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SYDNEY, N.S. The Montreal Canadiens miracle playoff run resumes Monday night in Las Vegas against the Golden Knights, and Maritimers are set to back the only Canadian team left in the Stanley Cup playoffs. It s going to be a late night, and an early morning for work, says Canadiens fan Annette MacLean of Sydney, N.S. The puck drops on Game 1 of the Stanley Cup semifinal series at 10 p.m. (ADT) Monday evening, but that won t keep MacLean and other Montreal Canadiens fans in the Maritimes from tuning in. And though the Golden Knights are heavy favourites – they finished tied for first overall in the NHL s regular season – MacLean is betting on the Habs.
Phoenix land top pick in QMJHL Entry Draft 12 May 2021 at 17 h 57 min Reading time: 1 min
By Michael Boriero
The Sherbrooke Phoenix will select first overall at the 2021 Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) Entry Draft, after winning the lottery draw held on Tuesday.
The draw determined the order of the first five selections. QMJHL Commissioner Gilles Courteau, Director of Communications Maxime Blouin, and several media members were present to supervisor the event.
The Phoenix had three lottery balls in the mix and a 14 per cent chance of winning the draw. The Cape Breton Eagles will select second overall, despite having a 28 per cent chance of claiming the first overall pick.
Demko stands tall and Miller scores in OT as Canucks defeat stubborn Sens
Vancouver Canucks centre J.T. Miller scores the game winner on Ottawa Senators goaltender Joey Daccord during overtime NHL hockey action in Ottawa, Monday, March 15, 2021. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld March 15, 2021 - 8:03 PM
OTTAWA - The Canucks had their way with the Senators in a three-game sweep in late January, outscoring Ottawa by a combined 16-3 score in Vancouver.
Monday night proved to be far more difficult, showing the progress the young Senators have made since. The Canucks needed an overtime goal from J.T Miller and 44 saves from goaltender Thatcher Demko to dispatch the stubborn Senators 3-2.
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