It appears the Canadiens received the memo about fixing their terrible play with the man advantage. The team spent a great deal of Monday’s practice working on the power play, deploying new line combinations as well as placing an emphasis on a diamond formation. [La Presse]
A change to the power play wasn’t the only Monday morning adjustment by the Habs, making changes to the line combinations at even strength as well. [TVA]
P.A. Parenteau appears ready to return to the lineup on Wednesday against the Columbus Blue Jackets, but not before confirming he was indeed out with a concussion. [TVA]
Patrick Cwiklinski takes a look back at Patrick Roy’s final game as a member of the Canadiens. [The Score]
Guy Lafleur is suing the Quebec Crown and the Montreal Police. The Habs legend is seeking $2 million, arguing that an arrest warrant against him in 2008 was unjustified. [CBC]
And lastly, a little shameless self promotion. Check out our very own Marc Dumont’s mid-season player analysis. [EOTP]
Pittsburgh Penguins youngster Olli Maatta just can’t seem to catch a break. The 20-year-old defenseman is expected to be done for the year with a shoulder injury. [Post Gazette]
Some sad news to report. Boston Bruins veteran Simon Gagne won’t return this season, citing personal reasons. Gagne hasn’t played since December 6th after the passing of his father. [Bruins]
And lasty, a KHL player was hit so hard that his jersey got stuck in the glass. Enjoy! [SB Nation]
