The Montreal Canadiens failed to close out their first round matchup by dropping Game 6 in overtime. We discuss what went right, what went wrong, and what should change ahead of Game 7

What a game and what a series. We dive deep on the Montreal Canadiens vs. Tampa Bay Lightning Game 5, including the all-important secondary scoring of Gallagher, Dach, and Texier, the magic trick that is Jakub Dobes transforming into a cement wall, Nick Suzuki's calm and steady play, and the brilliant shuffling of lines by Martin St Louis to keep Jon Cooper guessing.

Game 6 on Friday, Go Habs Go!

The Montreal Canadiens lost Game 4 in their best-of-seven series on Sunday night despite a 2-0 lead and strong play from Nick Suzuki, Jakub Dobes, and Lane Hutson. We discuss the Slafkovksy-Crozier hit, Kapanen’s phantom penalty, and an opportunity missed.

The Canadiens went up 2-1 in the series with the Tampa Bay Lightning, with yet another overtime goal deciding the game.

This time it was Lane Hutson's bomb that clinched it.

Dach, Bolduc, and Texier also had phenomenal games on the 3rd line, and Dobes was excellent.

We talk about all of this, about Martin St-Louis' coaching decisions, and we ask the all-important game 4 question: Where is the top line of Suzuki, Caufield, and Slafkovsky?

The Montreal Canadiens dropped Game 2 of their series against the Lightning and we provide our immediate thoughts include Jakub Dobes’ great play, the Lightning’s forecheck, Caufield’s offensive woes, and so much more!

The Canadiens take a 1-0 series lead in Tampa Bay, thanks to the powerplay goal-scoring lethality of Juraj Slafkovsky.

We talk about that and about everything else that happened in Game 1.

Go Habs Go!

In our 150th (!!!) episode, we dive into all angles of the upcoming Montreal Canadiens playoff series against the Tampa Bay Lightning including Noah Dobson’s injury, Tampa’s top six, and what Jakub Dobes needs to do to help the Habs win the series.

On this week’s episode of the podcast we discuss Ivan Demidov and the second line’s recent play, Habs players on milestone watch, and discuss the most disappointing team in the East along with the team we would least want the Habs to face in the post-season.

We talk about the recent evolution of the Montreal Canadiens and the inflection point that caused this recent string of great games. We also look at the perpetual 6-7th Dman battle of Xhekaj & Struble, and pin a lot of success on Dobes and Fowler.

In the 2nd half, we each rank our top 10 Hart Trophy candidates for the NHL regular season MVP.

On this week’s episode of the podcast, we discuss an absolutely dominant performance by the Montreal Canadiens top line, champion Kaiden Guhle’s recent play and have some fun to honour Cole Caufield’s 40th (and 41st, 42nd, and 43rd) goal!