Mike Ribeiro falls for Trevor Daley...

This is good.

That's a pic of Ribeiro and Trevor Daley "celebrating" their Game 2 win over Vancouver, they look awfully close do they not?

He also said he was "happy" the Canadiens were not in the playoffs earlier this week, looks like he's having fun in Dallas...you know what, this come to mind now, it's funny because I read a rumour suggesting that Ribeiro was available and the Habs were going to try and get him back in the offseason...

Yeah...RIGHT!

Look where Daley's "let" his hand go...

I was right about Ribeiro being caught with a man!

"Let's wait until tomorrow when Mike Ribeiro gets caught with a man..."

Another bar/strip club pic...

Joffrey Lupul (far centre) out with the flu.

...This time it's the "struggling Joffrey Lupul" in the spotlight.
Wow, 2 pictures in 2 days, yesterday it was Kipper and Phaneuf smoking in a strip club, today it's Joffrey Lupul making out in a club/bar.

I wonder how many beers he had?

He's apparently suffering from "the flu" and was scratched yesterday night and it looks like he may have infected this poor girl although the original poster does not know when it was taken.

I like the fact there's a finger right in the middle of the picture with Joffrey holding the gal with his right hand and the beer (Budweiser?) with his left.

Joffrey Lupul has been wasting ice time all year long and they finally scratched
him Saturday, allegedly with the flu. If he was truly sick, he shouldn’t have
been breathing on his teammates in the press box, lest they catch whatever it is
that has affected his play this season.

Let's wait for tomorrow when Mike Ribeiro gets caught with a man...

Mike Ribeiro sex scandal got him traded from Montreal?

From Francois Gagnon's blog, a respected Montreal journalist, translated from French.

When Mike Ribeiro made a 'dishonest' (probably sex) proposal to a girl of a member of the upper staff of the Canadiens, he was traded away. In his case, it was perhaps the last straw... But that doens't explain why the the Canadiens gave away their second line center for a defenceman who is not able to play regularly with a team desperate on defense...

Very interesting, though, a little exaggerated I find. No way Ribeiro was traded only for that, if he even was or maybe this is just a load of crap, but Ribeiro's soft play during the previous season, his inconsitency and his bad attitude cost him his job in Montreal. Gagnon is also exaggerating about the trade, as Montreal was lucky to get a player in return for Ribeiro, rather than a draft choice. Janne Niinimaa may not be the defenceman he was in New York, Philadelphia and Edmonton with Dallas, but Bob Gainey knew what he was doing.
He was dumping a whining, underachieving and fan-frustrating forward in exchange for a veteran defenceman, who's maybe lost his hockey sense after a potentialy drastic surgery he endured.

But anyhow, Janne Niinimaa is a good guy, and when he plays, he tries his best; I'm not saying he's played well this year, far from that, but he's helped Montreal when needed during injuries to Mathieu Dandenault, Francis Bouillon, and Andrei Markov.
The bottom line is: Janne Niinimaa is a different player than Mike Ribeiro; he tries hard, something Ribeiro NEVER did, and he's a good guy in the lockeroom, certainly not Ribeiro's style either.

I'm not convinced that's what happened though...

Bleu, Blanc et Rouge.