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Old 01-13-2017, 09:39 PM   #96
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Montreal Canadiens
(47-29-4) at Toronto Maple Leafs (34-42-4)

With the loss to the Hurricanes, the best Montreal can finish is 3rd in the Atlantic. Montreal needs to gain some momentum to go into the playoffs and some revenge for a 8-3 loss a few games back to the Leafs.

Play-off Race





Atlantic GP W L OT PTS DIFF
Florida Panthers 81 47 24 10 104 65
Buffalo Sabres 80 48 25 7 103 52
Montreal Canadiens 80 47 29 4 98 47







Pacific GP W L OT PTS DIFF
Carolina Hurricanes 81 52 25 4 108 46
Washington Capitals 80 48 29 3 99 50
Pittsburgh Penguins 80 47 32 1 95 20







Wild Card Race GP W L OT PTS DIFF
x-Boston Bruins 80 45 31 4 94 41
x-New York Islanders 80 43 29 8 94 9

Any points in the final 2 games for Montreal will clinch the 3rd seed in the Atlantic.

The Canadiens have been led by C Chris Hughes the past 3 seasons. The 33 year old is a great two way forward that can put up the points. The 2-time Frank J Selke Trophy Winner has 29 goals and 80 points this season, he had 29 goals in 1980-81 and 30 goals in 1981-82. He won the Art Ross Trophy in 1980-81 when he had 99 points. In 244 career NHL games, he has 88 goals, 248 points, 120 PIMs and a +73 rating. Hughes leads the NHL with 248 career points and 160 career assists.

The Leafs continue on their journey for the 1st overall pick, they are currently 14th in the East with 72 points, they are currently on pace for the 4th overall pick in the 1983 NHL Entry Draft. The Leafs rank 14th on the PP with a 16.5% success rate. The Leafs are ranked 29th on the PK with a kill rate of 79.9%.

Montreal will start G Mike Blackshear on back to back nights, he has 39 wins in 65 games with a .903 save %. Toronto goes with Cole Sexsmith, he has 7 wins in 18 games and a .925 save %.

Montreal scores 1st, they get a goal by LW Lorenzo Bocci, his 32nd of the year at 14:01 of the 1st. Montreal out shot the Leafs 9 to 6 in the 1st period.

Montreal grabs a 2-0 lead at 7:18 when RW John Herrod gets his 27th of the season on the PP. Montreal goes up 3-0 at 19:52 of the 2nd period when RD Matej Ouhrabka gets his 6th of the season. Montreal out shot the Leafs 17 to 5 in the period.

The Leafs makes it 3-1 at 5:51 when RD Jaroslav Rakosnik gets his 4th of the year. Montreal goes up 4-1 when C Dave Wright gets his 35th goal of the year at 9:22. The shots are 7 to 6 in favour of Montreal in the 3rd. Montreal is 1 for 7 on the PP while Toronto is 0 for 6.

Montreal's RD Matej Ouhrabka is the 1st star with a goal, +2 rating, 2 hits and 23:48 in ice time. The 24 year old now has 6 goals and 29 points in 68 games. In 220 NHL games, he has 28 career goals, 108 points, 102 PIMs and a +15 rating.

Montreal 4 Toronto 1

PER TEAM GOAL # ASSIST ASSIST
1st MTL Lorenzo Bocci 32 Chris Hughes John Herrod
2nd MTL John Herrod (PP) 27 Chris Hughes Yegor Berestnev
2nd MTL Matej Ouhrabka 6 Dave Lyon
3rd TOR Jaroslav Rakosnik 4 Jakub Mirga Jan Picman
3rd MTL Dave Wright 35 Al Ladd Jiri Bohm

MAJOR's



PER TEAM PLAYER MIN PENALTY
3rd MTL Lorenzo Bocci 5 Fighting
3rd TOR Jimmy Krueger 5 Fighting

TEAM GOALIE SA GA
MTL Mike Blackshear 17 1
TOR Cole Sexsmith 33 4


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