GAME RECAP | Montreal Canadiens vs Vancouver Canucks: Habs, Line-up, Score, Statistics, Highlights, Post-game, Interviews, NHL, Three-Stars
FINAL/OT | Game 25, Away Game 13 | Monday December 5, 2022 |
Rogers Arena, Vancouver, BC |
CANADIENS Montreal |
6-7 |
CANUCKS Vancouver |
Canadiens LineupForward linesCole Caufield – Nick Suzuki – Kirby Dach Juraj Slafkovsky – Sean Monahan – Josh Anderson Evgenii Dadonov – Christian Dvorak – Joel Armia Michael Pezzetta – Jake Evans – Rem Pitlick Defence pairingsMike Matheson – Johnathan Kovacevic Joel Edmundson – Kaiden Guhle Arber Xhekaj – Jordan Harris GoaltendersJake Allen – Sam Montembeault ScratchesChris Wideman InjuriesCarey Price (knee), Paul Byron (hip), Mike Hoffman (upper-body), Jonathan Drouin (upper-body), Brendan Gallagher (lower-body), David Savard (upper-body) Game ReportWith the Canadiens enjoying a 4-0 lead after the first period, the commentator on the broadcast confidently declared that the Canadiens didn’t need more goals on this night; that they should just make the safe play for the final 40 minutes. Always bad advice to sit back. It was a wild one late into the night on the West coast. Many Habs fans who went to bed before the game was final will undoubtedly wake up to a surprise. This was a game filled with mistakes and turnovers from both teams as well as a healthy dose of skill and talent. The goaltending was not pretty at either end from all three netminders who appeared in this game. And perhaps most importantly, Montreal lost the services of Sean Monahan. In the second period, the Canadiens announced that Monahan would not be returning to the game. It was another sleepy start for the Canadiens with the Canucks outshooting the visitors 9-1 from the drop of the puck. In the latter half of the first period, the Canadiens scored four times in under eight-and-a-half minutes. With the Habs on cruise control, Vancouver took over the game in the latter part of the second period. The Canucks scored twice before the end of the frame to claw back into this game. It was a barmy third period with the two teams scoring a total of six times to be deadlocked after 60 minutes. Elias Pettersson scored 13 seconds into overtime as Mike Matheson lost an edge and went down. Up NextFor the final game of their Western road trip, the Canadiens visit Seattle to play the Kraken on Tuesday night. Our Game Day game preview will be published on Tuesday afternoon! Plus▲ Nick Suzuki, Jordan Harris, Cole Caufield, Kaiden Guhle, Jake Evans, Kirby Dach, Sean Monahan, Josh AndersonMinus▼ Sam Montembeault, Joel Edmundson, Mike Matheson, Johnathan Kovacevic, Juraj Slafkovsky, Rem Pitlick, Arber XhekajGame PreviewCheck out the game preview here: Late Night Clash | PREVIEW: MTL @ VAN |
The Numbers
Game Statistics | ||
CANADIENS | CANUCKS | |
25 | Shots | 32 |
48 | Face-off % | 52 |
0-for-3 | Power Play | 1-for-2 |
9 | Penalty Minutes | 11 |
20 | Hits | 17 |
48 | Corsi For | 48 |
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Stars of the Game
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What Did They Say?
Post-game Quotes | |
Marty St. Louis
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