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Montreal Canadiens Player Profile: Mike Cammalleri
Note to the reader: This is the third of a series of articles reviewing the newly acquired players who have signed with the Montreal Canadiens.
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Habs sign D Mara to one-year deal
The Montreal Canadiens signed defenceman Paul Mara to a one-year contract on Friday.
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Molsons Will Pay $543 Million for Canadiens, Bell Centre, La Presse Says
Quebeca s Molson family agreed to pay C$633 million for George Gillett a s controlling stake in the National Hockey Leaguea s Montreal Canadiens, the teama s arena and a concert-production unit, La Presse newspaper reported, citing two people familiar with the matter.
Senators announce pre-season schedule
New Ottawa Senator Alexei Kovalev figures to play his first game against his old Montreal Canadiens teammates.
Canadiens offered identical deal for Kovalev
Alex Kovalev could have stayed in Montreal with the same deal the Ottawa Senators gave him on Monday.
Referring to Jason Bay as a Canadian is a privilege he has renounced as he recently became a U.S. citizen and should therefore be describe as such.
Canadiens longtime captain Koivu joins Anaheim Ducks
Saku Koivu has left the Montreal Canadiens after 13 seasons to join the Anaheim Ducks.
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Montreal Canadien's Andrei Markov and His Hockey Career
Montreal fans all know who Andrei Markov is. Andrei Markov was born in Voskresensk, Russia on December 20, 1978, making him thirty years old.
Montreal Canadiens prospects keep it friendly
Look at any National Hockey League roster and you'll find a collection of players who had a chance to get acquainted while playing for a team in the American Hockey League.
Beliveau not shocked by Koivu's departure
The Montreal Canadiens' greatest captain was surprised, and he wasn't, when it became clear last week that Saku Koivu had played his final game wearing the "C" above his CH crest.
Kovalev signs two-year deal with Senators
Alex Kovalev isn't going too far to continue his NHL career. The free-agent forward has signed a two-year contract with the Ottawa Senators, the same day that the Montreal Canadiens confirmed they wouldn't re-sign the flamboyant Russian.
New Faces, New Questions: My "New" Montreal Canadiens Review
Well. Gainey must be sweating right now for two reasons. First, he's never been so active on the free agent market and has to be trying to catch his breath right now.
Francois Beauchemin #23 of the Anaheim Ducks makes a pass during Game Two of the Western Conference Semifinal Round of the 2009 Stanley Cup Playoffs against Detroit Red Wings on May 3, 2009 at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Michigan.
Rangers agree to 1-year deal with LW Higgins
The New York Rangers agreed to terms on a one-year, $2.25 million deal with Chris Higgins, a restricted free agent acquired last week in a six-player trade that sent Scott Gomez to the Montreal Canadiens.
Canadiens round out coaching staff
Canadiens round out coaching staff Monday, July 6, 2009 New Canadiens goaltending coach Pierre Groulx.
Wild pursuing Saku Koivu to fill hole at center
The Koivu brothers could be united at the Minnesota Wild. After committing $30 million over six years to Martin Havlat during the flurry of the first day of NHL free agency, Wild general manager Chuck Fletcher turned his focus on Thursday to Saku Koivu, the top center on the NHL's open market.
Fans rally to keep Kovalev in Montreal
Fans of Montreal Canadiens player Alex Kovalev used the power of the Internet to organize a rally outside of the Bell Centre Sunday afternoon, in the hopes of keeping him in Montreal.
Jean BA©liveau led the Montreal Canadiens to 10 Stanley Cup wins during his playing days.
Gomer a Goner: Scott Gomez Traded to Montreal Canadiens
I can't lie. It was no mystery to me why Scott Gomez was playing poorly. For crying out loud, he signed with the Rangers two seasons ago to give Jaromir Jagr a playmaker to replace Mychal Nylander... by Russell McKenzie 1 270 reads Opinion I can't lie.