Louis Moustakas on CKCU's Red Zone - September 21st 2012

On Friday, I was once again fortunate enough to join the boys on CKCU's Red Zone program here in Ottawa.

As always, it was a blast chatting hockey with them, although it was a tad unfortunate that so much time was dedicated to dissecting the current lockout. I think we would have much rather been discussing the pre-season prospects of the Montreal Canadiens or Ottawa Senators.

In any case, you can find the link here — I join in around the halfway mark.

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Louis is an Associate Editor and Senior Writer at HabsAddict.com. Born near Chicago, Louis grew up in Quebec City where he earned Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from Université Laval. He is also an occasional guest on CKCU's Red Zone program.

Find him on Twitter @LouisMoustakas

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Louis Moustakas on CKCU's Red Zone - May 4th 2012

Much like a month ago, the gang at CKCU's Red Zone had me on their program this morning.

Needless to say, our main topic of discussion was Marc Bergevin's recent appointment as the Montreal Canadiens' 17th General Manager.

We also briefly discuss the potential Head Coaching candidates and even touch on Scott Gomez's egregious contract.

Once again, it was a blast jumping on the program — in spite of the early hour.

I join the boys around the 30 minute mark of the show. Of course, the whole broadcast is worth a listen.

You can find the podcast here.


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Louis is an Associate Editor and Senior Writer at HabsAddict.com. Born in Chicago, Louis grew up in Quebec City where he earned Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from Université Laval. He is also an occasional guest on CKCU's Red Zone program.

Find him on twitter @LouisMoustakas

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Louis Moustakas on CKCU's Red Zone

Good afternoon Hab addicts!

In case you were wondering why the habitual A.M news roundup was not posted, it is because instead I was up bright and early to join Alex Liepold and Jordan Chevalier to talk Montreal Canadiens on CKCU's Red Zone program in Ottawa.

The podcast of this morning's program can be found here.

I join the guys at the 33 minute mark. Namely, we discuss the recent management shakeup, Patrick Roy potentially joining the organization, the core players on the Habs and the Ottawa Senators' surprising playoff berth.

The whole program is worth a listen. Alex and Jordan have voices perfectly suited for sports radio and they definitely know their stuff.

So give them a listen or a read on the Red Zone blog.

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Louis is an Associate Editor at HabsAddict.com. Born in Chicago, Louis grew up in Quebec City where he earned Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from Université Laval. Find him on twitter @LouisMoustakas

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The Sunday Shinny - Jan 22. 2012 - Price's Play, Subban, Spacek's comments and more

This week on the Sunday Shinny, Gary Whittaker, Nick Murdocco and regular panelist, Kamal Panesar, welcome Robyn Flynn to the show.

Topics include:

-Habs vs Leafs. Win.. but Carey Price needed to be the star
-Getting back on the “Habs need to mentor their young” topic
-Twitter question of the day: where are you as far as the Habs Bandwagon is concerned? Many different responses!
-Spacek calls Montreal canadiens environment a Circus, but Gorges is a circus type of guy
-Should Habs have given interim Captaincy to someone else given Gionta injury
-Number crunching for Habs playoff hopes...kinda...

Click play below to listen in (total listening time 53:26):


(Photo by Paul Bereswill/Getty Images North America)

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The Sunday Shinny - Jan 15. 2012 - Carey Price's new contract extension

This week on the Sunday Shinny, Gary Whittaker, Nick Murdocco and Kamal Panesar welcome JT Utah from 25 Stanley.com to the show.

JT drops a bombshell on everyone with a rumour that the Habs have offered Carey Price a 7 year, $49 million contract extension. The kicker? Price wants $7 million, ten years.

That was pretty much the only topic on the show...

Click play below to listen in (listing time 58:10):


(Photo by Harry How/Getty Images North America)

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