Habby Hour!

This is it! The last episode before the draft in what has become a hot topic of discussion for Habs regarding just who they will pick 1st overall! The crew delve a bit into the draft and some other Habs related news, but truly, everyone is waiting for the draft to finally happen! Beth, Dave, and Veronica will be in Montreal this week so be sure to follow along on their socials as they take in the draft live in Montreal!

It happened again. A former Montreal Canadien scores the Stanley Cup game winning goal. Years ago it was Lars Eller for the Capitals. Now? It's Artturi Lehkonen for the Avalanche! The crew takes time to congratulate and talk about Artturi, and also his father Ismo! As for the Habs, we say goodbye to Luke Richardson and Sean Burke, and then get to a little bit of draft talk. Then, the episode is capped off with some thoughts on the United States Supreme Court and the January 6th Committee! Something for everyone!

For those that have been listening to the Habby Hour since the beginning, you know how much Shea Weber means to us! So, it goes without saying that there were some choice words used to describe some folks' reaction to the trade, and what his presence meant to the Montreal Canadiens.

Okay, we're actually back since Dave didn't mess up the recording! So, Dave and Beth go over the events from the past 2 weeks, and there was actually some major news! MSL will be the Habs head coach until 2025, Chris Wideman got himself a new contract, and a surprise move from the Habs brought Captain Clutch herself, Marie-Philip Poulin, into the organization as a player development coach! All that and more in this week's episode!

Another shorter episode for tonight! The news is slow coming, but one major announcement was that Martin St. Louis will be behind the Habs bench for the next three season! Until 2025. This was met with acclaim by most fans, and there seems to be plenty of reason for it! Also, Hughes had a presser yesterday and gave an update on Carey Price, and the NHL Combine is on! The crew discuss all of this, and Kate Bush, in tonight's Habby (almost) Hour!

The crew are back after another week off because of DAVE. But, uh, unfortunately there isn't a whole lot to talk about! Anderson and Armia continue to do well at the IIHF worlds, and the Rocket COULD advance to the semi-finals in the AHL playoffs! It's a short one tonight, hope you enjoy!

We're back! And the season is over for the Habs! A surprise dominate win against the Panthers concluded what was one of the worst seasons since... When, World War II? Or something like that?? There is plenty to talk about! Awards, medical updates, and a little of what the off season might look like. But, most importantly? The Habs have secured the first overall pick for the draft IN Montreal! How about that!

This week has been one of the most difficult of all for Habs fans, hockey, and sports in general. The passing of Guy Lafleur was felt by so many, on so many different levels. The crew (including Beth!) reflect on Guy's impact on the Habs, share some stories of him, and remember the great for what he was. And then a hard turn is taken to talk about how Musky Twitter has become lately before turning right back to Habs news! It's the last week of the regular season! FINALLY.

The Habby Hour is back! Unfortunately, there is literally only one victory to talk about in the past TWO weeks. It seems that old habits are creeping into the Habs style of play. Is that an indictment on Martin St. Louis? Has the shine finally wore off on his ability as a coach? Or, is this all just part of the process in a season that has been lost since November? The crew talk about this, and also about the return of the face of the franchise, Carey Price. The end of the season is coming fast!

This past week of Habs hockey has been rather lackluster despite an OT win against Tampa over the weekend. Tonight was underscorred by a loss against the Senators as familiar issues plague the team that Dave makes sure everyone knows about. Special teams! Despite this, Caufield and Suzuki continue to shine while a number of players were given contracts! The Hughes era continues.