The Montreal Bias

After a 4-year absence, the boys are back! Sean and Zach return to The Montréal Bias podcast for a special episode as the Montréal Canadiens Stanley Cup contention window opens and the future looks extremely bright. They’ve never been so high on the Habs and they needed to talk about it into (still not great) … Continue reading We’re So Back! And We’re So High On This Team!

RabidHab's Ian Boisvert has launched a brand new podcast where he sets out to figure out how the Montreal Canadiens are going to turn this last place team into a Stanley Cup champion. There are now three episodes of The Build available, but we wanted to give you a preview of episode 1 here on The Bias feed. Be sure to subscribe to The Build wherever you get your podcasts!

The following show features podcasting performed by professionals or under the supervision of professionals. Accordingly, Rabid Habs and the producers must insist that no one attempt to recreate or re-enact any stunt or activity performed on the show.

It’s a holiday miracle! The boys on the Bias are back to get drunk and remember some guys! And also talk about the end of the Marc Bergevin era a little bit. Keep the change ya filthy animals!

The Gang Finally Wins One.

KK returns and the losses keep coming for your Montreal Canadiens…

On which the boys on the Bias ask, what are the Montreal Canadiens without Carey Price and Shea Weber? Then Zach gets mad at Sean for trying to pour cold water on the Suzuki deal. Plus, the boys try to get a new sponsors and some Montreal baseball talk!

It’s been a less than ideal start to the ’21-’22 NHL season for your defending Scotiabank North Division Champion Montreal Canadiens.  

Will Carey Price still be a Hab when Wednesday comes to an end? There’s been an insane amount of Montreal Canadiens news and drama since the Stanley Cup Final ended a mere two weeks ago, and the boys on the Bias get into it all on a rare summertime episode of the big pod.  

The Habs incredible run came up three wins shy of the ultimate goal, but the boys on the Bias only have (mostly) good things to say as they look back on the best – and least expected – run in 28 years.