Eyes On The Prize, a Montreal Canadiens community

The number 22 has been worn by twenty three players for the Habs in over a 100 years of history, but only two make it to this list. Who wore it better?

Did you enter our Name THe Habs Player contest. See if you won!

Looking back to when a then NHL record unbeaten streak was broken by Don Cherry's whipping boy.

Post holiday weekend Habs links and history notes

This day in Habs history

Few players epitomized the Montreal Canadiens work ethic and sense of personal sacrifice better than Terry Harper in the 1960's. Conversely, no player received less respect from the Forum fans, who have been overrated as hockey connoisseurs at times.

Some interesting opinions courtesy of Stan Fischler's "Drop A Dime" column in the New England sports journal this week concerning the Habs and Canadiens.First the Habs:Last time we saw Robbie...

While the Canadiens 2006-07 regular-season careened towards a wild conclusion, where the hockey gods saw fit to have Montreal meet Toronto on the final Saturday night, a dramatic finish from an...

Hockey has lost one of its most colourful characters. John Ferguson, one of the toughest players ever to lace up skates and drop gloves in the NHL died Saturday of prostate cancer. He was 68.I have...

Terry Haper was the first player that I ever heard get booed by his own fans! Little did I know then - as a Habs fan who started watching games at age 7 in 1969 - that he's hardly be the last. P...