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Andrew has been writing for Habs Eyes on the Prize, the biggest independant online publication on the Montreal Canadiens of the National Hockey League, since 2016.
Over time he developed a profound interest in the team's vast history, and has accumulated a significant portfolio of articles on the topic.
In 1941, Johnny Quilty became the first Montreal Canadiens player to win the Calder (not yet Memorial) Trophy as the National Hockey League rookie of the year, but odds are that you have never heard...
The story of Howie Morenz Jr.
Imagine a time when the captain of an NHL team didn't stand out in any specific way from the other players on the ice. This was in fact status quo back in the early days of the National Hockey League.
"Go help Scotty, he's in real trouble!" That was the cry from the fourth story window by Floyd Curry, the Montreal Canadiens assistant general manager, to a group of people at the ground level.
Research suggests that the official record of Habs leadership isn't quite accurate.
The Montreal Canadiens used to compete annually in a city championship against the Montreal Maroons for the George Kennedy Memorial Cup (shortened to Kennedy Cup), named after the former owner of the...
Looking back at a big trade in the early days of the NHL.
The Laval Rocket, the American Hockey League farm team of the Montreal Canadiens, are seeing some unprecedented success both on and off the ice. The Rocket finished first overall in the AHL last...
The story of the tumultuous birth of the Canadiens franchise.
