Friday Habs Headlines: Carey Price not fazed by seven-goal performance
In today’s links: a clunker in Minnesota, some likely returns from injury, and an age-long debate is finally settled by an unlikely judge.
Montreal Canadiens news and notes
- The Habs had one of those nights last night in Minnesota. That’s life. [TSN.ca]
- Carey Price did not get pulled from a lost game. Carey?/
I asked Price if he'd rather get pulled tonight. "Nobody else has the opportunity to get pulled during a game so I'd rather stick it out."
— Dan Robertson (@DRTSN690) January 13, 2017
- He’s not letting a loss get in the way of his impeccable manners and general balanced perspective:/
Carey Price allowed 7 goals on 24 shots and just gave his stick to a fan. More than just a game. Class act from the #Habs star pic.twitter.com/ZVbcJU6lCL
— Shayne Pasquino (@shaynepasquino) January 13, 2017
- Scherbak and Farnham were re-assigned to the IceCaps. Are some regulars ready for a return? [EOTP]
- After a two-goal night in Winnipeg, Phillip Danault has stepped up big time for the Habs. [TSN 690]/
Around the League and elsewhere
- The Stanley Cup champs lost to Mike Condon last night. 4-1. [TSN.ca]
- Taylor Hall got a tribute upon returning to Edmonton, but the Oilers spoiled the ending. [Sportsnet]
- Lou Lamoriello believes his Leafs are “a little” ahead of schedule. [Globe and Mail]
- Ovechkin/Crosby is the rivalry that keeps on giving. [CBC Sports]
- Ilya Bryzgalov finally settles the hot dog/sandwich debate. [Players Tribune]/