By Stevo, AllHabs.net
MONTREAL, QC. — The All Habs Network is happy to bring to you All Habs Fantasy Sports, a great way for you to add a little fun and excitement to your sports season, all while making new friends, connections and expanding your social community.
For years now, All Habs has been a leader in helping you do just that, build your social community (with obvious emphasis on the Montreal Canadiens) through various media such as:
All Habs on Twitter
All Habs on Facebook
YouTube – All Habs
All Habs discussion board
AllHabs.net
HabsTweetup.com
WeAreCanadiens.com
All Habs on LinkedIn
All Habs on Tumblr
Whether it be through news articles, play-by-play analysis, or simply common discussion, All Habs dominates the Montreal Canadiens social community on Twitter, coming in at 40,000+ strong. In fact, there is no other hockey website focussing on a single-team who comes close.
In a recent article by the Edmonton Journal entitled “Who is the King of Hockey reporting on Twitter?” author David Staples lists those who report on hockey via Twitter, ordered by followers. @All_Habs comes in at No. 11 on this list, and in very good company I might add. Here is a list of the top-15:
The Kings of Hockey reporting on Twitter:
- Bob McKenzie
- Darren Dreger
- Eklund
- James Duthie
- Pierre Lebrun
- Nick Kypreos
- ESPN NHL
- Matthew Barnaby
- The Hockey News
- John Bucci
- All Habs
- Darren Pang
- Kevin Weekes
- Greg Wyshynski
- Gord Miller
See the original article for the full list including number of followers.
The All Habs mission continues to be to build a community of Canadiens fans who are informed, engaged and connected, and Rick Stephens, Editor-in-Chief is pleased that people use All Habs as a conduit to find and connect with other Habs fans worldwide. He is also proud that Habs Tweetups have allowed fans to meet in person and develop long lasting friendships. Be sure to follow @All_Habs on Twitter, and also visit other All Habs social community media for a complete engaged fan experience.
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With the NFL football season ready to start on September 8 and the NHL season on October 6, we have two great fantasy pools lined up, which we are inviting you to join, for a fun-filled season of fantasy football and hockey.
National Football League Season Opener – September 8:
- New Orleans Saints at Green Bay Packers: 8:30PM ET, NBC
National Hockey League Season Opener – October 6:
- Montreal Canadiens at Toronto Maple Leafs: 7:00PM ET
- Philadelphia Flyers at Boston Bruins: 7:00PM ET
- Pittsburgh Penguins at Vancouver Canucks: 10:00PM ET
We also have fantasy pools lined up for other sports, so stay tuned for more information on this in the future.
We’ve also created Facebook group for the All Habs Fantasy Sports Leagues. It will act is as a centralized point for discussions, where everyone can reunite and discuss the various fantasy sports pools. All fantasy sports players from any league are invited to stop by and share knowledge or pose your questions to our guru and commissioner @beezee05 .
It’s easy to join any All Habs fantasy sports leagues. You are invited to leave us a message in the comments section below indicating whether you would like to play fantasy football, hockey or both! We will contact you by email with registration instructions.
Space is limited, so contact us today!
I would be interested in hockey and canadian football.
I would be interested in joining an Allhabs Fantasy Hockey League, thanks.
Fantasy Hockey, but would like to know details of league style/set-up etc…
We will definitely be doing Fantasy Hockey with specifics coming out within the next 2 weeks. We’ll make an announcement in The Forum. If you wish to receive an invite prior feel free to send me an email at [email protected].
The format will be head to head and based on specific category victories vs your head to head opponent. Goals, assists, shots on goal, game winning goal etc. Off the top of my head I think we went with 11 or 12 categories for skaters and specific categories for goaltenders.
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