Until Game 1 last Thursday, your Montreal Canadiens had never faced the Ottawa Senators in a playoff series. Three games later, we've got ourselves a bitter rivalry. It didn't take

The ultimate insult: Up 6-1, Ottawa coach Paul MacLean called a timeout. Michel Therrien was enraged, and a national TV audience got to read his lips. After the game, he

Pierre Obendrauf's Gazette photo from Game 1 is just a bad memory of Carey Price on his knees, Josh Gorges looking on and the puck in the Canadiens'

How do you lose a game in which you outshoot the visitors 50-31? Ask the 2010 Pittsburgh Penguins and Washington Capitals. For 40 minutes, your Montreal Canadiens owned the Senators. Their

Man, that was easy! Spotting the Leafs Phil Kessel's power-play goal and held without a shot for 11 minutes, your Montreal Canadiens scored four unanswered goals to chase James

Between the second and third periods, the Jets were eliminated from the playoffs. Wins by Ottawa and the Rangers knocked Winnipeg out. Then the Canadiens scored three unanswered goals to

Martin Brodeur racked up his 44th win over your Montreal Canadiens. The good news: The Canadiens didn't suck. Spotting the Devils a 3-0 lead on goals by Patrik Elias, Jacob Josefson

The Bell Centre was half-empty when Max Pacioretty's 13th ruined Braden Holtby's shutout bid. By then, the faithful had had enough of Fan Appreciation Night, as the Canadiens dialed

Photo by Paul Chiasson of Canadian Press Brian Gionta's second goal of the game – on a power play with 46 seconds left – secured a W that lifted