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GAME#12 TB vs Habs 7pm Tues Nov 7 2023


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Hope the OT & defeat by Leafs wore them out.

But, got my doubts it will matter.

 

Canadiens Statistics Lightning
5-4-2 Record 5-3-4
48.0% (21st) Scoring-chances-for % 52.9% (10th)
2.91 (21st) Goals per game 3.75 (7th)
3.36 (20th) Goals against per game 3.50 (28th)
20.5% (15th) PP% 33.3% (2nd)
75.0% (23rd) PK% 87.9% (6th)
1-3-0 Head-to-Head Record (22-23) 3-1-0

 

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The Canadiens held an optional morning skate at the Bell Centre ahead of Tuesday night’s game against the Tampa Bay Lightning.

 

No news about lines ... and nothing I can find about who starts in goal ... the Habs did say that Rafaël Harvey-Pinard returned to practice for the first time on Tuesday, BUT they did not list him as "on the ice" for the morning skate ... so, just sharing that I can find nothing much to share.

 

 

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55 minutes ago, Prime Minister Koivu said:

I hope that RHP return doesn’t remove Slafkovsky from the top line. 
 

Give the kid a few games 

RHP returned to practice, but wasn't listed as part of the morning skate ... so I doubt he'll play tonight.

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2 hours ago, GHT120 said:

The Canadiens held an optional morning skate at the Bell Centre ahead of Tuesday night’s game against the Tampa Bay Lightning.

 

No news about lines ... and nothing I can find about who starts in goal ... the Habs did say that Rafaël Harvey-Pinard returned to practice for the first time on Tuesday, BUT they did not list him as "on the ice" for the morning skate ... so, just sharing that I can find nothing much to share.

Lines in the morning skate are not meaningful anyway, St-Louis likes to play games and try to fool other people with something different than he actually expects to use in the game. :)

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The Habs better win this game to pre-empt having 7 game losing streak.  Whatever slim playoff hopes they have this year could die this week.  Plus, I want to see them be resilient and able to rebound and not lose more than 3 in a row this year.   Next year, I don't want to see them lose more than twice in a row, with the following year have that reduced to 1 loss in a row.   If they can pull that off it would show they hate losing and that they're on the right track to building a perennial contender.   

 

 

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1 hour ago, Sir_Boagalott said:

 Whatever slim playoff hopes they have this year could die this week. 

Not sure anyone actually had hopes they would/could make the playoffs.

I picked a 29th finish, which may be a bit pessimistic, but not much lower than most guessed.

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Tampa Bay Lightning

Montreal Candiens

Hagel - Point - Kucherov
Stamkos - Paul - Sheary
Motte - Cirelli - Barre-Boulet
Jeannot - Glendening - Watson

 

Hedman - Cernak
Sergachev - Raddysh
de Haan - Perbix

 

Tomkins

Slafkovsky - Suzuki - Caufield
Newhook - Dvorak - Anderson
Pearson - Monahan - Gallagher
Pezzetta - Evans - Armia

 

Matheson - Harris
Guhle - Barron
Xhekaj - Kovacevic

 

Allen

   

Projected lineups as per NHL.com.

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1 hour ago, TurdBurglar said:

Tampa Bay Lightning

Montreal Candiens

Hagel - Point - Kucherov
Stamkos - Paul - Sheary
Motte - Cirelli - Barre-Boulet
Jeannot - Glendening - Watson

 

Hedman - Cernak
Sergachev - Raddysh
de Haan - Perbix

 

Tomkins

Slafkovsky - Suzuki - Caufield
Newhook - Dvorak - Anderson
Pearson - Monahan - Gallagher
Pezzetta - Evans - Armia

 

Matheson - Harris
Guhle - Barron
Xhekaj - Kovacevic

 

Allen

   

Projected lineups as per NHL.com.

So Newhook remains a sacrificial lamb.

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2 minutes ago, Dalhabs said:

What happened to the team from a few weeks ago? This is horrible.

Teams are rarely as good as they look at their best, or as bad as they look at their worst ... but I think most expect the Habs to be closer to the latter than the former.

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BIG save by Montembeault ... but in doing so he took himself out of the net, leaving it wide open for Paul.

 

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TBL played last night in TO ... travelled to Montreal ... started a 29 yr-old goalie with all of two NHL starts (0-2 before tonight) ... didn't expect this result. 

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