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Big T · 01-10-2018, 10:52 PM

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The Montreal Canadiens (3-2-0) are back at home at the friendly confines of the Bell Center to face the reigning Stanley Cup Champion New York Rangers (3-3-0). Montreal will be happy to have LW Emile Boudreau back in the line-up.

The Rangers get on the board first as LW Francois Roy tips one past G Bill Wolfenbarger for his 2nd of the year at 19:50 of the 1st period. The final shots in the 1st period were 15-5 for the Rangers.

Montreal ties up the game on the PP, LW Eric Brewer tips in LD Vincent Lavoie's point shot for his 2nd of the year at 18:12 of the 2nd period. A much better period for Montreal and the shots are now 22-19 for Montreal.

The Rangers grab a lead of 2-1 at 4:46 of the 3rd when RW Jack Eklund gets his 2nd of the season. Montreal could not find a way to get the equalizer and lose to Rangers while outshooting New York 32-29.

Rangers 3 Montreal 2

New York Rangers LW Francois Roy was the 1st star with his 1 goal and 1 assist and 150 point career milestone. The 30 year old now has 2 goals and 10 points with 2 PIMs and a +3 rating in 7 games. Roy set a career high with 29 goals last year for the Rangers in 72 games.

01-10-2018, 10:52 PM	#106
Big T Hall Of Famer Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 3,878	October 6th, 2004 The Montreal Canadiens (3-2-0) are back at home at the friendly confines of the Bell Center to face the reigning Stanley Cup Champion New York Rangers (3-3-0). Montreal will be happy to have LW Emile Boudreau back in the line-up. The Rangers get on the board first as LW Francois Roy tips one past G Bill Wolfenbarger for his 2nd of the year at 19:50 of the 1st period. The final shots in the 1st period were 15-5 for the Rangers. Montreal ties up the game on the PP, LW Eric Brewer tips in LD Vincent Lavoie's point shot for his 2nd of the year at 18:12 of the 2nd period. A much better period for Montreal and the shots are now 22-19 for Montreal. The Rangers grab a lead of 2-1 at 4:46 of the 3rd when RW Jack Eklund gets his 2nd of the season. Montreal could not find a way to get the equalizer and lose to Rangers while outshooting New York 32-29. Rangers 3 Montreal 2 New York Rangers LW Francois Roy was the 1st star with his 1 goal and 1 assist and 150 point career milestone. The 30 year old now has 2 goals and 10 points with 2 PIMs and a +3 rating in 7 games. Roy set a career high with 29 goals last year for the Rangers in 72 games.