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Friday Habs Headlines: Carey Price explains the incident with Palmieri

Montreal Canadiens news and notes

  • Philip Danault was a game time decision yesterday after being sick (and opened the scoring with a sweet assist by Nathan Beaulieu), and the Habs were down two centres and a defenceman. They sailed to a decisive win vs. the Devils registering 48 shots, and remain in first place overall. [NHL]
  • Carey Price has had enough, and he’s not taking it anymore! [EOTP]/

  • But seriously, he was just defending himself. Homer alert: I approve. [Sportsnet]
  • Cory Schneider on Price’s ‘meltdown’/

  • And Palmieri didn’t seem too upset about it either/

  • Anyway happy wife, happy life, am I right?/

  • Don’t forget to buy your tickets to see Les Canadiennes take on the Inferno Saturday at the Bell Centre. [NHL]
  • Max Pacioretty scored unassisted last night, continuing his point streak. Oh yeah, and he also played with a fractured foot in November. [SN]
  • The Habs can survive without Galchenyuk but not without a complete team effort, and why is Lefebvre still coaching IceCaps? [TSN690]
  • Alex Radulov has grown a lot since his last NHL career, and has become a leader on the Canadiens [The New York Times]
  • Adding to the injury list, Greg Pateryn will miss eight weeks due to a broken ankle. [RDS]
  • Last night’s win marked the Habs’ 2000th on home ice. They are 13-1-1 at home so far this season. [Canadiens]
  • Can we talk about Scorrey Mitchell?/

Around the League and elsewhere

  • The Vancouver Canucks chased Ben Bishop out of his net last night. Yep. The Vancouver Canucks. [CBC]
  • Connor McDavid does not like Brandon Manning./

  • The Leafs are using the P Word regarding players falling short of Babcock’s points standards [National Post]
  • Chris Neil will play his 1000th game as an Ottawa Senator on Saturday night [Globe and Mail]/

  • Will John Scott be naming names in his new book? [SN]
  • Gary Bettman clarifies 2018 Olympic participation for CBA extension [Yahoo]/

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