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Ivan Demidov on playing alongside Alex Newhook & Alexandre Texier at Habs practice today: “Pretty good line. All guys pretty skilled and fast and those two fucking strong guys. I like to play with them.”

u/Go_Habs_Go31 — 11 hours ago
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“Ivan Demidov loves to drop F-bombs” Meanwhile Habs coach Marty St. Louis:

u/Go_Habs_Go31 — 10 hours ago
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Another cup Toronto can’t get.

u/banner55 — 12 hours ago
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Cheering on from Beijing

Preparing my body to be up at 5:30am tomorrow to watch. Let's go HABS

u/james_seagull — 13 hours ago
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Mike Matheson on his IG: “Best time of the year”

u/Go_Habs_Go31 — 12 hours ago
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[Basu] Canadiens lines at practice Saturday, a slight change on the blue line:

u/eliarbss — 21 hours ago
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Me and the BOYS having a Habs themed Party at our Minecraft base !!! GO HABS GO

There is this server i play and i wanted to revive it so i took the opportunity to give them a skin to use for the party and i somehow convinced 6 people who dont even watch Hockey to use a Habs Skin.

u/K4mK4n — 13 hours ago
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Nick Suzuki should be alone in the Selke Trophy race

u/shogun2909 — 19 hours ago
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New fan hyped for the playoffs

Please skip this if you have no time or patience for noobs and our stupid questions, thank you.

I've seen the Habs in a few playoff quests before this season. But this year I actually started paying a bit more attention to the regular season, and this is the year I'm the most excited about their playoff chances.

However, I feel like I still don't understand the nature of the game per se. Can you please give me a few pointers on how to watch it more 'strategically'?

To provide some context, I am a lot better now than a few years ago at following the action, I have more intuition about where the puck will go. But I still have zero strategic knowledge of the game, or what makes a team better than the other. For instance, in the NFL (which I've been watching for decades) I have a good idea of which matchups might decide a game, and the importance of the battle between the offensive and defensive lines. Are there any analogous things to watch out for in the NHL in general and in the Habs vs Tampa rivalry in particular?

Thanks in advance!

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u/tangueado — 13 hours ago
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Hung this up today...let's go lads.

u/trplanet — 10 hours ago
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You can choose 5 skaters from these 3. Who do you pick?

I don’t know why these 3 always reminded me of the old Ice Hockey game for Nintendo. Big bro, Medium bro, and Small bro!

u/goldenboyferg — 20 hours ago
Week