Mathieu Dandenault and Dan Hinote were released Sunday after attending training camp for the San Jose Sharks on a tryout basis.
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September 26, 2009
MONTREAL – After ending the preseason with a hard-fought come-from-behind win, Carey Price is ready to get down to business.
After shutting the door and making 29 saves on Saturday night, the All-Star netminder couldn’t wait to pas...
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September 28, 2009
Lots of NHL ready coaches waiting on the sidelines. Where to play Evander Kane? Lemaire can't shake the stigma of the 1-2-2 trap. Does Toskala deserve the benefit of the doubt? Georges Laraque plays some street hockey. These stories and more after the jump.
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September 27, 2009
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September 28, 2009
Jacques Martin oversees a professional sports team, yes, but more than that, this season's Montreal Canadiens are the hockey dressing room as petri dish for social engineering.
Via Bleacher Report
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September 28, 2009
Goodbyes tend to be hard.
There is something about a reneged commitment that instantly creates a mixture of awkwardness and tension amongst two once-agreeable parties.
This off-season, Bay Area hockey fans were forced to say sayonara to several signature players who grew up within the Sharks organization and captured their hearts with a season or two of amazing play. ...
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September 27, 2009
The Montreal Canadiens assigned Sergei Kostitsyn to their AHL affiliate, the Hamilton Bulldogs, on Sunday.
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September 27, 2009
Gifted forwards Scott Gomez, Mike Cammalleri and Brian Gionta, along with new head coach Jacques Martin, highlight an overhauled Habs team that hopes to erase the bad taste left from a disastrous centennial season.
Via Kuklas Korner
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September 27, 2009
from Jack Todd of the Montreal Gazette,
Not only have the Canadiens lost four good players and quality individuals, they’ve also lost a good piece of their identity. They are left with only three francophones in the room - Georges Laraque, Guillaume Latendresse and Maxim Lapierre.
Given that the Vegan Laraque apparently intends to malinger his way through the balance of...
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