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(28-21-6) (22-24-9)
TV: NHLN-US (HD); CBC, RDS (HD) AM 640
Mats Sundin Banner Raising Night
Forwards:
Lupul - Bozak - Kessel
MacArthur - Grabovski - Kulemin
Lombardi - Connolly - Crabb
Brown - Steckel - Boyce
Defence:
Gunnarsson - Phaneuf
Liles - Franson
Gardiner - Schenn
Goaltenders:
Reimer
Gustavsson
Forwards:
Pacioretty-Desharnais-Cole
Moen-Eller-Kostitsyn
Bourque-Plekanec-Blunden
Campoli-Gomez-Darche
Defence:
Gorges-Subban
Gill-Diaz
Kaberle-Emelin
Goaltenders:
Price
Budaj
Toronto Point Leaders
Goals: Kessel - 29
Assists: Lupul - 34
Points: Kessel - 57
+/-: Gardiner & Schenn - +10
Wins: Gustavsson - 16
Save %: Reimer ? 0.911
G.A.A.: Reimer ? 2.71
Shutouts: Reimer & Gustavsson - 3
Montreal Point Leaders
Goals: Pacioretty - 22
Assists: Desharnais - 27
Points: Pacioretty - 41
+/-: Gorges + 13
Wins: Price - 20
Save %: Price - .916
G.A.A.: Price - 2.36
Shutouts: Price - 3
Lupul - Bozak - Kessel
MacArthur - Grabovski - Kulemin
Lombardi - Connolly - Crabb
Brown - Steckel - Boyce
Defence:
Gunnarsson - Phaneuf
Liles - Franson
Gardiner - Schenn
Goaltenders:
Reimer
Gustavsson
Forwards:
Pacioretty-Desharnais-Cole
Moen-Eller-Kostitsyn
Bourque-Plekanec-Blunden
Campoli-Gomez-Darche
Defence:
Gorges-Subban
Gill-Diaz
Kaberle-Emelin
Goaltenders:
Price
Budaj
Toronto Point Leaders
Goals: Kessel - 29
Assists: Lupul - 34
Points: Kessel - 57
+/-: Gardiner & Schenn - +10
Wins: Gustavsson - 16
Save %: Reimer ? 0.911
G.A.A.: Reimer ? 2.71
Shutouts: Reimer & Gustavsson - 3
Montreal Point Leaders
Goals: Pacioretty - 22
Assists: Desharnais - 27
Points: Pacioretty - 41
+/-: Gorges + 13
Wins: Price - 20
Save %: Price - .916
G.A.A.: Price - 2.36
Shutouts: Price - 3
Preview:
Season Series: This is the fourth of six meetings this season between the two Original Six rivals who will close out their seasons against each other on April 7. Toronto shut out the Habs 2-0 on opening night before topping the Canadiens 5-4 in overtime two weeks later. In their last meeting, Montreal beat the Leafs 3-1 thanks to third-period goals from Raphael Diaz and Lars Eller.
Big Story: Despite back-to-back losses at Winnipeg and Philadelphia, Toronto is still in the thick of the Eastern Conference playoff race while Montreal's hopes of making the postseason are hanging by a thread. The Canadiens have shown some signs of life in winning their last three games and Scott Gomez scored his first goal in more than a year Thursday night, inspiring spirited celebration among his teammates. With two months left in the regular season, this could be a pivotal matchup for both teams.