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Rossy

Member since December 7, 2007

Habs fan since: 1955
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All-time favorite player: Jacques Plante

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  • Comment on Tinordi in lineup, Weber out for Jets game
    Certainly Serge Savard is not impressed. The time for talk is over; it's "Show Me" time.
  • Comment on About last night ...
    It's been a long time since we've seen Diaz, but I recall a lethal shot from the point and a calm presence in the D-zone, especially in moving the puck out. Observations from another Maritimer. Go Habs Go!
  • Comment on About last night ...
    When Emelin went down, I was surprised Beaulieu--not Tinordi--came up to replace him. I could see Beaulieu with his great point shot subbing in for Markov/Subban, but since the Habs needed to replace a physical presence, I would have thought Tinordi would have been a better choice. But I've been wrong before.
  • Comment on Price will be in goal against Maple Leafs
    Galchenyuk will make all those plays--and more--next year when he adjusts to the speed of the NHL. Remember he's only 19. In his rookie year with the Mooseheads, Nathan MacKinnon held the puck a little too long, dangled once too often, hit the crossbar when he went for the top corner. This year he dazzled and roared up the scoring race. I have faith that Galchenyuk will perform the same way.
  • Comment on Liveblog: Canadiens stomp Sabres 5-1, clinch playoff berth
    Errrrrrrrrrrrr, I believe it was MY fault; I drank coffee from my Habs' mug on game day. Stupid, stupid, stupid!
  • Comment on Gionta: 'We weren't able to pounce on rebounds' (Video)
    Interesting comments on Beaulieu whom I saw play in Halifax against the Mooseheads. I marvelled then about his skating ability, his calm in getting the puck out of his own end, and his wonderful first passes. Now he's doing the same for my Habs. I watched Nathan MacKinnon in his first year display awesome skills, but hang onto the puck one move too many. He doesn't do that anymore, either that or his stickhandling has gotten faster. Galchenyuk's development reminds me of MacKinnon. This year he's going one dangle too many; next year, watch out! What a breath of fresh air these kids are.
  • Comment on Liveblog: Canadiens rally to tie game, win Shootout, move past Bruins in standings
    The man's perception is amazing! That the second goal out of the eleven scored would so significant absolutely boggles my mind. That's why he's the blogger and I'm just a talking head.