Canadiens Connection, Podcast, Rocket Sports Radio, episode 185 | Habs News, Montreal, NHL, Justin Barron, Jordan Harris, Guy Lafleur, Cole Caufield, Jayden Struble, Nordiques

ROCKET SPORTS MEDIA | MONTREAL, QC. — Welcome to the Canadiens Connection via Rocket Sports Radio. This engaging podcast featured on All Habs Hockey Magazine connects Habs fans with their beloved team from a plugged-in source they know and trust.

This Week’s Show

Segment 1: Week in Review, Habs News, League News

Check out news Headlines posts at AllHabs.net.
Roster news – William Lagesson and Justin Barron made their Canadiens’ debuts this week. The Canadiens signed defenceman Jordan Harris to a two-year entry-level contract. The Canadiens signed forward Joshua Roy to a three-year, entry-level contract. The Canadiens signed forward Lucas Condotta to a one-year, entry-level contract.
Habs prospect report – Two Canadiens prospects have made it to the Frozen Four: Brett Stapley (Denver), Rhett Pitlick (Minnesota). Jayden Struble’s season was over when Northeastern was eliminated. The question is will Struble return to school next season or turn pro? Be sure to read the content at AHL.report and check out The Press Zone – Montreal.
Habs news and notes: The NHL named Cole Caufield the league’s “Rookie of the Month” for March. Guy Lafleur will receive the Medal of Honour from the Quebec National Assembly on May 24th.

Segment 2: BIG Topic – New Neighbours?

This week, Denis Lessard from La Presse reported that there were discussions between the Ottawa Senators, the NHL, Quebecor and the Quebec government to schedule five Senators games at the Videotron Centre in Quebec City next season.
Quebec City has been without a team since 1995. The 18,000 seat Videotron Centre is presently the home of the Quebec Remparts of the QMJHL. In the unlikely event that the Quebec Nordiques return to the NHL, what would it mean for the Montreal Canadiens?

Segment 3: Have Your Say

Canadiens upcoming events.
Canadiens Connection question of the week: Are you excited about the signing of Jordan Harris?
Listener’s texts and emails.

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salut-bien chers amis allhabs,
great podcast/emmission
does our future look well?you betcha!
these kids can play.and finally management is recognisng that and letting them play!!!years,decades of trying to make the players fit the system,when they were drafted for other reasons?the kids try and do what they are instructed.but it often ends to no avail.their strenghts/talents are not used/developed properly.what then happens?confusion.crushed confiance/identity.waivers.the minors.traded away,,,etc
this crop of kids will play to their strenghts it seems.because “la gerance” is finally allowing et nurturing it!yes,the games are meaningless for the standings.yes,there is no pressure/expectations to make the playoffs.yes,we can play with less caution and more risk.but so far,the team is skating well.attacking from the defense-out.making plays.we can leave the strategies for next season when the play-offs may be in reach?for now:”away les gars,away”
what do i retain from the rivalry nordiques vs CH?
not so much the hockey.but rather the violence.the hatred.
you mentioned that infamous good friday match-up in the play-offs,1984.i remember that one very well.the hockey?non!
the bench clearing brawl-yes!the cheap shot that ended jean hamel’s career.that is what i remember.an innocent young kid with a promising career ahead of him.
caught in a blood-bath brawl.losing his eye/vision because of a cheap-shot from louis slegher a notorious thug on skates.
oui mes amis,c’est malhereusement les telles souvenirs que
ma memoire y endotte/registre concernant les nordiques de quebec.inpenseable,et vraie
les condoleances sinceres,depart de eugene melnyk
que le bon dieu benisse,
que le bon dieu benisse,
les sens jouons a quebec 5 matchs:pourquoi???ce n’est pas de bon sens!la politique fait toujours “les ravages” entre le sport!
ps,all these J’s kids and others,where did they come from?
yes,you are correcte:trevor timmins country!!!we need him back where he belongs.with us-CH!
merci pour l’ecoute
portez-vous tous bien
familleCH,toujours
guyCH10 soit toujours avec-nous en prieres et pensees

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little molly et ami April 4, 2022 At 11:23 pm

salut-bien chers amis allhabs,
great podcast/emmission
does our future look well?you betcha!
these kids can play.and finally management is recognisng that and letting them play!!!years,decades of trying to make the players fit the system,when they were drafted for other reasons?the kids try and do what they are instructed.but it often ends to no avail.their strenghts/talents are not used/developed properly.what then happens?confusion.crushed confiance/identity.waivers.the minors.traded away,,,etc
this crop of kids will play to their strenghts it seems.because “la gerance” is finally allowing et nurturing it!yes,the games are meaningless for the standings.yes,there is no pressure/expectations to make the playoffs.yes,we can play with less caution and more risk.but so far,the team is skating well.attacking from the defense-out.making plays.we can leave the strategies for next season when the play-offs may be in reach?for now:”away les gars,away”
what do i retain from the rivalry nordiques vs CH?
not so much the hockey.but rather the violence.the hatred.
you mentioned that infamous good friday match-up in the play-offs,1984.i remember that one very well.the hockey?non!
the bench clearing brawl-yes!the cheap shot that ended jean hamel’s career.that is what i remember.an innocent young kid with a promising career ahead of him.
caught in a blood-bath brawl.losing his eye/vision because of a cheap-shot from louis slegher a notorious thug on skates.
oui mes amis,c’est malhereusement les telles souvenirs que
ma memoire y endotte/registre concernant les nordiques de quebec.inpenseable,et vraie
les condoleances sinceres,depart de eugene melnyk
que le bon dieu benisse,
que le bon dieu benisse,
les sens jouons a quebec 5 matchs:pourquoi???ce n’est pas de bon sens!la politique fait toujours “les ravages” entre le sport!
ps,all these J’s kids and others,where did they come from?
yes,you are correcte:trevor timmins country!!!we need him back where he belongs.with us-CH!
merci pour l’ecoute
portez-vous tous bien
familleCH,toujours
guyCH10 soit toujours avec-nous en prieres et pensees

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