Third Period Thread - Habs vs Senators
Finally getting powerplays, and it just doesn't matter.
Finally getting powerplays, and it just doesn't matter.
Lady luck continues to laugh in the Habs' faces, then take a dump on their lawn.
The Habs are facing elimination tonight at the Bell Centre. If they lose, it would be the quickest the team has dropped in the first round since 2009.
Tim Peel, everyone.
The Habs bring a 2-0 lead into the third period, taking it to the Senators for most of the game.
Montreal looks more like the team that manhandled the Senators in Games 1 and 2, but they weren't rewarded for it.
After a colossal mental collapse, can the Canadiens rebound in Ottawa and tie the series?
The Canadiens have come to one of the most important twenty minutes of their season to date.
SCORING SUMMARY 1ST PERIOD 5:58 OTT D. ALFREDSSON (1) ASST: S. GONCHAR and E. KARLSSON 14:34 MTL R. BOURQUE(2) ASST: T. PLEKANEC and B. GIONTA 8:16 OTT C. PHILLIPS (1) ASST: A. BENOIT (1) 1...
The Canadiens look to win game 2 of their first round matchup with Ottawa with a second game in as many nights.
The series is now a series.
The Canadiens held the balance of the play, but come out of the first period with one goal deficit.
The Habs open their first round series against the Senators on home ice at the Bell Centre tonight. I'll be taking in the action in person before hopping a flight to a short vacation.
In an unusual turn of events, we'll be covering the final game of the NHL season even though it doesn't involve the Habs directly.
The Habs are outplaying Toronto in every area, and Lars Eller is a god.
CBC is trying their very best to pump up this game, mostly by fawning over various Leafs players.
The Habs final game against the Leafs has a whole heck of a lot more importance than last season. With a 66.3% chance of meeting them in the playoffs, this game could be a tone setter. Buckle up.
If only accountability applied to everyone.
Story of the game: Francis Bouillon steps on the puck and falls, allowing a harmless play to become a scoring chance and gives the Jets a 1-0 lead.
The Canadiens can eliminate the Jets from the playoff picture and clinch home ice advantage at the same time with a win tonight. Are they up to it?
The period started much as the first ended, but a couple of good shifts have allowed the Habs to claw back into this game.
More of the same, completely and utterly embarrassing.
Can the Canadiens stop bleeding out and get back to what they were? Maybe playing a team they've beaten twice can get them back on track.
The Habs take on the only Southeast team to defeat them this season in their last home game of the 2013 regular season.
The Canadiens rallied from finally not being down in the first to build a lead in the second.
Was that the kind of period the team can rally around?