Montreal Canadiens

Yes, for assaulting a referee on ice during the 1927 Stanley Cup playoffs Billy Coutu received a lifetime suspension from the NHL.

smoked meat sandwiches, pizza, hot-dogs, french fries, popcorn, chips, ice cream, soft drinks, fruit juices, water...

2007 with Anaheim Ducks

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Logo One of sports' oldest and most recognizable logos, the classic 'C' and 'H' of the Montreal Canadiens was first used together in the 1917-18 season before evolving to its current form in 1952-53. The 'H' does not stand for 'Habs' or Habitants; this misconception stems from an error by an English language newspaper reporter in the 1950s. It actually stands for 'Hockey', as in 'Club de Hockey Canadien', the official name of the team. According to NHL.com, the first man to refer to the team as "the Habs" was American Tex Rickard, owner of Madison Square Garden, in 1924. Rickard apparently told a reporter that the "H" on the Canadiens' sweaters was for "Habitants."

I Don't know but I'm searching for it too.

P.K. Subban is number 76 on the Montreal Canadiens.

Dale Weise is number 22 on the Montreal Canadiens.

March 16, 1996. The Canadiens played the New York Rangers in the inaugural game.

He has a 6 month old daughter named Chloe.

I can't understand but ill try and answer, as a Habs fan I think that Montreal does have a chance of making it as far as the Conference finals (at most) because of the defenders returning from injury (Markov & Gorges) also because Montreal has alot of clutch performers, especially Michael Cammalleri (he got 10 points in 7 games against the Bruins) and the strong play from Carey Price in net. I however do not think that Montreal can quite reach the Finals let alone win it because they are alot of teams in the East who are also possible Stanley Cup winners and are prepared to play dirty (Boston, Philly) and also get away with it (thanks Bettman). Though in the future as Price, Subban, Pacioretty, Eller, Desharnais, Yemelin all grow and improve I think we'll have a shot at #25

La partie sud du Bouclier canadien est l'une des régions plus riches du monde en termes de minerais, produisant une quantité considérable de la richesse de ses importants gisements de nickel, or, d'argent et de cuivre.

alot of his time he smokes cigars

Yes, it's in Manasquan, New Jersey.

While he played for the Canadiens, Courtnall wore number 6

The Habs finished first in the Northeast Division with 104 points, which was also good enough to give them first in the Eastern Conference. Only two teams, Detroit and San Jose , had more points than Montreal.

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42 of which are Canadian and 1 Englishman

what does it mean when your sterling have hab on it

Douglas Murray is number 6 on the Montreal Canadiens.

It may be Rod Langway.

Dug deep and it's

Harry Mummery

born in Chicago.

RW--Guy Lafleur (Montreal) LW-- Steve Shutt (Montreal) D--Larry Robinson (Montreal) G--Ken Dryden (Montreal) D--Borje Salming (Toronto) C--Marcel Dionne (Los Angeles) (Montreal's Guy Lapointe also made the 2nd Team All-Star as a defenceman)

PK = Penalty Kill

PP = Power-play

Kb means nothing I've never heard that and I've been playing my hole life

probably because he is catholic

None...there has been nothing succesful about the habs

That's because traditionally, a good portion of the Montreal canadiens have been and are in fact gay. So he's probably just included in the sterotype (although often time true) of the canadiens