After considering the many appeals I get through email and comments, I have decided that LIW will be coming out of Game Report retirement and pitching in with our thoughts on the upcoming playoff games.
In addition, we have a few ideas about how to provide greater statisfaction for those who love the deeper analysis that the NHL game summary just can't provide. So stay tuned...
Showing posts with label Game report. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Game report. Show all posts
Thursday, May 02, 2013
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Pick the Dome for Game #2
The dome is now in your hands. pick the players that you thought would best represent the Canadiens for their efforts in the game. Results will be shared in the upcoming days.
Thanks for the votes. Polling now closed.
Thanks for the votes. Polling now closed.
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Canadiens,
dome,
game,
Game report,
Habs,
Montreal,
Reader's dome
Friday, January 18, 2013
Lions in Winter Game Coverage
After running this site for nearly 6 years, the time has come to make some choices.
I've recently told you about decisions I've taken to continue the site, and alluded to the changes this would require. Because we're all grown up now, the posters at this site have responsibilities that weren't a problem in other seasons. But we adapt.
I've recently told you about decisions I've taken to continue the site, and alluded to the changes this would require. Because we're all grown up now, the posters at this site have responsibilities that weren't a problem in other seasons. But we adapt.
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2013,
adaptations,
Canadiens,
dome,
Game report,
Habs,
Lions in Winter,
Montreal,
Reader's dome
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Game Report Delayed
No doubt you're all waiting on tenderhooks to see which six players Tobalev will choose for his Hamilton Bulldogs dome, whether Carey price will get any slack and other topics we can all argue about while forgetting the loss.
Due to real-life commitments, like hockey of his own, Tobalev will only finish the game report later today. Real life? What's that?
In the meantime, why not distract yourselves with a good dose of "today could be so much worse if this happened" by checking out Robert Lefebvre's memories of the Lafleur retirment.
Go Habs Go.
Due to real-life commitments, like hockey of his own, Tobalev will only finish the game report later today. Real life? What's that?
In the meantime, why not distract yourselves with a good dose of "today could be so much worse if this happened" by checking out Robert Lefebvre's memories of the Lafleur retirment.
Go Habs Go.
Labels:
Canadiens,
Game report,
Guy Lafleur,
Habs,
Montreal
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