The Last Word on Habs Pod is brought to you by the Last Word on Sports Network. Co-hosted by the LWOH Montreal Canadiens team manager Connor Lapalme and Johannes Wheeldon, it is a weekly look at the Habs and features guests from the Last Word on Sports community and others. Join us for smart takes, controversial opinions, and news you can use about the Montreal Canadiens.
Last Word on Habs Pod: Montreal Canadiens Sinking
This week’s episode is a somber affair as both our hosts are dealing with illness and the fallout of a disastrous week by the Habs. Three losses to bad teams and three games giving up leads, punctuated by the Habs blowing a 4-0 and 5-3 lead to the New York Rangers Saturday night.
With the Habs sliding the guys look at ways for them to turn it around. Johannes brings up a trade. Connor agrees but questions whether Marc Bergevin will actually pull the trigger on one in season.
Then the guys dig in on the Mike Babcock situation in Toronto. Despite this being a Habs podcast, it was impossible to escape the Babcock firing. Connor and Johannes give their insights on what went wrong, whos to blame and whats next.
All this and winners and losers, Habs special teams, the week ahead and much much more.
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Credits
Thanks to Ethan Meixsell, Topher Mohr and Alex Elena, and Silent Partner for their musical contributions to the Last Word on Habs Pod.
The Last Word on Habs Podcast is brought to you by the Last Word on Sports Network. Co-hosted by the Montreal Canadiens team managers Connor Lapalme and Johannes Wheeldon, it is a weekly look at the Habs, news, notes, arguments, and aspirations. It features guests from the Last Word on Sports community.
Johannes Wheeldon is a father, author, college professor, and criminal justice consultant. Mostly he is a Habs fan with plenty of opinions. Contact him on twitter @justicelawdev.
Connor Lapalme is a writer and editor of the Last Word on Hockey. A passionate Hockey and Habs fans, Connor is never afraid to share his opinion. Contact him on twitter @Connor_Lapalme.
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