GAME RECAP | Montreal Canadiens vs Columbus Blue Jackets: Habs, Line-up, Score, Statistics, Highlights, Post-game, Interviews, NHL, Three-Stars
FINAL | Game 74, Away Game 39 | Wednesday April 13, 2022 |
Nationwide Arena, Columbus, OH |
CANADIENS Montreal |
1-5 |
BLUE JACKETS Columbus |
Canadiens LineupForward linesCole Caufield – Nick Suzuki – Josh Anderson Rem Pitlick – Jake Evans – Mike Hoffman Joel Armia – Christian Dvorak – Brendan Gallagher Paul Byron – Ryan Poehling – Tyler Pitlick Defence pairingsAlexander Romanov – David Savard Joel Edmundson – Jeff Petry Jordan Harris – Chris Wideman GoaltendersSam Montembeault – Cayden Primeau ScratchesWilliam Lagesson, Mathieu Perreault, Kale Clague, Michael Pezzetta, Laurent Dauphin, Corey Schueneman InjuriesJake Allen (lower-body), Justin Barron (lower-body), Jonathan Drouin (wrist), Carey Price (knee), Shea Weber (multiple injuries) COVID-19 protocolGame ReportThe end of the season is in sight. Just eight games left now until the Canadiens can put this difficult season to bed. These are the games that are difficult for the players to find their motivation, and it showed tonight. The bloom is off the rose for Marty St. Louis and his enthusiastic pre-game messages to the players. Easter weekend is coming up and many of the players will have extra family in Montreal for the holiday. Their attention clearly wasn’t focused on a mid-week game against the Blue Jackets. Montreal managed just four shots on goal in the first period and could not generate offence throughout the game. Their lone goal came on the power-play with Ryan Poehling redirecting a Nick Suzuki point shot. The Canadiens put themselves in a difficult position each time they are outshot and outchanced. As St. Louis said, it’s difficult to chase the game in the NHL. Defensively the Canadiens didn’t play an effective system. The game was wrought with turnovers and forwards too often thinking about offence before the puck had exited the zone. Sam Montembeault really struggled overplaying the puck at times, making puck-handling mistakes and giving up soft goals from bad angles. In giving up five goals, the Canadiens set a franchise record: 27 regular season games of allowing at least five goals. And tonight, each of those goals against was punctuated with a cannon blast. Up NextThe Canadiens head home for a four-game home stand starting with the New York Islanders on Friday night at the Bell Centre.Plus▲ Ryan PoehlingMinus▼ Sam Montembeault, Cole Caufield, Rem Pitlick, Mike Hoffman, Christian Dvorak, Tyler Pitlick, David Savard, Alexander Romanov, Josh Anderson Game PreviewCheck out the game preview here: Savard, Anderson Return to Columbus | PREVIEW: MTL @ CBJ |
The Numbers
Game Statistics | ||
CANADIENS | BLUE JACKETS | |
21 | Shots | 31 |
65 | Face-off % | 35 |
1-for-4 | Power Play | 1-for-3 |
6 | Penalty Minutes | 8 |
12 | Hits | 17 |
41 | Corsi For | 48 |
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What Did They Say?
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Marty St. Louis
Joel Edmundson
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salut-bien chers amis allhabs,
the end is near,season of deception and dismay.
coach st.louis is nearing the end of his honey-moon too,
soon the tough decisions?hockey decisions!!!
until then,”coach roll all 4 lines,svp!
we are not making the play-offs.
we all want to play,,,”
merci pour l’ecoute
familleCH,
guyCH10 soit avec-nous en prieres et pensees
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