Two Teams

I have decided that there are two Montreal Canadiens teams, perhaps one is hidden in the dressing room while the other one takes the ice. The Canadiens either start every game completely flat or finish it that way, and somewhere in between they're able to put together some good hockey. I wish we could see more of the "good team."

Kudos to Cristobal Huet for yet another amazing effort. Pierre McGuire mentioned something interesting on the TSN broadcast of the Habs game, and part of me hopes it's true while part of me doesn't really care. McGuire speculated that Theodore has been playing injured for much of the season, and that his injury is the reason his play has been so dismal. Clearly, Theodore has had trouble adjusting to the new NHL, and he has suffered from some minor injuries, the latest having been to his hip. But whether Theodore has been playing with something else this whole time is beyond me. If he has, though, it's safe to say that all those trade rumours about him won't come true. It seems Gainey's up to something in Denver; guess we'll see shortly!