Big Foot Saturday

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Can we all agree the Draft Hats keep getting better each year.
The jersey shore better keep there heads up tonight as 6 foot 6 inch Jarred Tinordi is about to make his NHL debut in bleu blanc rouge.  For you Habs fans out there saying we needed to add size all week, you got your answer.  The guy is basically big foot.

Since we've been prepping for this game since basically Thursday afternoon there really isn't a lot left to say.  We beat the Devils last time we played them at home on a Sunday night.  This time we're on their turf, and if we want to hold onto first place we better kick some ass.

Gametime is 7 PM on CBC Hockey Night In Canada (and for two weeks in a row the Canadiens Hockey Night in Canada game is being played south of the border.)

Montreal should only be allowed to play 1. At home on Saturday night. OR 2. Against the Maple Leafs.

Just saying.

Go Habs Go!

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