Canadiens – Blues

2022 - 10 - 29

canadiens vs blues

Post cover — Image courtesy of "Sports Illustrated"

(10-29-22) Canadiens-Blues Gameday Lineup (Sports Illustrated)

ST. LOUIS -- Craig Berube had the line blender out. For that matter, the defensive blender was out as well. The Blues' coach normally has a good pulse for.

We've got to be a hard team to play against and that's where a lot of goals are scored, from the inside and in the paint there. You know you're going in there to some crosschecks and it's never easy when you're trying to get to the front of the net. I think as a group, that's something we have to be smarter with, getting to the harder areas and being smarter with the puck. We're a skilled group and we're going to try and make those plays all the time. I think we've had a good number of Grade A's and good looks. I think there's definitely a time to be a little more simple and more direct." I think I can do a good job on the forecheck for them and try to recover pucks, get the puck into their hands and get myself to the front of the net. It's a team that's got a lot of skill, a lot of speed too so it's going to be a very good test." That's the mindset we have to go into the game with and go from there. "'Borts' plays a heavy game around the net and you've got Krug, he can transport the puck up the ice. "I remember the year we won back in '19, we played the majority of the year together, me, him and Schenner. "Not in the last couple years to be honest," O'Reilly said.

Canadiens at Blues GameDay Thread (St. Louis Game Time)

He's getting one more game's worth of rest before returning Monday night against the Los Angeles Kings, and honestly, a healthy Buchnevich is worth one more ...

Neighbours - Thomas - Kyrou Schenn - O’Reilly - Tarasenko The jury is very out on how they’ll play against the Blues.

Canadiens Game 9: Lines, Notes & What to Watch vs. Blues (Montreal Hockey Now)

The Montreal Canadiens (4-4-0) will be visiting the underperforming St. Louis Blues (4-2-0) Saturday night at the Enterprise Center.

[Montreal Canadiens12 hours ago ](https://montrealhockeynow.com/2022/10/29/montreal-canadiens-top-line-combination-of-nick-suzuki-cole-caufield/) [Montreal Canadiens8 hours ago ](https://montrealhockeynow.com/2022/10/29/the-reason-behind-the-montreal-canadiens-good-start/) Jake Allen will return to the starter’s circle tonight. The Montreal Canadiens (4-4-0) will be visiting the underperforming St. Louis Blues (4-2-0) Saturday night at the Enterprise Center. We just may see a shift in the lines today, as Rem Pitlick, Jonathan Drouin and Evgenii Dadonov were spotted getting extra reps in an optional skate this morning.

Liveblog replay: Dvorak scores hat-trick in 7-4 win over Blues (Timmins Press)

Goaltender Jake Allen starts in goal for the Montreal Canadiens when they take on the St. Louis Blues at Enterprise Center on Saturday.

Liveblog replay: Dvorak scores hat-trick in 7-4 win over Blues Back to video Goaltender Jake Allen won a Stanley Cup in St. Liveblog replay: Dvorak scores hat-trick in 7-4 win over Blues

Christian Dvorak has first hat trick, Canadiens beat Blues 7-4 (The Globe and Mail)

Christian Dvorak had his first NHL hat trick and the Montreal Canadiens scored three times in a 4:50 span in the second period to rally for a 7-4 victory ...

Buchnevich had missed the last five games after recording a goal and an assist in the Blues’ opener against Columbus Oct. Louis activated F Pavel Buchnevich (lower body injury) off injured reserve and assigned F Josh Leivo to Springfield of the AHL. Dvorak added another 40 seconds later to make it 6-3.

Dvorak's 3rd-period hat trick powers Canadiens past Blues in high ... (CBC.ca)

Christian Dvorak had his first NHL hat trick and the Montreal Canadiens scored three times in a 4:50 span in the second period to rally for a 7-4 victory ...

We have to play better at home." "I think that's big for us going forward that we can always look back on something like this against a good team know where we're down to and fight our way back." "It's unacceptable to play like this," Tarasenko said. "We should win the game. "It feels good," Suzuki said. "I've been close a couple times but it's kind of nice to get it out of the way, I guess."

Power play comes to life in feel-good win for Canadiens over Blues (Sportsnet.ca)

The successful Canadiens power play against the Blues was the product of lessons learned through the first eight games and exemplified the biggest point of ...

He’s got a nice skill package, but he’s gotta figure out what kind of player he’s going to be in this league, what style he’s going to have to play, and he’s going through that right now. “Not because he scored, not because he played on the power play, but…I feel like every shift he got I feel like he got on base,” St. It’s not set options that he wants us to do, it’s just taking advantage of what’s given to us, reading the P.K. “The fun is something you earn every day, and I think we're doing that. “He had his home run ball on that power play, and he took advantage of it, and he scored…” Because in three seconds, five seconds, it might be different where the advantage is, and you have to recognize that and play into where the advantage is. They played disciplined after allowing the Blues to score seven seconds into their first power play of the night. “To me, a good PP is two, three passes and a strike and retrieve and do it again. “They’re going to read it, and they know Cole’s over there being the shooter. We have to do a better job of that.” “To me, the power play is all about: where’s the advantage? But where’s the advantage on the ice,” St.