For a complete game recap: A Perfect Habs Ending

Players to watch

• Brendan Gallagher
  Coyotes coach Rick Tocchet mentioned that they will have to box out players like  Gallagher who isn’t afraid to go to the front of the net.
• Ben Chiarot
  Chariot has struggled at times defensively this season, particularly on the penalty-kill. But there is no denying signing that Chariot has been a workhorse for Claude Julien all season averaging 23:30 in icetime per game.
• Jonathan Drouin
  Drouin had a rough night playing for the first time since recovering from wrist surgery. The injury has fully healed, with Drouin having been cleared to play by doctors almost two weeks ago, but he isn’t feeling 100 percent comfortable yet.

Keys to Victory

• Get a quick start
  The Habs emotions are high after putting a couple wins together. Bell Centre fans were pretty quiet for almost three periods against Toronto. The team must use  emotion to get the crowd going early tonight.
• Control the play
  The Habs did an excellent job in the third against the Leafs controlling the play and the puck, if they do that against the Coyotes they will have a good chance at two points. 
• Be physical
  With Weber out the Habs can’t forget to be a physical team. The Coyotes are used to Western conference hockey and won’t be afraid to mix it up.