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Montreal Canadiens Links:
- This year's Montreal Canadiens have shown the ability to adapt to change and are very enjoyable to watch. [TSN690]
- Canadiens d-man, Greg Pateryn, was recalled to the Habs from his conditioning stint on Sunday:
- Nathan Beaulieu will not face supplementary discipline for his cross-check to Bruins forward Zac Rinaldo. [EOTP]
- Brendan Gallagher and Jarred Tinordi battle in a "left handers" duel:
- The Habs power-play seems to be clicking and has been the most improved thing of the Canadiens game so far this season. [EOTP]
- The Habs ECHL affiliate, the Brampton Beast, were victorious in a Sunday afternoon matinee against the Manchester Monarchs:
FINAL: Brampton Beast 4 - 2 Manchester Monarchs pic.twitter.com/BPWDtH7S3G
— Brampton Beast (@BramptonBeast) November 8, 2015Around the NHL and elsewhere:
- Hilary Knight and team USA end Canada's reign at the Four Nations Cup, as they beat them 3-2 in the final game. [CBC]
- The Ryan O'Reilly-Nikita Zadorov will take years to evaluate truly. [Denver Post]
- Jason Spezza and Patrick Sharp collided at centre ice on Sunday, but they were not injured:
- Some rough stuff also occurred in the Stars-Wings game on Sunday. Jonathan Ericsson was hit hard by Ales Hemsky, Ericsson punched Hemsky in the face and got a retaliation call. [SBN]
- Steve Dangle thinks that the Leafs are cursed, after Ovechkin sets a milestone, and the Capitals scored with 0.8 seconds left to tie, and later, win the game. [Sportsnet]
- Daniel Alfredsson thinks that junior hockey lacks creativity. [Ottawa Citizen]
- Blues rookie Robbi Fabbri has been told he will be staying with the team for the remainder of the season. [Pro Hockey Talk]
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Take a look at the Auston Matthews projections early in the season:
Auston Matthews Projections pic.twitter.com/UZJCOanRiR
— DTM About Heart (@DTMAboutHeart) November 8, 2015
Canadiens recalled defenseman Greg Pateryn from the AHL St. John's IceCaps today (was assigned on conditioning purposes).
— Canadiens Montréal (@CanadiensMTL) November 8, 2015
Patrick Sharp and Jason Spezza collides at center ice... https://t.co/PtpX79G8Ls
— Robert Söderlind (@HockeyWebCast) November 8, 2015