This week, we examine the success of the Caufield - Suzuki -Slafkovský line, we tie a bow on an eventful 2023 for the Montreal Canadiens, and we look ahead, predicting some huge headlines for the club in 2024.

On this week's episode of the podcast, we dive into a fun week for the Montreal Canadiens including a big week for both Nick Suzuki and Juraj Slafkovsky. Later in the podcast, we take a look back on the Bob Gainey era and why the Habs could not get over the hump.

On this week's episode, we spread some holiday cheer with gift ideas for Montreal Canadiens players and coaches, we shine some light on a few forward lines and defensive pairings, and we look forward to the long road trip ahead.

On this week's episode of the podcast we discuss the Montreal Canadiens' up and down week that centred around great goaltending from Cayden Primeau and Samuel Montembeault. We also dive into our first ever Montreal Canadiesn Trade Value Rankings.

This week, we use our crystal ball to predict the Canadiens' defensive unit three seasons from now, we examine the effect empty-netters have on plus/minus and other stats, and we praise both Montembeault and his brand new contract.

After 21 games, we talk about who has been the Montreal Canadiens best defensemen, Josh Anderson's struggles, Nick Suzuki steady start to the season and much more!

This episode, we look for the lessons in a week full of losses, dive deep into possible trades involving Canadiens goalies, and check out the stellar play of some young Habs prospects.

On this week's episode of the podcast, we discuss an up and down four-game week for the Habs with great performances by Kaiden Guhle and Samuel Montembeault, and have THE definitive Carey Price conversation (spoiler: he was awesome).

On this week's episode, we shower Gallagher and Monahan with praise, we try to work out the chemistry-phobic second line that became a third line, and discuss what it means to finally see the trio of Caufield, Suzuki and Slafkovský.

Three wins and four exciting games for the Montreal Canadiens. Jake Allen, Cole Caufield and many others shined, while the second line continues to struggle.