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Road to 2014: A Look at Team Russia
Posted on 23 Mar 2012 by Corey Krakower.
With just under 2 years to go until the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, ProSportsBlogging.com will run a 6-part feature that will identify the hockey players that will likely represent their respective countries at the Olympic Games. The 6 hockey super powers to be covered include Canada, Czech Republic, Finland, Russia, Sweden and USA. Today’s featured country: Russia 2010 Result: Los...
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Christmas Gifts for the Canadiens
Posted on 29 Dec 2009 by Corey Krakower.
A healthy Montreal Canadiens roster (and by that I mean the return of Markov and the incredible play of Halak) has turned this team around for now. They have won 4 of their last 5, all of which have been on the road, and they conclude their 7 game road trip with 2 “home games” in Tampa and in Florida. There is plenty of positive and some negative to go around, but for now, I wanted ...
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THERE IS SOMETHING WRONG IN MONTREAL
Posted on 18 Dec 2009 by Corey Krakower.
A losing streak and a long road trip are not what the Montreal Canadiens need right now. I specifically watched the Habs-Wild game last night very closely because I wanted to try and figure out precisely what is wrong with this team. Let me tell you – the list is very long! The issues ranger from poor puck movement from the defense, turnovers in the neutral zone, zero pressure whatsoever ...
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Prognosis Negative – a 5-game assessment of the new-look Habs
Posted on 14 Oct 2009 by Corey Krakower.
I’m Back!!! I purposely waited the required 5 games before making an evaluation of a team that has undergone one of the biggest roster makeovers in recent memory. Now, before I assess this enigma that is a hockey team, I will quickly summarize the bold moves made by Canadiens’ management and what results were expected from this scientific experiment. Hypothesis #1 – Add...
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Bad Penalty Costs Montreal Game 1
Posted on 17 Apr 2009 by Corey Krakower.
Game 1 was actually pretty even. Boston ended up winning and they deserved to win, but for much of the game, the Habs were neck and neck with the best team in the conference. The first period was very physical, with both teams coming out strong. Boston was the better team scoring the first 2 of the game and ending the period with a 2-1 lead and a 15-9 shot advantage. The second period goes to t...
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Habs Defense Takes a Major Hit
Posted on 6 Apr 2009 by Corey Krakower.
Saturday's big win in Toronto came at a costly price. The news broke this afternoon that Andrei Markov and Mathieu Schneider will be out for extended periods of time, due to injuries sustained during the game. Markov, out for 3 weeks, has 64 points in 78 games this year. He has been the key to the Habs transition game and a mainstay on a powerplay that has been heating up recently. Markov ...
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