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So how are you feeling about your Montreal Canadiens this morning, Hab addicts? It's a bit rough, isn't it? Montreal dropped a disappointing decision to the Dallas Stars last night. It was a game in which the Habs simply didn't show up. Sure they had a few flashes but were, overall, flat. A lot of fans are scratching their heads this morning, wondering how a team fighting for their...

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