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Canadiens hope home crowd in Game 3 vs. Capitals 'exactly what we need'
Montreal needs to find a way to score more after totaling three goals in the first two games, one each from Caufield, Suzuki and center Christian Dvorak, and do a better job of defending. Washington has a 23-8 advantage in high-danger shots on goal, according to NHL EDGE stats, through the first two games.
Game 3 of the Montreal Canadiens' series against the Washington Capitals is the first since 2017 at a Bell Centre full of ...
WASHINGTON - Mike Matheson knows firsthand what playoff hockey in Montreal feels like, but even he can’t imagine how electric the Bell Centre’s atmosphere will be Friday night. The Canadiens ...
If the answer is “no,” that’s OK. Montreal nearly backed its way into the playoffs and the Washington Capitals hit a rough ...
All three first-round series on deck Friday feature teams returning home down two games to none. The Montreal Canadiens, New ...
The Bell Centre is renowned for its passionate fan base and deafening noise levels, which can reach over 21,000 fans. Matheson, a native of Pointe-Claire, Quebec, has vivid memories of watching the ...
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Emotional Dobes gets job done for Canadiens on a tough night for starting goaliesMontreal Canadiens rookie goaltender Jakub Dobes started stretching in the hallway a few minutes before he made his NHL ...
The Montreal Canadiens struggled with their power play at the tail end of the regular season, scoring once on 20 ...
Kent Hughes completed a transaction with Barry Trotz. The CH sent Justin Barron to Nashville, and in return, Alexandre ...
The Washington Capitals host the Montreal Canadiens on Wednesday, April 23 for Game 2 of their Stanley Cup Playoffs series.
Facing the prospects of another lottery, the Canadiens head coach bet on two key defenders to revitalize the team.
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