Kovalev’s Team
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Excuse the commercial for Warrior, but this is a pretty impressive video.
Makes you wonder why Kovalev doesn’t score 50+ a year? Then you realize Hockey is a team sport and individual skill can only take you so far. Impressive nonetheless.
Kovalev and his 21 goals and 44 points lead the Canadiens in both categories. Not to mention the +10 he’s posted. Leading by example you might say.
Goal scoring is what they’ll need against Martin Brodeur and the Devils tonight. In particular, the first goal.
The Canadiens have not won in NJ in nearly 6 years and only twice in over 14 years! Almost unbelievable.
Coming off an impressive 8 goal outburst, the Canadiens can’t be any more confident to break the curse than they are right now.
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- Senet1 : It will be interesting to see how Sutter does because to me the Oilers are not his kind of team, but then again neither were the Flames.
- goalie : I don't know when they'll announce it but the Oilers will be signing Sutter (Flames ex-coach) to coach their team - that's why Kevin Lowe chose him to coach in the World's. That was the world's worst kept secret.
- Senet1 : I guess I wish we could get it done so all the speculating was over and we can get to building out team.
- goalie : I can't type.... what a faux pas on my behalf...
- goalie : I just realized what I said adn didn't say yesterday. What a fayx as on my behalf. Regarding coaching Randy Cunnyworth MUSDT stay as an assistant- he deserves at least that after the tremendous job he did in the latter part of this past season. I'd still mlike to have Robinson, Carbo adn Allard on the staff also.
- Avatar37 : I agree Senet, my choice if we can't have Cunneyworth would be Crawford, Robinson on defense, Cunneyworth for offense, and Carbo as offense/faceoffs .
- Senet1 : I think if I had my choice it would be Crawford and see if he could get Carbo and Robinson as assistants. That would be my idea coaching team.
- goalie : I witnesed Marc Crawford MANY times when the Avs, etc. played against Oilers and let me tell you - he is constantly on the referees asses virtually game after game. He is the complete OPPOSITE of J. Martin. Crawford is calm on TSN but he is one excited coach behind the bench. A friend of mine who was an NHL linesman for 26 years said they dreaded Crawford he was so tough on the officials!
- goalie : You know, I've bee thinking about the coaching situation. I'd be really excited if the Habs had Hartley as head coach and Carbo adn Robinson as his assistants. I also read it somewhere about a month ago that Toronto's goalie coach Allard (?) wants to relocate back to Montreal where he has his goaltending school/business. Add him to the mix and I'd say the Habs would be in great shape coaching wise.
- Avatar37 : Well, from what I recall, Hartley didn't do all that well with the Thrashers. But, I don't know enough about him to judge one way or the other. Crawford I do know, and he always seemed to be a good, level headed coach to me.
- Senet1 : even Pacioretty two years ago did not impress any of us. Younger players have to play and make mistakes and learn from those mistakes. If they sit in the press box they are learning nothing.
- Senet1 : Of course if he have some good assistants like a Larry Robinson to teach the young defence and someone like Carbo to teach faceoffs etc. then your coach does not have to be as good at teaching. If Hartley fits the bill you get no argument from me. My only previous point is that if he is impatient with your younger players to the point that he does not play them, then we are right back where we were with Martin. Martin was a good coach too, but how he handled Emelin, PK and even Pacioretty two
- goalie : I would like to see the Habs sign a coach who realizes that our team isn't tough enough (we need to get bigger and somewhat more nastier),the coach needs t be a great TEACHER and be a coach who can get the players to understand and buy into his system. Other than that I couldn't care what lingo he speaks. I wnat to see our team become a ligitimate contender fast!
- HabsLoseAgain : Well we dont know if he is or is not a teaching coach. I woukd just hate to paint Hartley something that he is not. There will always be questions but if Hartley was hired as the habs new bench boss i for one would not be overly upset.
- Senet1 : My thoughts are not that he is or is not a good coach but rather that when he won the cup he had an experience team of superstars on that team. Where as we have a group of young inexperienced players, is he a teaching coach or a tactical coach or both? I am not question whether he is a good coach, but my question therefore is he the coach for us at this point in the deveopment of our team?? Not sure we are all purely speculating at the moment?
- Senet1 : Something happened to my first post. I will try again.
- Senet1 : That is why I said I am not sure he is the coach for us at this time? Right now we are all speculating including yourself, because non of us know for sure?
- HabsLoseAgain : Crawford also won a cup with Patrick Roy so would you say he is a good coach or did he just have great players and one of the best goaltenders of alltime?
- HabsLoseAgain : Senrt so please give me some reasons why you think Hartley is not the coach the habs need right now. What is it that you do not like about him or his coaching style?
- HabsLoseAgain : Well all great coaches had great players playing for them so i guess you you add a a pile of other coaches to that list including Bowan......
- Senet1 : Hartley, was he a good coach or did he just have great players and one of the best altime goaltenders of all time. I am not sure that he is the type of coach that this organization needs right now. Unless of course we sign a ton of free agents.
- Avatar37 : However, my feelings may completely be wrong, Hartley may turn out to be a good fit.
- Avatar37 : I didn't say Hartley was unknown, I said we demoted a good coach in Cunneyworth and now have an unknown quantity because we don't have a coach. I don't have that great a feeling about Hartley, I'd be much more comfortable with Crawford.
- HabsLoseAgain : In my opinion i think he might be a good fit in montreal. Oh and he also likes to have a tough team.
- HabsLoseAgain : Also this year he coached the ZSC Lions to the swiss championship title.
- HabsLoseAgain : lol the so called "unknown" won a cup in 2000-2001 with the colarado avalanch.
- HabsLoseAgain : lol Bob Hartley is not an unknown lol.....sheesh.
- Senet1 : I think he has until the trading deadline to show us that he deserves to be on this team. If he does not get back on track then he could be simply a 2nd round draft pick to whoever we can trade him to.
- Avatar37 : Bourque reminds me of Pouliot, size, skill, and invisible. He needs to get back to playing a physical game and bang people around and maybe he'll start getting some of those garbage goals again. Need to get to the front of the net. I hope he can find his game again.
- Avatar37 : We had a good coach in Randy Cunneyworth. Now we have an unknown, with Bob Hartley rumoured to be the front runner. I'd rather have Cunneyworth.
- goalie : A player like Rene Bourwue has al the physical attributes of what would be a beter than average player. Hwever, he certainly didn't play that well especially after being in Montreal about three weeks. We NEED players like Rene to play hard AND produce points on a REGULAR BASIS in order for us to be competitive.
- Senet1 : MONTREAL – Rene Bourque had a rocky start to his career as a Hab, but he’s planning on using the next four years to make up for it. After arriving in Montreal under less-than-ideal circumstances in January, Bourque spent the following 38 games hoping to find the spark he needed to rekindle his offensive production. Despite flanking Tomas Plekanec on the team’s second line to close out the season, the 30-year-old sniper suddenly found himself firing blanks in his new NHL home.
- Senet1 : I think we have to be patient and not expect too much too soon. Let's get a strong management team in place, make a good choices in the draft get a good coach and then see what we need at the free agent market. I will not be too disapointed if we miss the playoffs again next year if it means a long term team success. We have the opportunity to make some major strides over the next two years at the draft table. Then we fill in the holes.
- goalie : I certainly agree that we need to get some impact forwards who will sign for 5 years, not for a season then walk away. That's not going to help us.
- goalie : I wouldn't trade PK for Ovetchkin no matter what. He is a coach's NIGHTMARE and a poor team player.
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January 24, 2008 at 12:20 pm
If we are to beat Jersey tonight we have to crash the net. Get in Brodeur’s face. He can’t stop what he can’t see. Shoot the puck on the PP. Not waiting for that fancy play, just shoot and screen Brodeur. We will not score goals from outside the circle on Broduer like we did against Boston unless we get in front of him…..
January 24, 2008 at 12:59 pm
Kovalev is easily going to score 40 this year, he`s on fire you can see the determination in his eyes, and he`s only getting hotter as the season goes on !!!
January 24, 2008 at 1:53 pm
We’ll I sure hope that he keeps it up that way. What would you all think about these lines
Kovalev/Plakanec/Higgins and Koivi/A. Kostitsyn/S. Kostitsyn ?
I think we would potentially have the 2 best lines, I’m pretty sure that Kovalev wouldn’t mind having Higgins on his line
January 24, 2008 at 1:54 pm
since 1993, our record playing in NJ: 1-21-4. could it be any worse?
Unless we score the 1st goal, and get a shutout, or record in NJ will
be 1-22-4, and counting. So as good as our dominance is over the bruins, that’s how bad it is over the devils! we can only hope that Brodeur has a rare bad game.
January 24, 2008 at 3:26 pm
Its time to get to the basics again…all this fancy footwork is going nowhere..if we rush Marty..only choice, whos gonna step up and fight tonight?..yeah only one guy with balls..i dont have to mention it..play the young “k” bothers hard..give the young guns more ice time tonight..we are done anyway..like in Boston..we should have pulled Huet halfway throught the third..Julien played his kids and they had a chance to get some time in..i think tonights our time..Huet a rest..and the “newbies” some ice time…4 to 2 jersey
January 24, 2008 at 3:48 pm
It seems no matter which web site I’m looking at I see everyone crapping on Carbo for changing the lines all the time……then I see people who want to take arguably the best line in the east right now and break it up….jesus….give your head a shake. If Carbo ever breaks up that line I will personally drive to Mtl, and ***** slap him on National television.
break up Kovy’s line….gee willakers…..why don’t we put Dandenault in net and let Halak and Huet practice their golf swings in the main foyer, with the Lyrics to “am I blue” printed on their bellies….
man oh man……lets get Koivu to shoot right handed tonight huh?….wouldn’t that be fun?
January 24, 2008 at 4:03 pm
I know thers nothing wrong with the Koivu line..maybe these guys think Canadiens players dont have other things on their mind like family and other personal issues…we dont have a clue whats going on inside the dressing room or on the street, Montreal fans **** on their players more than any people I know..im from Regina…they ***** about the Riders and when they win..the wagon tips over because its loaded with “jumpers”…I hope they dont make Saku another “Gretsky” and dump him like used beerbottle and cash him in…Gainey is way more classy than that…after all..he knows what loss is all about and the “HABS FAMILY” wont disrespect the classiest player in the NHL by tradeing him..EVER!
Halak..get in net…”K” brothers..go out and have fun…Kovalev and Koivu…maybe 15 shifts tonight…4 to 2 Jersey..”Bob”..start looking for a 6ft 4 255 pound crunching machine for the playoffs..we are going to need it ..were going to “Philly’ this April!
January 24, 2008 at 4:41 pm
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January 24, 2008 at 5:22 pm
This is a big game and it would be a great time to break this slump against Jersey and gain another couple of points on Ottawa depending how they fare against Tampa tonight.
Let’s go Habs!
January 24, 2008 at 5:27 pm
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1/24/2008 12:43:52 PM
(Sports Network) – A pair of teams coming off decisive victories over division rivals will try to keep the offense going tonight, when the New Jersey Devils welcome the Montreal Canadiens for a battle at the Prudential Center.
The Canadiens pounded the visiting Boston Bruins, 8-2, on Tuesday, while the Devils slammed the Flyers, 7-3, in Philadelphia the same night. Both Montreal and Jersey set season-highs for goals scored.
This evening’s test is the final game for both clubs before the All-Star break.
Montreal continued its dominance of the Bruins with Tuesday’s win, as the Habs improved to 6-0-0 against Boston this season. The Canadiens, who have outscored the Bruins by a 32-10 count this year, have also won nine straight and 16 of the last 19 encounters in the series.
Cristobal Huet made 29 saves, and Andrei Kostitsyn scored twice and added an assist as the Canadiens mauled the Bruins.
Tom Kostopoulos, Bryan Smolinski and Michael Komisarek had a goal and an assist each as Montreal won for the third time in four games.
Michael Ryder, Maxim Lapierre and Alex Kovalev also lit the lamp, while Mark Streit registered three assists and Steve Begin and Sergei Kostitsyn had two apiece.
Montreal has an impressive 16-7-3 record as the visiting club this year and has won five of its last seven road tilts.
The Devils, meanwhile, beat the rival Flyers on Tuesday and grabbed a hold of first place in the Atlantic Division as a result of the win. Zach Parise and Patrik Elias each scored a pair of goals to lead New Jersey to the easy win at the Wachovia Center. It was the second straight win and fifth in seven games overall for the Devils.
Johnny Oduya had a goal and three assists, as the Devils won their fifth straight over the Flyers, and took over the lead in the Atlantic Division. New Jersey is atop the Atlantic with 59 points, Pittsburgh is one back in second and the Flyers are third with 57 points.
Travis Zajac had three assists for the Devils, who were 5-of-8 on power play opportunities. Martin Brodeur made 24 saves in the win.
The Devils are beginning a five-game homestand tonight, but the next test won’t be until Tuesday night against Pittsburgh. Jersey is 14-7-0 as the host this season.
Jersey beat the visiting Habs, 4-0, on November 30 in the only other meeting between the clubs this year. The Devils have taken nine straight and 12 of the last 15 in the series.
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January 24, 2008 at 7:12 pm
Geeze man get a clue post a link to the site not the whole damn page LOL
AK27 crazy skills !! SICK !!!
January 24, 2008 at 9:18 pm
I dont think thye will trade C.Higgins..or C.Huet…they printed thier initials on the jersy!..lol..c’omon guys only way to loosen up an *** kicking!
January 24, 2008 at 9:23 pm
Ohhh 6:41 of the second..the big smog “rushes the net’…hint hint…lol
January 24, 2008 at 9:30 pm
Under three to go in the second..another goal for jersey..think maybe Huet neEds an early shower?…LOL..LOL
January 24, 2008 at 9:34 pm
Koivu is such a useless player. and Begin? too bad he didn’t suffer a serious injury last night!
January 24, 2008 at 9:49 pm
Posted on January 24th, 2008 at 9:34 pm. About ‘Kovalev’s Team’.
Koivu is such a useless player. and Begin? too bad he didn’t suffer a serious injury last night!
No need to say that.
January 24, 2008 at 9:55 pm
Wishing that on your mom was only figuratively speaking in the context you dispayed..not an actual comment intended for the low life that wished harm on begin..
thank you
j
January 24, 2008 at 10:08 pm
10:10 of the third..Huet gets “run over”…mmmmmm…one more goal by Jersey and the “prediction is complete”..its time to hammer on Marty!
January 24, 2008 at 10:11 pm
Its a high stick goal…it shouldnt count!..lol
January 24, 2008 at 10:19 pm
there you go trade the both of them now eh. “xtrahabsfan”
January 24, 2008 at 10:30 pm
Begin takes one for the team..tradem all!
January 24, 2008 at 10:35 pm
todays sport select..MTL to win..thats a big 2.50..now i need NYR,BOS and EDM to win and i get a whole 33 dollars!..on a 2 dollar bet
January 24, 2008 at 10:37 pm
A win? In New Jersey!>!#)(*&)(*!!? Ladies and gents hell truly has frozen over. Great feeling going into the all-star break too! AND!!!!!! it’s the Habs first come back win in the third period this year. Hadn’t won a game when trailing going into the third back that too has been erased from the record.
January 24, 2008 at 10:37 pm
THEY WON!
January 24, 2008 at 10:40 pm
thanks to all the habs fans and to the blog maker for letting us rant here..everyone have a great all star break and be safe!
PEACE
January 24, 2008 at 10:40 pm
Habman = spam spam spam
GO HABS GO !!! And we win in Jersey !!!!!!!!!!!!!! Next !!!
January 24, 2008 at 10:41 pm
I WOULD STILL TRADE KOIVU! and I still think Begin doesn’t belong on this team!
before his injury, he was scratched so many times. of couse I don’t wish injuries on our players, but after he failed to clear the puck, directly resulting in NJ’s goal, I said that in the heat of frustration. never frustrated by bad plays?
January 24, 2008 at 11:01 pm
To the point were I wish serious injuries on players ………. never
January 24, 2008 at 11:20 pm
Agreed, wishing harm on others for the sake of a game is a bit crazy.
Anyway, huge win tonight! A big 2 points and a great way to show the rest of the Eastern Conference that we mean business following the break.
GO HABS GO!
January 24, 2008 at 11:43 pm
NICE WIN,only got to see the game during the ruling on Saku’s goal.The face’s on Sutter and Brodeur near the end in the third was very special,lol … nice way to go into the break,heck I’m so happy I won’t even slam Ryder…go habs…
January 24, 2008 at 11:47 pm
Don Carnage: learn how to spell before you spew garbage.
January 25, 2008 at 1:04 am
I made a typo so ? I missed an H oh my bad sorry for that , I bet you never make typos eh ? … We cannot edit our post’s here so typo’s stay … either way , I can come over to your house if you like , I will spew garbage in person anytime your ready ..
January 25, 2008 at 1:07 am
since 1993, our record playing in NJ: 1-21-4. could it be any worse?
Unless we score the 1st goal, and get a shutout, or record in NJ will
be 1-22-4, and counting. So as good as our dominance is over the bruins, that’s how bad it is over the devils! we can only hope that Brodeur has a rare bad game.
Uh would that or record be our record? Don’t tell me you spew garbage and can’t spell?
January 25, 2008 at 1:49 am
at least I get my facts right. Do you have a problem with that?
Or do you just like to criticize everyone on this blog?
try and respect my comments and I’ll do the same with yours.
January 25, 2008 at 2:23 am
everybody get along! the habs won what else do you need.
January 25, 2008 at 6:13 am
Seriously, why does everyone argue about stupid sh*t in this forum?
Good on les habitants for getting a much deserved, much needed win in Jersey. Koivu’s goal was SICK! I don’t care what any of you say about him, he’s still the heart of the team. His play may be a little poor this year, and Kovalev has taken his place in points. But the little guy still shows he can get er done. I’m so glad I didn’t stop watching when they were losing. They did look shaky in the first 2 periods, but damn, they dominated in the 3rd.
Tough week next week against the Caps! We’re now sitting 6 pts behind the Sens with a game in hand and we’re 4th in the league! Who woulda thought?
Keep those wins comin boys! We need to win at least half our games left to secure a playoff spot. Can’t back down now! We’ll need to improve on home ice for the 9 home games coming up in Feb.
GO HABS GO!!!
January 25, 2008 at 6:14 am
The ONLY reason Jersey got the third goal was because of that lame penalty. Hey, even with
two 5 on 3′s we still came out on top. Pretty sweet I’d say!!!!
January 25, 2008 at 9:24 am
I don’t know what people don’t like about Begin, but for a fourth liner and a player that plays great shorthanded, let me tell you, he belongs in this league much much more than Latendresse that is a puss.y. Doesn’t drop the gloves, don’t no go for a body check face to face, only goes side ways on from behind or after the play. Anyhow, done with comments of unworthy players. But what a come back, loved the game just sucks for Huet’s goal against average 13 shots 3 goals. ouch. Anyhow general performance, it felt good to finally win against Jersey. Go habs go.
January 25, 2008 at 9:27 am
And guess what, if the standings would to stay like this… Jersey here we come in the playoffs. lol
January 25, 2008 at 11:05 am
We dont want Jersey in the playoff’s …
HJ look back and see where you jumped on me this is the respect your talking about right?
I said the other guy was spamming and he was …what 8 posts in a row most one liners?
GO HABS GO!!
PS: No typo’s ? just in case someone might want to jump on me …
January 25, 2008 at 12:02 pm
Ok kids Play nice.
The monkey is off our backs now. Brodeur had his candy taken away from him last night. Life is good. Life is good in Habsville………..
January 25, 2008 at 2:17 pm
Yes times are good, times are good for a trade. While our stock is high we should package up some of our loose ends with picks and trade for someone to make an impact in the playoffs.
January 25, 2008 at 7:56 pm
Hossa from Atlanta .. but at what cost ?
January 25, 2008 at 8:59 pm
Don carnage= “jelous he didnt take the name “habman first”..use the ol noggin boy!
January 25, 2008 at 9:03 pm
Any way carnage ..if you look deeply at the times posted you would see i was “BLOGGING WHILE WATCHING THE GAME”!..and hoping there was some company to add to the adventure while watching it…but i guess multi tasking isnt your “fortiet”…maybe next game keep the blog open and have some fun with it!
January 25, 2008 at 9:06 pm
Yes… Don its central time here….can you do the math?…lol
January 25, 2008 at 10:02 pm
Your times are posted in my time zone no math needed … and Watch this ok
January 26, 2008 at 9:33 am
Anyone watching the all-star game?
January 26, 2008 at 10:10 am
Huet didn;t play well at all…3 goals on 13 shots! That’s unacceptable.
January 26, 2008 at 10:12 am
Trade kovalev 1st round pick 2 future first round picks and ryder for ovechkin?