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It will be the first game played on Canadian soil to have fans in the stands since March 2020, with 2,500 spectators expected.

Originally posted on Sportsnaut  |  By Erica Commisso  |  Last updated 5/13/21 As the 2020-21 NHL season ends, clubs are either preparing for the playoffs or looking to the future. For teams outside of the playoffs, the offseason is a time to assess the regular season: Good signings, promising prospects, special teams effectiveness and roster depth are just some of the factors that contribute to a team’s success. It was a weird season to analyze, bearing in mind that these divisions are not the NHL norm and that, for the entirety of the shortened regula...

Article content In a nothing game for the Edmonton Oilers they turned in a better than solid effort and salted away the 2 points with a thrilling Draisaitl-to-McDavid overtime goal for the 4-3 winner. The Oilers couldn’t cash on their 1 Power Play chance. But the Oilers PK unit killed 2 opportunities and have now erased 21 man-advantages in a row. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or The Edmonton Oilers tune up for the playoffs with 4-3 OT win over Montreal: Game Grades Back to video No significant injuries along the way, and Edmonton helped eli...

Article content (7 p.m., TSN2, RDS, TSN-690, Radio, 98.5 FM). The matchup: The Canadiens still need at least one point to assure themselves of a playoff spot in the Canadian division and they are hoping to gain some momentum as they wrap up the regular season with home games against the Oilers Monday and Wednesday. It won’t be easy because the Canadiens have dropped three in a row after losing 3-2 in Toronto Saturday while the Oilers locked up second place with a win over Vancouver. Montreal comes into the game with a 4-3-0 record against Edmonton. We apologize, but this video has failed t...

Article content The daily tally of new COVID-19 cases in Quebec continued to hover around 1,000 on Sunday as the province reported 1,006 new infections. The seven-day rolling average for new cases now stands at 1,010 — a reduction of more than 100 since last Sunday. Read the full report. In Montreal news Try refreshing your browser, or #ICYMI: Ghost bike ceremony, homeless camp evictions, Todd on Cole Caufield, more Back to video Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante listens during a ceremony marking the removal of a ghost bike dedicated to Mathilde Blais on May 2, 2021. Photo by Pierre Obendr...