Good Afternoon Addicts!
The Montreal Canadiens are back at it tonight gettting another crack at the Buffalo Sabres in Montreal. It is the final of four meetings between the two teams with the Sabres winning two of them including a 3-2 overtime win over the Habs just four nights back.
Both teams are coming off of victories since their last meeting with the Sabres edging the Maple Leafs 5-4 in shoot outs and the Habs finally solving the Islanders with a convincing 5-2 win on Thursday night.
Ryan White will be out of the line up with a lower body injury and while Rene Bourque and Brandon Prust are nearing their return, neither are expected to play tonight. Michael Blunden has been called up from Hamilton to replace White.
Habs And Hockey News
- We are ten days away from the April 3rd trade deadline and Fred Poulin (@FredPoulin98) would like to see the Habs go after Philadelphia Flyers forward Max Talbot.
- Former Caadien Alex Kovalev retired this week putting an end to his career that saw him play 1,316 NHL games and win the cup with the New York Rangers in 1994.
- Andrew Berkshire (@AndrewBerkshire) breaks down Lars Eller's performance in the first half of the season.
(Photo by Bernard Brault, La Presse)
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| Ryan White will miss tonight's game after suffering a lower body injury in Thurday's 5-2 win over the Islanders. |
Both teams are coming off of victories since their last meeting with the Sabres edging the Maple Leafs 5-4 in shoot outs and the Habs finally solving the Islanders with a convincing 5-2 win on Thursday night.
Ryan White will be out of the line up with a lower body injury and while Rene Bourque and Brandon Prust are nearing their return, neither are expected to play tonight. Michael Blunden has been called up from Hamilton to replace White.
Habs And Hockey News
- We are ten days away from the April 3rd trade deadline and Fred Poulin (@FredPoulin98) would like to see the Habs go after Philadelphia Flyers forward Max Talbot.
- Former Caadien Alex Kovalev retired this week putting an end to his career that saw him play 1,316 NHL games and win the cup with the New York Rangers in 1994.
- Andrew Berkshire (@AndrewBerkshire) breaks down Lars Eller's performance in the first half of the season.
(Photo by Bernard Brault, La Presse)
