MONTREAL -- Habs owner, president, and CEO Geoff Molson loves connecting with fans any way he can, and he's made sure to stay in touch while staying at home. The Habs boss is back with more answers to fan questions from social media.

Tweet your questions for Geoff using the hashtag #AskGeoffCHC and he could answer you next. 

[Editor's note: some questions have been edited or translated for clarity]

Habs owner, president, and CEO Geoff Molson has been following the government's directives like everyone else, but that hasn't stopped him from staying in touch while quarantined at home. Fans on social media have questions for the Habs boss; he's got answers. 

[Editor's note: some questions have been edited or translated for clarity]

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