Herb Zurkowsky is a journalist at the Montreal Gazette. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including team sports and major league competitions, while also delving into themes of journalism and media. Herb's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Calgary Herald, National Post, and Ottawa Citizen.
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Herb Zurkowsky focuses on the coverage of local sports, particularly hockey with a specific focus on the Canadiens and Alouettes. His articles mainly revolve around event coverage and evolving stories related to these teams.
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By: Herb Zurkowsky
"We had good teams in '86 and '93 — not great teams — but we had Patrick (Roy). I think (Jakub) Dobes is giving them that now."
By: Herb Zurkowsky
Montreal returns Monday to the Bell Centre, where they are 2-4 in the playoffs on home ice. Game 2 between Canadiens and Carolina.
By: Herb Zurkowsky
Montreal returns Monday to the Bell Centre, where they are 2-4 in the playoffs on home ice.
By: Herb Zurkowsky
After winning title with Pittsburgh in 2009, veteran team captain charts course for another championship with Carolina.
By: Herb Zurkowsky
Carolina 3, Montreal 2 (OT). In two games, the Canadiens have made a total of 23 shots on goal.
By: Herb Zurkowsky
Carolina 3, Montreal 2 (OT). In the last two games, the Habs have a total of 23 shots on goal.
By: Herb Zurkowsky
Coach searches for home-ice solutions after Habs fell to 2-5 in playoffs at Bell Centre with Monday's Game 3 setback.
By: Herb Zurkowsky
With five points heading into Game 4, the undrafted forward has become an unexpected source of offence for Carolina.
By: Herb Zurkowsky
Carolina 4, Montreal 0. Frustrated fans shout "shoot the puck!"
By: Herb Zurkowsky
“It’s not the end of the season," Alex Newhook adds about Habs being on brink of playoff elimination. "We’re confident.”
