It's been six years and a day since the last time the Montreal Canadiens won a playoff series at home. On April 21, 2008, the Eastern Conference champion Habs closed out the Boston Bruins, 5-0, in Game 7 at the Bell Centre. It was a happy day for Montreal fans. But not so much for Montreal police, who spent the rest of the evening trying to quell a downtown riot. From the CBC: The jubilation degenerated...
Montreal police urge fans not to celebrate in streets if Habs sweep (Puck Daddy)
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