Segue Issue 22-06 February 18, 2022 This is the last in my series called Five Fantasies to Fix the Habs. The first four fantasies covered Ben Chiarot, Artturi Lehkonen, Brendan Gallagher and Jonathan Drouin. I also threw in an extra fantasy when news broke that Jeff Petry was on the market. Those articles (and manyContinue reading “Five Fantasies to Fix the Habs – The Dvorak Fantasy“
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Week 15 in One Word: Small
February 14, 2022 small /smôl/ of a size that is less than normal or usual Similar: little, compact, tiny, minute, slight, minor, inconsequential insignificant, unimportant Week 15 had four games in store for the Montreal Canadiens. The New Jersey Devils clobbered the Habs on Tuesday night and the 7-1 beatdown was the final straw forContinue reading “Week 15 in One Word: Small“
An Open Letter to Martin St. Louis from Ted Lasso
February 10, 2022 Dear Marty, I was just finishing up training when Coach Beard told me the good news. Congratulations buddy! I thought I’d take a minute to drop you a line and tell you some things that I’ve learned across the pond that might save you the trouble. Before you even show up atContinue reading “An Open Letter to Martin St. Louis from Ted Lasso“
Five Fantasies to Fix the Habs – The Drouin Fantasy
Segue Issue 22-05 February 9, 2022 I’m a few articles deep in a series called Five Fantasies to Fix the Habs. In the first three fantasies I covered Ben Chiarot, Artturi Lehkonen and Brendan Gallagher. Then news broke that Jeff Petry was on the market and I inserted an unexpected fantasy. Those articles (and manyContinue reading “Five Fantasies to Fix the Habs – The Drouin Fantasy“
An Unexpected Fantasy to Fix the Habs – The Petry Fantasy
Segue Issue 22-04 February 1, 2022 I’m in the middle of a pre-trade deadline series called Five Fantasies to Fix the Habs, with three fantasies already in the books. Ben Chiarot, Artturi Lehkonen and Brendan Gallagher were the first three guys I considered. Those articles (and many others) can be found at habather.wordpress.com. I hadContinue reading “An Unexpected Fantasy to Fix the Habs – The Petry Fantasy“
Week 14 in One Word: Closer
January 31, 2022 closer /klōs·r/ very near to (being or doing something) Similar: nearer, approaching, not far from, on the verge of a person who is skilled at bringing a business transaction to a satisfactory conclusion Week 14 had four games in store for the Montreal Canadiens. On Monday night they were absolutely pummeled inContinue reading “Week 14 in One Word: Closer“
Five Fantasies to Fix the Habs – The Gallagher Fantasy
Segue Issue 22-03 January 25, 2022 For the third article in a series called Five Fantasies to Fix the Habs, I’m looking at Brendan Gallagher. Last week the focus was on Artturi Lehkonen and the week before that it was Ben Chiarot. Those articles (and many others) can be found at habather.wordpress.com. Just a reminderContinue reading “Five Fantasies to Fix the Habs – The Gallagher Fantasy“
Week 13 in One Word: Shine
January 23, 2022 shine /SHīn/ a quality of brightness, especially from reflected light. Similar: beam, radiate, emit light, gleam, glow direct (a flashlight or other light) somewhere in order to see something in the dark The Montreal Canadiens played four games this week. On Martin Luther King Day in the States, the Habs lost anContinue reading “Week 13 in One Word: Shine“
Five Fantasies to Fix the Habs – The Lehkonen Fantasy
Segue Issue 22-02 January 17, 2022 This is the second article in a series called Five Fantasies to Fix the Habs. We’ll look at one fantasy at a time, and last week we started with Ben Chiarot. That article (and many others) can be found at habather.wordpress.com. Just a reminder that I’m calling them fantasiesContinue reading “Five Fantasies to Fix the Habs – The Lehkonen Fantasy“
Week 12 in One Word: Fight
January 14, 2022 fight /fīt/ a violent confrontation or struggle Similar: brawl, altercation, struggle, wrestle, exchange blows, battle, contend, scrap take part in a violent struggle involving the exchange of physical blows or the use of weapons. After a two-week break in action due to the blows delivered by the omicron variant of the COVID-19Continue reading “Week 12 in One Word: Fight“