For those who lived it, no Habs fan will forget where they were when the Canadiens won the Stanley Cup in June 1993.

MONTREAL - Jacques Demers was only on the job as head coach of the Canadiens for a few weeks when he began picturing his team hoisting the Stanley Cup.

MONTREAL - While he may have hoisted the Stanley Cup some 25 years ago, Kirk Muller still feels like that historical moment happened only yesterday.

MONTREAL - Patrick Roy may have just made a return to the Junior ranks, but 25 years ago to the day on June 9, he was on top of the NHL.

Despite engaging in some heated battles on the ice, opposing NHL players often forge enduring friendships away from the rink. We thought it might be interesting, then, to do some reconnaissance in the visitors' dressing room to get an occasional take on a Canadiens player from a friendly foe on another club. Today: Hurricanes forward Teuvo Teravainen on fellow countryman, Artturi Lehkonen.  

MONTREAL - Fresh off a productive and successful road trip to the Midwest, Brendan Gallagher took advantage of a day off to spend some time giving back at the Shriners Hospital.

Since getting his start in professional mixed martial arts in front of approximately 300 people, Olivier Aubin-Mercier has never let up in his drive to keep climbing the ladder, which is why he joined Ultimate Fighting Championship less than three years later. Now 28 years old, the Quebec fighter continues his ascension up the UFC ranks, in addition to occasionally helping his mentor, Georges St-Pierre, in his pre-fight training. On the occasion of his appearance as a guest commentator at the 1909 Taverne Moderne restaurant for UFC 217, we sat down with Aubin-Mercier to get his thoughts on Saturday's event, as well as on his friendship with a young Canadiens hopeful.

A virtual unknown more than a year ago, actor Noah Schnapp has rapidly become a household name thanks to his gig playing Will Byers in Stranger Things. Despite the sudden popularity, Schnapp has been trying to keep a low profile and do the things he loves, like watching his favorite team: the Canadiens, of course. To coincide with the release of the second season of Stranger Things, we caught up with the 13-year-old young man during one of his visits to the Bell Centre to learn a bit more about his passion for the Habs.

Despite engaging in some heated battles on the ice, opposing NHL players often forge enduring friendships away from the rink. We thought it might be interesting, then, to do some reconnaissance in the visitors' dressing room to get an occasional take on a Canadiens player from a friendly foe on another club. Today: Kings goaltender Jonathan Quick on his summer training partner and childhood friend, Max Pacioretty.

MONTREAL - There was some added tension on the Bell Centre ice leading up to puck drop on Saturday night, and it wasn't between the Canadiens and the Maple Leafs.