Gameday 9 - Canadiens
Montreal Canadiens (1-3-1) @ Pittsburgh Penguins (4-2-2)
7:00 pm/et
TV: ROOT, RDS, TSN-Habs
CONSOL Energy Center, Pittsburgh, PA
It's the Habs. Carey Price, Mike Cammalleri, PK Subban and the Habs. There isn't much else we need to say.
And Brooks Orpik is back.
Season Series: 0-0-0
Last meeting that counted: March 12, 2011. Penguins lost 3-0.
What we said in our recap:
Really embarrassing effort for the Pens. Not even sure what happened. It almost seemed like the Pens had too much time off. We blame the Pittsburgh Power for this. We also blame the uniforms. At least there is a game tomorrow. Yawn.
Know Your Enemy: Habs Blog
What they're saying:
Pittsburgh is devastated by injury right now. They’re essentially missing their top line and top defensive pairing. That hurts. Even so, they’ve been very good considering. This is definitely an opportunity for the Canadiens to gain their second win of the season if they can play a complete game like the other night in Montreal. It would also go a long way to soothing the nerves of the jittery fan base who get on edge any time the Habs trail the Leafs in the standings.
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Pittsburgh Penguins lines from Penguins.NHL.com:
Chris Kunitz - Jordan Staal - Pascal Dupuis
Steve Sullivan - Richard Park - James Neal
Matt Cooke - Joe Vitale - Arron Asham
Steve MacIntyre - Mark Letestu - Craig Adams
Paul Martin - Zbynek Michalek
Matt Niskanen - Brooks Orpik
Deryk Engelland - Ben Lovejoy
Marc-Andre Fleury
We made up the D pairings.
No idea on the Habs lines. Sorry.
There will likely be a ridiculous number of Habs fans in the Consol today, just like whenever Montreal comes to town. Maybe the constant loud music will drown them out. It will be great to see Orpik in the line up again. Again, it's tough to know what to expect from this Pens line up other than James Neal being a beast.
Do It.
Go Pens.
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