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Matthews scores 35th goal, Leafs down Habs 4-1 to clinch playoff spot

Matthews scores 35th goal, Leafs down Habs 4-1 to clinch playoff spot
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Toronto Maple Leafs will test playoff readiness against Montreal Canadiens

The Toronto Maple Leafs held an optional skate at the Bell Centre on Wednesday. The Leafs and Canadiens have held the No. 1 and No. 4 seeds in the North Division since Feb. 19. The forever rivals are on a collision course to meet in the playoffs for the first time in what seems like forever. That will be pretty special if that s the case, said defenceman Morgan Rielly. But, that being said, we got to prepare for any possible matchup. The Original Six clubs haven’t met in the postseason since 1979. Trying to focus one game at a time, said winger Alex Galchenyuk, but you always have those thoughts in the back of your mind that it could happen.

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Canadiens get shut out by Senators at Bell Centre

Article content The good news for the Canadiens is Carey Price was healthy and back in goal Saturday afternoon at the Bell Centre against the Ottawa Senators after missing the previous six games with a lower-body injury. The bad news started when Artem Zub scored on the Senators’ first shot on Price 3:03 into the first period. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Canadiens get shut out by Senators at Bell Centre Back to video Things didn’t get better for the Canadiens after that and they ended up losing 4-0 to the Senators. Drake Batherson scored twice for Ottawa and Nikita Zaitsev added an empty-netter.

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Canadiens Game Day: A rough return to action for Habs Carey Price

Article content Carey Price’s return to the Canadiens’ lineup did not get off to a good start. After missing six straight games with a lower-body injury, the goaltender was back in net at the Bell Centre for Saturday afternoon’s game against the Ottawa Senators. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Canadiens Game Day: A rough return to action for Habs Carey Price Back to video Artem Zub scored on Ottawa’s first shot on Price at 3:03 of the first period and the Senators went on to win 4-0, including an empty-net goal.

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About Last Night: Cole time? Habs lose 4-0 snoozer to Sens

Article content It’s been a rough season for North Division cellar dwellers Ottawa Senators, but Montreal Canadiens fans likely looked on with a little envy Saturday afternoon as their currently playoff bound team took a disco nap at the Bell Centre in a 4-0 loss to the rebuilding Sens. The winning squad only mustered 15 shots in the win. So why would Habs fans be a smidge jealous of a team that has no hope of making the playoffs? While the Canadiens tease the imminent introduction of Hobey Baker-winning phenom Cole Caufield to the offensively challenged lineup, the Senators are bursting with young talent and the organization has no qualms about throwing them into the pressure cooker. Case in point: fellow Baker finalist Shane Pinto, a collegiate standout at North Dakota, shouldered a veteran load in his NHL debut Saturday, killing a penalty and taking key defensive zone faceoffs. The Senators may never reach their full potential, but at the very least, they’re letting their yo

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