Another win for the Canadiens; another magnificent performance by Dobes in this Call Of The Wilde for Global Montreal. The Wilde Cards story is about losing the ego and making the courageous choice. globalnews.ca/news/1174801...

Wow

Here's the Call Of The Wilde for Global Montreal in the massive win over the Boston Bruins. Caufield hits the 40 mark, Dobes shines brightly, but some defensive woes persist. globalnews.ca/news/1173408...

The usual excellence from Brian on some important topics.

The Canadiens are on pace for 102 points yet the battle for a playoff spot is on after a loss to Anaheim. Real truths to impart on the issues with the defence. And it’s Reinbacher time in the Wilde Cards. The Call Of The Wilde is written for Global Montreal. globalnews.ca/news/1173069...

The Call Of The Wilde focuses on some chemistry developing on the top three lines. Also, it’s time for David Reinbacher and why. All for Global Montreal. globalnews.ca/news/1172442...

The Canadiens got back to playing the right way Tuesday, the way Martin St. Louis needs them to play moving forward👇🏻 www.sportsnet.ca/nhl/article/...

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The top line putting in stunningly good performances. The poor metrics for a D pair that don’t belong together. And the Wilde Cards answers the question is it the goaltending or the defence? All for Global Montreal. globalnews.ca/news/1171831...

These guys were one hit wonders, but this was a jam. youtube.com/watch?v=3Zol...

A bit of a disjointed one for the Montreal Canadiens in an overtime loss to the New York Islanders. The Call Of The Wilde is brought to you thanks to Global Montreal. globalnews.ca/news/1170871...

Please for the love of god, if interested in our solar system, read this shit.

#Habs Nick Suzuki -- wearing #10 --makes his Olympic debut today playing RW on a line with Nathan MacKinnon and Brandon Hagel #TeamCanada 🇨🇦 #MilanoCorina2026

Reinbacher still not playing for Laval.

The Canadiens head into the break with yet another win. Hutson, Dach, Montembeault some of the worthy to comment on, and the overall success is impressive too. Also the trading deadline and plans for Laine. The Call Of The Wilde is written for Global Montreal. globalnews.ca/news/1165291...

The Call Of The Wilde for Global Montreal has a lot to say about Hutson vs Hughes, a bone to pick with Danault, and a prediction on who the Canadiens are looking for at the trading deadline. globalnews.ca/news/1164946...

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Think back to last Saturday. Sure feels like a distant memory now… www.sportsnet.ca/nhl/article/...

The Canadiens are a season high 14 games over NHL .500 after a huge comeback in Buffalo. The Wilde Cards are the trading history of HuGo leading to a shocking reveal on who could be next. All written for Global Montreal. globalnews.ca/news/1164604...

It can’t go much better than that. The league’s best gets dominated by the Canadiens who put 7 on the board. The Wilde Cards is my view on the goalie coach being fired. The Call Of The Wilde is written for Global Montreal. globalnews.ca/news/1164397...

The well played competitive game with the Habs getting a lot of strong performances. The goats is the one issue the team defence can’t get beyond. The Call Of The Wilde is written for Global Montreal globalnews.ca/news/1164029...

in case you're curious about how angry Minnesota is about ICE, it was -20 today

The Canadiens weren’t great but the two points sure work for them. All the crazy good offensive numbers and the not so great defensive ones this season all in this Call Of The Wilde for Global Montreal. Also the Wilde Cards is a historical look at where Fowler stands. globalnews.ca/news/1161770...

The Canadiens were sloppy which had to be addressed in the Call Of The Wilde for Global Montreal, but for more cheery feelings the Wilde Cards is an attempt to assess what 2026 may look like on the forward depth chart. Hint: there’s a lot of NHL players. globalnews.ca/news/1161543...

My glass is most definitely half full. These are the lessons that need to be lived. The Wilde Goats is actually a positive. More positives are Danault and Montembeault. And to round out the COTW, the Wilde Cards is Demidov’s path to the Calder Trophy. globalnews.ca/news/1161219...

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Fowler vs Red Wings

The fruit of MSL’s labour starts to be shown as the Canadiens looked connected in their win over the Calgary Flames. Also, Hughes SOTU mid season address in this Call Of The Wilde for Global Montreal. globalnews.ca/news/1160344...

One of the best Canadiens wins in a long time. They’re expanding the talent base at massive speeds. The Call Of The Wilde for Global Montreal looks at youth being served and the value of the new veteran. globalnews.ca/news/1159877...

Every once in a while nothing works, including yourself. Canadiens fall in a Call Of The Wilde for Global Montreal where the best is a look at Bryce Pickford. globalnews.ca/news/1159826...

Another road game. Another Canadiens win. The Call Of The Wilde for Global Montreal focuses on the fortunes of the young talent truly arriving with greatness. Also, a minor goalie issue you might not expect. And Nick’s big moment. globalnews.ca/news/1159653...

A powerful comeback for a deserved result for the Canadiens in Florida. Montembeault shines, the line juggling works, and the prospects are still raging. All in this Call Of The Wilde for Global Montreal. globalnews.ca/news/1159461...

Nice work, Brian! An enjoyable read.

One team wanted to win it in the alley; the other wanted to win it on the ice. And without a good goalie early, braun may have won it. Also, what each player, the coach, the GM wants for Christmas as I have a bit of fun in this Call Of The Wilde for Global Montreal. globalnews.ca/news/1158961...

The glass half full is the Canadiens take 5 of 6 points this season from the Pens. The second line shines. One lingering issue. Goaltending predicament. All in this Call Of The Wilde for Global Montreal. globalnews.ca/news/1158612...

On Molson’s decision to rebuild coming out the Cup Final, in the middle of the pandemic, and how he’s preparing for their emergence👇🏻 www.sportsnet.ca/nhl/article/...

The reason behind why Fowler was perfect. The Evans injury. Why the Danault trade is outstanding. All in this Call Of The Wilde for Global Montreal. globalnews.ca/news/1158603...

Lessons to learn for a young talented team on how to defend. There are very basic rules they’re not following listed here. Also a look at how to build the perfect 12 forwards and how close the Canadiens are. All in this Call Of The Wilde for Global Montreal. globalnews.ca/news/1157607...

Jacob Fowler shines in his NHL debut at 21. A look at how success already would be such a huge NHL outlier. Also, keep your eye on the lush green forest in this Call Of The Wilde for Global Montreal. globalnews.ca/news/1157415...

@blacktopkid.bsky.social gets a hard as fuck shout out from comic Anthony Jeselnik www.instagram.com/reel/DSF9Ip2...

I am told that the little known prospect in the COTW got a hat trick last night. He is 🔥

I want to thank you all for the reposts. Page views is how I get to keep working at this which I truly enjoy doing. You've been super to me here at BlueSky. When I look at the reposts at the bottom of my article I am always so pleased and grateful. Thank you, All.

Poppyseed Cake Glazed for Calypso Mary Pratt 2002

Smears of Jam, Lights of Jelly Mary Pratt 2007

Baking Bread Mary Pratt 1974

Reasonable analysis from top Habs journo.

One of the best performances of the season for the Canadiens. They’re 6 games over NHL 500 and in a playoff spot after a win in Vegas. Here’s the uplifting Call Of The Wilde for Global Montreal. globalnews.ca/news/1154942...

A recovery night for the Canadiens in every sense from goaltending, to goals, to physicality in this Call Of The Wilde for Global Montreal. Also, the Wilde Cards is a look at the myth of poor defence versus the truth of poor netminding. globalnews.ca/news/1153849...

Watched this. Deadly. Spanish 90s ETA.