joshua94k - (Joshua Erikson)

Member since May 12, 2010

Brampton

Habs fan since: 1979
Favorite current player: PK Subban
All-time favorite player: Guy Lafleur

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“I want to kill somebody cutting across the blue line and I want to score the goal and celebrate. And I’ll do it by any means possible to win a hockey game. That’s how I feel playing there (the Bell Centre). I am not sure I have that feeling anywhere else.” – PK Subban

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• Comment on Liveblog: Game 5 – Senators end Canadiens season
  The Habs will win tonight! For the first time in this series, the officiating will not be a factor. While the team could blame any number of calls, non-calls, bad bounces or miscues on the eventual outcome, they’re sticking with the “No Excuses” mantra they’ve sworn by all season long. “What are you going to do? That’s hockey,” he added. “Are we going to sit there and say we had a game stolen from us? That doesn’t do us any good” “We’ve got a lot of pride in this room and now it’s do or die. You have to have the mentality of, ‘Let’s throw everything we’ve got.’ There’s no tomorrow for us anymore. We have to play that way.” - Josh Gorges We deserved a better fate. We have to do what we always do: regroup. We’ve played three good games out of four; we’ve played some solid hockey in this series.” - Michel Therrien “We can beat these guys. We’re better,” Subban “I want to kill somebody cutting across the blue line and I want to score the goal and celebrate. And I’ll do it by any means possible to win a hockey game. That’s how I feel playing there (the Bell Centre). I am not sure I have that feeling anywhere else.” – PK Subban
• Comment on Liveblog: Game 4 – Canadiens blow 2-0 lead, lose in OT
  The Habs are going to win tonight. “For people that say there’s dissention in our room or there are ‘issues’ in our room, to see 22 guys like Brendan Gallagher go out and fight a guy and not even think twice about it says a lot about our team. “A lot of those people are the same people that thought we wouldn’t make the playoffs and we ended up being second in our conference. For our team right now, we’re a confident group and we’re going to be ready ….” - PK Subban "He’s already showed enough disrespect. We don't really care about what that bug-eyed fat walrus has to say," - Brandon Prust We don’t feel the pressure. We apply the pressure,” - Michel Therrien Yet, even as the Canadiens lose key personnel, as they get pushed closer to the brink, they seem to somehow grow stronger. - Scott Burnside ESPN “I want to kill somebody cutting across the blue line and I want to score the goal and celebrate. And I’ll do it by any means possible to win a hockey game. That’s how I feel playing there (the Bell Centre). I am not sure I have that feeling anywhere else.” – PK Subban
• Comment on Liveblog: Canadiens win 3-1, tie series
  The TSN Panel, HNIC Panel all were wrong... It was an illegal hit on Eller. Prust rightly called the Senator coach a fat walrus. Go to the head of the class, Prust. MacLean showed a lack of respect to Eller and his family. Coach Therrien is not a happy man. The Canadiens are not happy. They outplayed Ottawa. Despite not having Paccioretty, Gionta and Eller, they will respond big time. Price will have a big game and shut up his detractors. "He's already showed enough disrespect, We don't really care about what that bug-eyed fat walrus has to say." - Brandon Prust “I want to kill somebody cutting across the blue line and I want to score the goal and celebrate. And I’ll do it by any means possible to win a hockey game. That’s how I feel playing there (the Bell Centre). I am not sure I have that feeling anywhere else.” – PK Subban
• Comment on Habs hold optional morning skate in Brossard
  Get ready, the Drive for 25 begins tonight... “We’re a far better team. We’ve got much more talent. But the Canadiens weren’t afraid of that talent.” - Derek Sanderson Post Game 7 1971. “You gotta take any break you get, look around here, you don’t win so many Stanley Cups for nothing… - Wayne Gretzky 1993 Stanley Cup Finals Game 2 “When you play the Montreal Canadiens in the finals, forget it, you do not even want to be the stick boy facing them.” – Phil Esposito Stanley Cup Finals 1979. I could never believe this team (Flyers) could be beaten four straight. - Bobby Clarke Stanley Cup Finals 1976 "Any excuses we could come up with would be bull," said Boston Captain Wayne Cashman. "It all came down to one thing. The Canadiens are so bleeping good!" Name your game, baby, and the Montreal Canadiens will beat you. If you want to play hockey on the pond, the Canadiens will outskate you. If you want to play it on the docks, the Canadiens will outslug you. And if all you want to do is sit at home and play Blue Line Hockey, General Manager Sam Pollock and Coach Scotty Bowman will show up in your living room with loaded dice. - Sports Illustrated 1977 A kid (Subban) called up from the AHL logs the most ice time of any player on either team. He finishes the night at +2 and puts a lick in on the world's best player. Years from now, bleary-eyed coaches in video rooms will still be deconstructing the tactics Jacques Martin and his grew have used against Alexander Ovechkin, Evgeni Malkin and Sidney Crosby. - Mike Boone Montreal Gazette Name another team in the playoffs that was forced to play an elimination game without three of their top six defencemen at their disposal. Without James Wisniewski, without Josh Gorges, without Andrei Markov, this team isn't nearly good enough to play for a Cup, but they can hang with the Bruins. These are your Canadiens; a team of warriors. – Eric Engels CTV If he needs someone to take a crucial faceoff, he calls Plekanec. When the Habs are facing a two-man disadvantage, Plekanec gets the nod. Need someone to hold a one-goal lead with a minute to go? Get Plekanec. Short a point man on the PP? Send out #14. Got a slumping winger? Stick him on Plekanec's line. “The guy’s been standing up for us. He’s been outstanding for us for years. And this isn’t on him, are you kidding me? This is on all of us. – Josh Gorges “The game is not played on the weight scale, it’s not a number on a piece of paper. It’s not won in the gym, either,” he said. “It’s won on the ice – Lars Eller “Gallagher is a machine out there, going and going. He’s a little bulldog who creates so much havoc and space and does so many good things. – Lars Eller They may be undermanned and undersized, and for all we know, they may be undernourished and underdressed, but people will never, ever question the will of the Montreal Canadiens. - Scott Burnside ESPN.com We don’t feel the pressure. We apply the pressure,” Michel Therrien “I want to kill somebody cutting across the blue line and I want to score the goal and celebrate. And I’ll do it by any means possible to win a hockey game. That’s how I feel playing there (the Bell Centre). I am not sure I have that feeling anywhere else.” – PK Subban
• Comment on About last night ...
  For those who feel doom for this team is inevitable... History has shown that during the 92-93 season, the Habs had only one win in six games during the end of the season. Patrick Roy was win less during that period. The team was first over-all in March of that year. They ended up winning the Stanley Cup. In 1986, the Habs lost six in a row and had one victory in 8 games during the last two weeks of the season. They ended up winning the Stanley Cup. In 1971, the Habs lost two in a row decisively (6-3, 7-2) to the Bruins during the last three games of the season. They eliminated Boston in the 1st round and ended up winning the Stanley Cup. “I want to kill somebody cutting across the blue line and I want to score the goal and celebrate. And I’ll do it by any means possible to win a hockey game. That’s how I feel playing there (the Bell Centre). I am not sure I have that feeling anywhere else.” – PK Subban
• Comment on About last night ...
  Observations from last night... Price played great. Subban and Bouillon were on top of their game being +1 for the night. Pacioretty led the team with 5 shots and scored. The key guys are getting on top of their game. As Therrien said. "This team will be ready". This team is united... “The guy’s been standing up for us. He’s been outstanding for us for years. And this isn’t on him, are you kidding me? This is on all of us. – Josh Gorges “I want to kill somebody cutting across the blue line and I want to score the goal and celebrate. And I’ll do it by any means possible to win a hockey game. That’s how I feel playing there (the Bell Centre). I am not sure I have that feeling anywhere else.” – PK Subban
• Comment on No day of rest on Sunday for Habs
  Looking at the NHL standings, it is clear there are no dominant teams. Once the play-offs start, it is open game for anyone. The Habs can compete with anyone. For those with a negative attitude, just chill-out. The Canadiens will win a couple of games this week, Price will be sharp, and the Habs will win the Stanley Cup. “I want to kill somebody cutting across the blue line and I want to score the goal and celebrate. And I’ll do it by any means possible to win a hockey game. That’s how I feel playing there (the Bell Centre). I am not sure I have that feeling anywhere else.” – PK Subban