can't get a handle on a loose puck behind Islanders goaltender Joey MacDonald during first period at the Bell Centre Monday. THE GAZETTE/Dave Sidaway
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Game 10: Canadiens win in stunning comeback
Canadiens' Alex Kovalev celebrates his second goal of the game, the game-winner in the third period, with teammates Tomas Plekanec (left) and Mike Komisarek.
Shannon Stapleton, Reuters
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About last night …
Are the Canadiens that good? Or are the Islanders lousy?
The first question will be answered, to some degree, tomorrow night in Buffalo, where the Canadiens begin a home-and-home.
Prospects
Not so tough after all
Okay, the Islanders fired 44 shots at Cristobal Huet.
But he stopped 43 of them, and by the time Mike Comrie spoiled the shutout bid, this W was in
