The winners of the 2002 Stanley Cup are in town tonight. Led by their offensive defensemen Nicklas Lidstrom and Mathieu Schneider, the Detroit Red Wings will try to get back on track with a win, after losing their first game of the season againts rookie M
(AP) Two of the best offensive teams in the NHL meet as the Montreal Canadiens host the Detroit Red Wings at the Bell Centre.
The Canadiens and Red Wings each average three goals per game, tying them with Atlanta and Edmonton for fifth in the league hea
Saku Koivu will not play versus the Red Wings on Monday , Koivu will not return until Thursday against the Islanders at the earliest. The finnish centre suffered a knee injury during the exhibition schedule and has yet to play in any regular season games
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The Montreal Canadiens fell short in their pursuit of a 4th straight win with the Toronto Maple Leafs visiting the Bell Center on Saturday night. The fell short indeed, in that they found themselves playing shorthanded far too many times on this night.
MONTREAL (CP) – The Toronto Maple Leafs were circling the Bell Centre ice getting ready for practice on Friday when suddenly they were called in for a team meeting.
Koivu won’t face Leafs, but might return VS Hasek and the Wings.
The Habs had a bit of a sloppy night, but the Penguins failed to capitalize on their mistakes and then Montreal took over in the third period to bring it home. Theodore was on his game yet again, and the power-play was on fire going 3 for 4 on the night.
With the injured slowly returning, the Habs had to send a few players down to respect the 23 man roster limit.
Mike Komisarek, who had yet to dress for a game this season, was one of the not so surprising cuts. The other is Gordie Dwyer.
After a slow start, the Montreal Canadiens have shifted their offense into high gear.
The Canadiens look to continue their scoring surge as they take on the visiting Pittsburgh Penguins.