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New coach, same result. And for the same reasons. A big blown lead downs the Habs in Winnipeg for Ducharme’s first game.    

When the head coach gets fired, the boys on the Bias have to emergency podcast!

Well there was a lot going on in this one. Most of it bad as the Habs lose to the Senators again, this time in a shootout.

It might be time to start worrying. The Habs came up short yet again on Sunday, a truly terrible weekend of hockey after a week off. No answers in site right now.    

After a week off, and with 37 games in the next 70 days, everyone was wondering how the Habs would look against the high-flying Maple Leafs on Saturday night. And just like before the break, mental mistakes are killing the Canadiens this season as the potent Toronto PP was the difference in this one.

The boys on the Bias return to re-visit the first 15 games of the 2021 Habs season and check in on the rest of the Canadian division. Plus, the ever-evolving story of  the devolving of Alex Galchenyuk’s NHL career, the future of the Pittsburgh Penguins, some more thoughts on Torts and more!  

Sometimes a good 20 minutes is all you need to keep a season on the rails. Price and Gallagher showed up on Saturday night and the Habs got a huge win in Toronto as they head into a week-long break. Ian Boisvert guests again on this one!  

The losses are starting to pile up for your Montreal Canadiens. The Habs may have kept Draisaitl and McDavid from scoring,  but they just didn’t look like the Habs of the first 10 games again on Thursday night.

The Canadiens didn’t have what it’s going to take to beat the Leafs this season on Wednesday night. Too many mistakes by the Habs weakest links. A frustrating loss the Habs are going to have to rebound from quickly.  

It wasn’t the most convincing win by any measure, but it was an important – though frustrating – win all the same for your Montreal Canadiens on Saturday afternoon in Ottawa. Another stop by courtesy of Ian Boisvert on this one, somehow talking head shot rules yet again.  

The gents are back yet again, this time to to get in on that Joe Rogan money! The NHL has announced how it plans to return in the age of Covid, plus new bits called ‘They’re A Hall of Famer In My Books’ and ‘Whose Pizza Would You Poison?’

For some reason, Sean and Zach are back already with another quarantine edition of the pod. It’s time to revisit the Montreal Canadiens’ 2010 run to the Eastern Conference final  – aka The Halak Playoffs. Plus, Zach pitches a dumb tournament idea, TV Show & Book Recommendations You Didn’t Ask For, a nod to The … Continue reading I Don’t Give A Shit About Robots

No hockey? No problem! (Okay, maybe some problems). The gents return to talk about how they’ve been filling their sports-less lives and review all the discourse around the no games sports world today. Plus “kind of reviews” of Gladiator, Hell or High Water, Stripes, the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Moneyball, The Town, Rounders, Groundhog … Continue reading Quaranpod

It’s a very special crossover episode as Zach joins the gang from The Nosebleeds Podcast to look over everything that happened at this year’s NHL trade deadline.

And just like that the gents have wandered back into the pod pod for another episode to talk Ilya Kovalchuk, the Habs potential trade deadline action, Nick Suzuki, Ovechkin potentially catching on Gretzky and imagining what the XFL would look like if it were for hockey. Plus, a new bit called Beating the Dead Horse.

The gents are finally back for another episode of the big pod with a look back at the past decade of your Montreal Canadiens, including the All Decade Team, a year-by-year look back, What We Were Most Wrong About, and the Top Five Moments of the Decade. Plus, a Roster Report Card for the season … Continue reading The Carey Price Decade

The Habs just never beat the Sharks. Even when your Montreal Canadiens outshoot them 37-23 as was the case on Thursday night at the Bell Centre. Evander Kane was a monster in this one, unfortunately.

This past weekend’s afternoon slate of games was a microcosm of how the Habs season has gone so far, so it should come as no surprise they won one and lost one, though who they beat and who downed them was surprising.