It looks like Lane really took it upon his shoulder last night. Slaf too really. He was like, "Just let me do it."

Do they actually ever change anything?

What!? Not again. I think this is the final straw.

I did the right thing to turn it off after 2.

They got the cup back that year after a whole 4 years of not winning it. 😊

Maybe not but he was sure trying to pay him back for a grievous tap on the shoulder.

Danny and he were great. I am older than you and loved Gallivan’s ply-by-play. I felt more about his passing than I have about the players, I suppose because he came right into my house, starting with my bedroom when I was in bed on a Saturday night, supposedly to rest for church the next morning.

Habs playing worse and Monty playing better are probably not a coincidence. Perhaps he requires more work to get into games. Maybe physiologically, he needs to be relied on rather than be the one who can let the team done. Or maybe I don't know what I am talking about. 😊

I can see the #1 comment, but I do have trouble with the "bulk of the workload" part of it at this point.

Isn't this an embarrassment of riches?

Excellent post in many respects, but I want to reiterate about the need to score when they are dominating. They are having a harder time winning than they need to.

Refs aren’t perfect, but they were really imperfect last night. It’s a shame that they were so wrong when Habs were playing so right.

Why are refs not allowed to change their minds on a penalty call. Didn’t they admit that they goofed?

You would hope that a player as shifty as Demidov would get more shifts.😉
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I agree, give Shifty shifts.

BTW, I liked your solo performance well enough last night. I hung around for about 15 - 20 minutes.

Wouldn't that be something!

It just seems that some games are tighter than they need to be. I know that the other goalie deserves some credit, but there seem to be a lot of goalies that deserve a lot of credit vs Habs.

I find myself wanting to say that 'Demi' ain't half bad. 😊

However, I do wish that Habs could get more of a lead than one thin goal when they are playing so well. But I guess they did that vs NYR, and it didn't turn out so well.

Happy Caterday

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The Montreal Canadiens couldn’t mount yet another comeback against the New York Rangers.

On the bright side, Demidov is looking more comfortable by the shift. Here’s the Call Of The Wilde for Global Montreal.

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"It’s like the Hippocratic Oath for Dach: First do no harm."
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The Cardiac Kids come through with 20 seconds left in regulation and 2 seconds left in overtime.

What a thriller.

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Well done, Andrew.

Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens edge Seattle Kraken in overtime thriller - Montreal | Globalnews.ca The Seattle Kraken visited the Montreal Canadiens last October, embarrassing the local heroes 8-2. It might have been the low point of the entire season.

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Don’t miss the Wilde Cards. It will lift your fan spirits.

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"Price and a prayer:" PRICEless, so to speak.

Great update on Hage. I wish it were a year later in his path.

Cool POV from the game.

Even now, this old guy thinks Pete when he sees a big #20 on the screen.

Welcome back.