The Montréal Canadiens occupy a position no other franchise in the National Hockey League occupies, and one only shared with a select few franchises across major sports. Alongside great teams like baseball’s New York Yankees, football’s Green Bay Packers, and the great soccer teams of Europe, the Canadiens form the pantheon of legendary franchises. This
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The NHL Goalie Report is back! Poised to be better than ever, this series will cover all that matters most throughout 2022-23. Expect these writeups to showcase league leaders, highlight-reel saves, backups battling for starts, spotlight-worthy debuts, questionable calls, all-star performances, injury updates, and everything in between. 2022-23 NHL Goalie Report (The Hockey Writers) In
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Welcome to our daily rumours article brought to you by Betway Sports Sportsnet: Elliotte Friedman on the 32 Thoughts Podcast on Dallas Stars restricted free agent forward Jason Robertson. ** NHLRumors.com transcription “Until I’m proven wrong, my guess is, it comes in around the Pettersson, Barzal, three times $7 million-ish area. I just don’t think
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In today’s NHL rumors rundown, there are questions about what the Toronto Maple Leafs will do if and when they finally get Rasmus Sandin signed to a new deal. It is believed the Vancouver Canucks will sign Bo Horvat, but then what? Where will they get the money to upgrade their defense? Finally, has Erik
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They say timing is everything. And if the Summit Series between Canada and the Soviet Union had happened in a time beyond 1972, it’s possible Paul Henderson wouldn’t have been the hero. When the series was decided, he might not have been in the lineup. History certainly would have played out differently if Henderson had
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Every time there’s a Summit Series anniversary, hockey fans are reminded of Canada’s thrilling comeback victory over the Soviet Union and Paul Henderson’s where-were-you-when Game 8 winner. While many cherish the memories from that 1972 showdown, it remains somewhat difficult for others to reflect on it. Alexander Yakushev, who led the Soviet Union with seven
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Every time there’s a Summit Series anniversary, hockey fans are reminded of Canada’s thrilling comeback victory over the Soviet Union and Paul Henderson’s where-were-you-when Game 8 winner. While many cherish the memories from that 1972 showdown, it remains somewhat difficult for others to reflect on it. Alexander Yakushev, who led the Soviet Union with seven
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