Canadiens look to hold outdoor game at the Big O Montreal Canadiens, The Montreal Canadiens want to celebrate their 100th anniversary by staging an outdoor game at Olympic Stadium.

Canadiens look to hold outdoor game at Olympic Stadium The Montreal Canadiens are looking at playing an outdoor game at Olympic Stadium as part of their 100th anniversary celebrations. Tickets.

Hickey eyes 2010 Boston Marathon Halifax metro centre, Well, maybe not. But The Gazette and Inside/Out's Pat Hickey is on the mend at St. Mary's Hospital in Montreal, having undergone successful right knee replacement surgery on Wednesday. A chat with Hick last night revealed he's even ready to brave the room-service chow that will be a pale substitute to the gourmet fare served in the Bell Centre's Jacques Beauchamp Media Lounge. Hick sends this thanks to those who have passed along their good wishes, denies he'll be selling his old knee.

Outdoor Game In Montreal In Very Early Talks from Dave Stubbs of the Montreal Gazette via the National Post, The Montreal Canadiens have included a 2009 game at Olympic Stadium as one of their centennial projects, though the match is far from being confirmed.A game (at the Big O) is a project that we've discussed with the RIO? Canadiens vice-president Donald Beauchamp said Wednesday of talks the club has had with the stadium's provincial-government landlord.That?s as far as the project has gone. read. Ticket.

Columbus Blue Jackets to retire #? Columbus Blue Jackets to retire #? By Bethany | September 3, 2008 Seriously, I have been trying to spend my time wisely.  You know, studying, working, writing for the school paper, and well you know, trying to have some sort of social life.  But, something came up today, and it really got me thinking.  There are a lot of hockey clubs preparing to retire a certain players number. St. Patrick in Montreal *maybe this will break the curse? The Capitals retiring #11 in honor of Mike Gartner. Montreal Canadiens estate.

The Weekly Deke #18: Barely Legal! The Weekly Deke is suffering from the offseason blues.  News is pretty hard to come by, so to compensate, we just add more guests!  This week Grant Beery is joined in Denver by Eric Butler, visiting from Philly.  Chris Roberts, Bill Brister, Alan Shields, and Fred Beery are also on the show, broadcasting from their usual locations. The crew discuss Joe Sakic, Mats Sundin and the topic of retirement decisions.  Things get a bit heated when Bill and Grant talk Patrick Roy and the Montreal Cana. Montreal Canadiens tickets.

Habs Trying To Score Next Winter Classic Even though the Montreal Canadiens didn't get the Winter Classic for this year's Centennial Anniversary, they aren't giving up and are trying to net it next season.bs officials won't announce specifically what the plans are for the 100th Anniversary year long party until September 24th but. The Power Play Hockey Blog posted 48 minutes ago from www.thepowerplay.net [link] Find more top sports news, videos, and blogs on BallHype: NHL, Montreal Canadiens. Halifax metro centre tickets.

So Long Lucky Tie Guy Carbonneau's lucky tie (as seen in the photo above) is no longer with us. As after a whirlwind five months it has been auctioned off to charity. It's run came to an end when Carbonneau put it up for auction Tuesday at the Habs' annual golf tournament. The Power Play Hockey Blog posted 50 minutes ago from www.thepowerplay.net [link] Find more top sports news, videos, and blogs on BallHype: NHL, Montreal Canadiens, Guy Carbonneau. Montreal Canadiens ticket broker.

Canadiens Gather For Golf, Talk Improvements from the CP, Now the question is whether general manager Bob Gainey will try to make another move. He has roughly US$6 million in cap space to play with, and doesn't rule out a deal, although he said he has no interest in any of the remaining unrestricted free agents on the market.There are possibilities out there for some players to change teams? he said.Some teams are over the cap, others have too many players on their roster.So there's going to be some workings among those team. Halifax metro centre ticket broker.

Abu Dhabi's purchase of Manchester City As seen by the New York Times There is a game within a game going on. Before oil was discovered in the United Arab Emirates in 1958, the families ruling the kingdoms of Abu Dhabi and Dubai ? the Nahyans and the Maktoums ? amused themselves with competitive falconry. They still do falconry, and the families today are somewhat intermarried, but in recent years Abu Dhabi has felt overshadowed by the more entrepreneurial and flamboyant rulers of Dubai, who have turned it into a Middle Eastern mecca . ticket brokers.