Eric Engels is a Senior Columnist and Insider for Sportsnet, focusing on national sports coverage in Canada. With a keen eye for hockey, Eric provides in-depth analysis and commentary on the Montreal Canadiens, covering topics such as game recaps, player performance, team strategy, and the overall state of the franchise.
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Eric Engels focuses heavily on the Montreal Canadiens and NHL hockey, with a strong emphasis on event coverage. He appears to be particularly interested in team performance, player analysis, and ongoing developments within the organization.
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Christian Dvorak won a puck battle behind his own net, wedged the puck off the wall and fired it right into the slot for Jakub Vrana to make it 3-2
By: Eric Engels
Been holding on to these nuggets for the right moment and, with the Canadiens in Pittsburgh and on a quest to redeem themselves from a 6-3 loss to the Penguins two weeks ago, this seems to be the right time to release them.
Try as they might have, the Canadiens couldn't seem to get out of their own way. They also couldn't string enough passes together, couldn't make enough plays and, despite popular opinion, it had nothing to do with their effort.
By: Eric Engels
BROSSARD, Que. — Another grim week in Montreal, where the Canadiens floundered and the sharks began circling.
If they’re going to move forward, they’re going to need to digest this game differently.
By: Eric Engels
NEWARK, N.J. — Nearly everything favoured the Montreal Canadiens Thursday, except for the final score.
By: Eric Engels
TORONTO — Walking into Friday's Hockey Hall of Fame ring ceremony, we were handed a pamphlet with detailed bios on all seven inductees into this year's class.
By: Eric Engels
The level of emotion simply isn't where it needs to be for the slumping Canadiens. If that doesn't change soon, things will just get worse.
Coming off a six-game skid, the Canadiens were in dire-need of a rebound.They did so in a big way Monday, not only in finding the back of the net to bust out of individual slumps, but also in doing so at key moments, Eric Engels writes.
By: Eric Engels
It won’t be of any consolation to the Montreal Canadiens, but the game they played against the Minnesota Wild on Thursday was unquestionably their most mature one of the season. If they can keep playing like this, better results are likely to come.
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