Takeaways
Canadiens vs. Avalanche 10 Takeaways: All the goals from last night’s romp in Montreal
The Habs get offence from everywhere in a 10-1 home win.
Usually, the 10 Takeaways post is made up of in-depth observations on the play of the Canadiens in the previous game. But in the immortal words of the Mark McGwire: “Do you want to know the terrifying truth, or do you want to see me sock a few dingers?“
1-0: Brian Flynn finally gets his first goal of the season.
2-0: Max Pacioretty doubled the lead before the first TV timeout.
3-0: Two minutes later, Phillip Danault’s effort set up Artturi Lehkonen’s fifth.
4-0: Just one minute after that, the captain pushed the lead to four.
5-0: Paul Byron creates his own breakaway, and the rout is on.
6-0: Even Flynn’s pass ended up being a goal.
6-1: Cue the comeback?
7-1: Nope.
8-1: Alexander Radulov is only interested in making other people happy.
9-1: The Habs get 3.3 seconds of power-play time. Jeff Petry only needs 3.2.
10-1: Pacioretty’s fourth goal is a gift, and the Bell Centre scoreboard reads ‘10’ for the first time.