Are you looking for a good Habs playoff song? Never mind good ... this song is great! The song, "25 Feels a Lot Like 93", is by ANNAKIN SLAYD and if you have not heard it yet, hit the link below. If you have heard it, you know you want to hear it again (and again) ...
http://www.myspace.com/annakinslayd
Our site of the day is the HamiltonBulldogs.com. This is the official website of the Canadiens farm team, the Hamilton Bulldogs. If you are looking for information regarding the players you might see with the Habs in the near future, this is the place to go. You will find team news, player statistics, personnel data, live radio web casts and more!
Link: HamiltonBulldogs.com
Our Montreal Canadiens site for today is GoHabs.com. This is one of the best Canadiens sites on the internet. GoHabs has everything a Montreal fan could want. It is packed with news, team personnel information, full team history, a fan forum, trade and draft picks, hall of fame section, and a whole lot more. This is a must see for all Montreal fans.
Link: GoHabs.com
Our site of the day is HabFans.com. This site is one of the most active Habs message boards on the net. The posters are very knowledgeable and continuisly update the board with the latest Habs news. This is a great site for any Canadiens fan.
Link: HabFans.com
The Montreal Canadiens are the most successful franchise in professional hockey history. No other team comes close to the Canadiens 24 Stanley Cups. Considering the “Habs” are just under 100 years old that works out to a winning percentage of over 25%!!!
Over the years many players, coaches and general managers have been a part of the Canadiens organization. Many of these men have become not only Montreal legends, but NHL legends. Some of these names include Maurice Richard, Jean Beliveau, Toe Blake, Ken Dryden, Guy Lafleur, Howie Morenz, Henri Richard, Patrick Roy, and Scotty Bowman. The above list alone is amazing … but it is only a small part of the Montreal Canadiens history.
Our site of the day is the “Montreal Canadiens Legends”. This site has an impressive array of articles on some of these remarkable men. As the All-Star break is among us, it is a good time to look back at some of the most amazing Habs from the past.
Link: Montreal Canadiens Legends
Our site of the day is The Internet Hockey Database, HockeyDB.com. This is one of the most visited hockey sites on the Internet. At HockeyDB you can find statistics on almost every league and player since the early 1900's. They also track data on trading cards, awards, and draft picks. If you are a serious hockey fan, then HockeyDB is for you.
Link: HockeyDB.com
Our Montreal Canadiens site of the day is RDS.ca.
RDS, a French-speaking network, is the Canadiens official broadcaster. They telecast all 82 Habs regular-season games and all playoff games. The RDS website covers all major sports, giving priority to Quebec related news. As far as Canadiens news goes, RDS pretty much offers the best coverage on the Internet as they update their site throughout the day. Even the awful on-air game commentary of Pierre Houde and Yvon Pednault is not enough to turn us sour on the RDS website!
Link: RDS.ca
Our site of the day is Hockey’s Future. This is the best site to check up on the top prospects in the Canadiens farm system and the overall NHL. You will find player profiles and rankings, depth charts, original articles, draft information, and one of the top Montreal Canadiens forums on the web. This site is a keeper!
Link: Hockey's Future
Our Habs site of the day is topix.net. If you are looking for Montreal Canadiens news, then this is the site for you. Topix searches the web for all the most relevant Canadiens information and presents it in an easy to read format. The only drawback is for the French speaking population, as topix does not retrieve French news items. Nonetheless, it is a great site for the serious Habs fan.
Link: topix.net
Our site of the day is Wikipedia! This may appear to be a strange pick, but Wikipedia has a great Montreal Canadiens page with tons of historic information on the greatest hockey team of all-time. From early franchise history all the way to today, you will find season-by-season records, team captains, hall of famers, retired numbers, draft picks, scoring leaders, NHL awards and trophy winners ... and much more!
Link: Montreal Canadiens Wikipedia
Are you a trivia buff?
How well do you know your Canadiens history?
If you got game, visit our site of the day: FunTrivia. Click the link below for a list of FunTriva's Canadiens Trivia section.
Link: Canadiens Trivia (FunTrivia)
