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Hockey night in Montreal
The big night at the Bell Centre was on Saturday when the Canadiens held an emotional homecoming for goaltender Patrick Roy and retired his jersey. Sunday was big, too, because the Grey Cup game for the CFL championship between Montreal and Calgary was held at Olympic Stadium and there was a ...
 Ryan O'Byrne Scores On His Own Goal (video)
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Ryan O'Byrne Scores On His Own Goal (video)
youtube.com — New York Islanders vs. Montreal Canadiens on November 24, 2008.Right before a delayed penalty on the Islanders, the Canadiens goalie Carey Price went to the ... (more) Ryan O'Byrne Scores On His Own Goal (video)
Luck 'o the Irish?
weblogs.newsday.com — The fickle finger of fate touched two Irishmen last night at the Bell Centre but with very different results. At one end of the rainbow, the Islanders' Bill Guerin was on the receiving end of the strangest goal of his career, while Montreal ... (more) Luck 'o the Irish?
O'Byrne's brain cramp caps bizarre home-ice loss
O'Byrne's brain cramp caps bizarre home-ice loss
canada.com — It wasn't pretty. It wasn't entertainment on a grand scale or even a small one. Mostly, this 4-3 shootout loss to the New York Islanders was bizarre. It surely wasn't what the Canadiens had in mind: falling behind 1-0 almost seven minutes into the ... (more) O'Byrne's brain cramp caps bizarre home-ice loss
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