
Hockey analysts are predicting that 2023-24 will be another difficult season for the Montreal Canadiens. The team itself is preaching patience and once again there will be a focus on process not results.
So how can Habs fans not only endure the long season but enjoy it too? We'll take a look at where you will likely spot hidden gems and where you won't.
We present a must-have fan guide with our favorite reasons to watch Habs hockey this season. They are the focus of this week's episode of Canadiens Connection podcast.
In addition, we outline the Canadiens final roster and the options ahead. We shine the Canadiens prospect spotlight on Filip Eriksson. In our quotes of the week we hear from game one combatants Ryan Reaves and Arber Xhekaj. We conclude the show with comments, texts, and emails from you, our loyal Canadiens Connection listeners.
Be sure to listen to these topics and more in the latest episode of the Canadiens Connection podcast. It's episode 265 of our sixth season. Click the link HERE or below in this post.
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Your Must-Have Guide to Enjoying Habs Hockey This Season | Canadiens Connection ep 265
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