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tainly a great support network is what puts a great team in the best position to take home the Stanley Cup. The Montreal Canadiens have it. Coaches include head coach Guy Carbonneau, assistant coach Kirk Muller, assistant coach Doug Jarvis and assistant coach Roland Melanson. The training staff is strong with head equipment manager Pierre Gervais, assistant equipment manager, Pierre Ouellette, assistant equipment manager Patrick Langlois, video coach Mario Leblanc, head athletic therapist Graham Rynbend, athletic therapist Nick Addey-Jibb and strength and conditioning coordinator Scott Livingston. Medical staff for the Canadiens includes head team physician and chief surgeon David Mulder, orthopedic surgery consultant Eric Lenczner, sports medicine consultant Vincent Lacroix, dentist Jean-Francois Desjardins and ophthalmology consultant John Little.
Although the Canadiens are trailing in fourth place on the NHL Eastern Conference with 27 wins, 13 losses and 6 OT, theres plenty of season still left for the 2008-2009. In January, the Canadiens have three more games against the Lightning, Panthers and Kings. In February the Canadiens will host games against the Bruins, Penguins [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Maple Leafs, Senators, Canucks and the Sharks. For the balance of February, the Canadiens will travel and take to the ice as visitors in games against the Flames, Oilers, Avalanche, Canucks, Capitals, Penguins and Flyers.
By March, the heat will be on with the Canadiens taking to the road for more away games against the Sabres, Thrashers, Stars and Senators. At home, theyll have opportunities to host games against the Oilers, Islanders, Devils, Rangers, Maple Leafs, Thrashers, Lightning, Sabers and Blackhawks. In April, expect to see the Canadiens in away games against the Islanders, Maple Leafs, Rangers and Bruins. Home games for April will be against the Senators and Penguins; the latter of which will be the last game of the season for the Canadiens. The final game will be held on Saturday, April 11.
The 2008-2009 roster has forward players Steve Begin, Kyle Chipchura [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Matt DAgostini, Christopher Higgins, Saku Koivu, Andrei Kostitsyn, Sergei Kostitsyn, Tom Kostopoulos, Alex Kovalev, Robert Lang, Maxim Lapierre, Georges Laraque, Guillaume Latendresse, Max Pacioretty, Tomas Plekanec, Gregory Steward and Alex Tanguay. Unfortuntely, Higgins, Laraque and Tanguay are currently in the injured reserves.
Canadiens defensemen players include Francis Bouillon, Patrice Brisebois, Mathieu Dandenault, Josh Gorges, Roman Hamrlik, Mike Komisarek and Andrei Markov. As with the forward players, the current injured reserves is currently claiming defenseman Dandenault. Both goalies Jaroslav Halak and Carey Price are just fine however.
The prospects list for the Canadiens is long and full, including forwards Mathieu Aubin, Andrew Conboy, David Desharnais, Ryan Flinn, Oliver Fortier, Mike Glumac, Patrick Johnson, Danny Kristo, Oliver Latendresse, Yanick Lehoux, Ben Maxwell, Alexander Perezhogin, Steve Quailer Ryan Russell, Brock Trotter, Maxim Trunev, Ryan White and James Wyman.
Prospective defensemen include Chad Anderson, Shawn Belle, Andre Benoit [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Mathieu Carle, Marvin Degon, David Fischer, Alex Henry, Scott Kishel, Konstantin Korneev, Ryan McDonagh, Ryan OByrne, Phillipe Paquet, Greg Pateryn, Joe Stejskal, P.K. Subban, Nichlas Torp, Pavel Valentenko, Yannick Weber and Alexei Yemelin. Prospective goalies includes Mark Denis, Cedrick Desjardins, Loic Lacasse, Robert Mayer and Jason Missiaen and not a one from these two groups injured.