Tony Demers Didn’t Exactly Ride The Glory Train
While myself, Mike, der Habinator, and all the good people of the world who cheer for the Habs and are stewing this very minute because of the lack of effort and coordination shown last night, I...
View ArticlePlease Don’t Send The Flower Down The River
Yes, Guy Lafleur is guilty as a result of the whole sordid and sad affair surrounding his son and fibbing to the courts. He wasn’t right to do what he did and a price must be paid. But please don’t...
View ArticleGood Move By Gomez
Scott Gomez will wear number 11 this coming season for reasons explained here, and regardless of why, I agree that number 11 is better than 91 as there aren’t a lot of low numbers left on the Habs,...
View ArticleEight Years In The Big House For Tony Demers
In almost all ways, Tony Demers, who played for the Montreal Canadiens from 1937 to 1943, was just another of hundreds who have worn the Habs uniform over the years, who have come and gone and are...
View ArticlePre-Punch
That’s Tony Demers on the left, circa 1942, with a couple of youngsters named Elmer Lach and rookie Maurice Richard. Kind of a pre-Punch Line. But it wouldn’t become the Punch Line because (a) Toe...
View ArticleThe Big House For Tony
In almost all ways, Tony Demers, who played for the Montreal Canadiens from 1937 to 1943, was just another in a long line of players who came and went and are mostly forgotten now because they were...
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