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Canadiens vs. Bruins third period thread

Nathan Beaulieu did not return to the start the second period, leaving the Canadiens with five defensemen for the rest of the game.

Despite this added adversity, the Canadiens kept pace with the Bruins and eventually scored with Mark Barberio hammering home his first goal as a Hab on one-time pass from P.K. Subban to tie the game 1-1. P.K. Subban picked up his 200th career assist on the play.

The Habs had a chance to go ahead on the powerplay at the 11:29 mark with Patrice Bergeron assessed just his 13th minor penalty of the year for hooking David Desharnais. The Habs only had two shot attempts on the subsequent powerplay and zero shots on net.

The Habs would end up giving the lead back to the Bruins on a giveway by Mike Condon who tried to clear the puck around the boards along the ice, which allowed the Bruins to recover, put a shot towards the net, and score on the eventual rebound as Condon scrambled into position after being interfered with by Alexei Emelin.

The Habs are 3-15-0 when trailing after two periods.

Scoring Summary

1ST PERIOD
13:08 BOS Max Talbot (2) Wrist shot – ASST: NONE 1 – 0 BOS
2ND PERIOD
08:48 MTL Mark Barberio (1) Slapshot – ASST: P.K. Subban (30), David Desharnais (15) 1 – 1 Tie
16:49 BOS Patrice Bergeron (18) Wrist shot – ASST: David Pastrnak (3) 2 – 1 BOS

Penalty Summary

1ST PERIOD
16:33 MTL David Desharnais Delaying Game-Puck over glass – 2 min
19:35 BOS Kevan Miller Slashing – 2 min against Brendan Gallagher
2ND PERIOD
05:18 MTL Andrei Markov Elbowing – 2 min against Frank Vatrano
11:29 BOS Patrice Bergeron Hooking – 2 min against David Desharnais

Shots

PERIOD BOS MTL
1st 10 9
2nd 7 16
Total 17 25

Team Stats

CATEGORY BOS MTL
Power Plays 0/2 0/2
Hits 36 17
Faceoff Wins 18 23
Giveaways 12 14
Takeaways 1 4
Blocked Shots 18 12
Penalty Minutes 4 4

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