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The Bell Centre was not full for the second time in less than a week - Vimarsana News

The Bell Centre was not full for the second time in less than a week

Tanner Pearson took a shot to the hand on Saturday night. He will be out for the next 4 to 6 weeks. The return of David Savard, who ironically also suffered a hand injury following a blocked shot, didn’t add up to +1 in the active column. It simply kept the count at 0 (+Savard, […]

Source: dose.ca
Arber Xhekaj in Laval: no power play for now - Vimarsana News

Arber Xhekaj in Laval: no power play for now

Arber Xhekaj has been traded to the Laval Rocket by the Canadiens. He’s not there for conditioning purposes or anything like that: he’s there to become more complete. It’s up to him to stand up and become one. He lost his place in Montreal with his injury. A guy like Jayden Struble took his place, […]

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TSN NHL Power Ranking: The Edmonton Oilers are back - Vimarsana News

TSN NHL Power Ranking: The Edmonton Oilers are back

Winners of their past four by a combined score of 21-7, the results are finally starting to come for a team that ranks in the top three in expected goal differential yet still has a -5 goal differential.

Source: tsn.ca
Jack Todd: If the Canadiens had any luck at all, it would be bad - Vimarsana News

Jack Todd: If the Canadiens had any luck at all, it would be bad

Montreal's latest long-term injury, to Alex Newhook, is another impediment to accurately evaluating the talent on this young team.

Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens welcomed home by Panthers, dropped 5-1 - Montreal - Vimarsana News

Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens welcomed home by Panthers, dropped 5-1 - Montreal

Injuries keep piling up for the Canadiens in numbers that are far above the league average for man-games lost. Brian Wilde has more.