Canadiens – Penguins

Habs looking to end seven-game winless streak, while Sidney Crosby keeps putting up points for Penguins at age 35.

In 50 games this season, Petry has 5-21-26 totals and a plus-5 differential, while Poehling has 5-6-11 totals in 38 games. Crosby scored the winning goal in two of those four games. Sid the Kid aging well: Crosby is showing no signs of slowing down at age 35 and after playing in 1,174 career regular-season games and 180 more in the playoffs. Penguins in playoff spot: The Penguins are coming off a 3-2 overtime win over the Rangers in New York on Sunday and are holding the first wild-card playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. The Canadiens are winless in their last seven games (0-5-2), matching their longest slump of the season. Article content

Le Tricolore tente d'arrêter à sept la séquence de défaites en affrontant les Penguins.

00:21- BUT PIT 1-0 Les Penguins attaquent en début de match. Son 11e de la saison réduit l'avance de Pittsburgh à un but. Son quatrième de la saison permet à Montréal de créer l'égalité. 04:49- BUT PIT 2-0 Lors du jeu de puissance, Evgeni Malkin touche la cible. Le tir de Bryan Rust est bloqué par Samuel Montembeault. Son troisième but en trois matchs permet à Montréal de prendre les devants. Son deuxième de la saison donne une avance de deux buts à Montréal. Mike Hoffman tire sur réception à la suite d'une passe de Rem Pitlick. Son deuxième du match permet à Pittsburgh de créer l'égalité. 10:57- BUT PIT 4-3 Kristopher Letang profite de la circulation devant le filet et décoche un tir qui se retrouve derrière Samuel Montembeault. 11:31- BUT MTL 3-2 Denis Gurianov est oublié dans l'enclave. Les Penguins vont évoluer en avantage numérique.

The Montreal Canadiens ended a seven-game skid with a 6-4 win against the Pittsburgh Penguins at PPG Paints Arena on Tuesday.

"To win after a long stretch like that is always good for the team," Richard said. … Malkin extended his point streak to six games (one goal, nine assists). "We're just trying to get him up to speed here on the fly. We just had to try to get better as the game went on last night and try to carry that into tonight." "We came out strong and kind of let our foot off the gas, let them play an easy game," Letang said. "It's not like we had a lot of time to think about last night's game.

Anthony Richard scored the winning goal in the third period and the Montreal Canadiens beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 6-4 on Tuesday night.

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Time is on ownership and management's side with this Montreal Canadiens squad, perhaps more than they ever thought. Brian Wilde explains.

The blue liners of the future for the Canadiens will fit the hockey of the future. The fans have shown a terrific attitude for two years running through a lot of losses. It should have also been thought that Montreal hockey fans, being among the most knowledgeable, would also understand what a rebuild is. This negative thought has always been pervasive — that Montreal management could not do a real rebuild, because the fans would not tolerate it. During the four-game home stand that the Canadiens just concluded, the club didn’t win a single game. These days, the glass is more half-full because Connor Bedard has a better chance of drinking from it. On Tuesday night, the Canadiens showed that they wish to be a quick study of the skill set. Ready to join them in the near future are two more strong puck movers in Logan Mailloux and Lane Hutson. Forwards must be able to skate backwards fluently and defend rushes perfectly when the blue liner has pinched in on offence. On the second goal, it was another modern-day defender showing how vital the skill set is for success. He has strong modern-day skills of reading the play and getting the puck up ice. For Barron, he skated up ice to win the offensive zone, then fed a gorgeous pass to Rem Pitlick who fed Mike Hoffman for the Montreal goal.

Anthony Richard scored the winning goal in the third period and the Montreal Canadiens beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 6-4 on Tuesday night.

But it wasn’t enough, as Richard scored early in the third and the Canadiens held on for their first win of the month. Gurianov scored his third goal in as many games seconds after a penalty expired. Pittsburgh scored twice in the first five minutes for an early 2-0 lead. “As a result, some of the looks they got, though they didn’t get many, were high quality.” Pittsburgh, which currently holds a wild-card spot in the Eastern Conference, has points in eight of its last 10 games. “It wasn’t perfect, but I think the group needed that kind of result.”

Habs looking to end seven-game winless streak, while Sidney Crosby keeps putting up points for Penguins at age 35.

In 50 games this season, Petry has 5-21-26 totals and a plus-5 differential, while Poehling has 5-6-11 totals in 38 games. Crosby scored the winning goal in two of those four games. Sid the Kid aging well: Crosby is showing no signs of slowing down at age 35 and after playing in 1,174 career regular-season games and 180 more in the playoffs. Penguins in playoff spot: The Penguins are coming off a 3-2 overtime win over the Rangers in New York on Sunday and are holding the first wild-card playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. The Canadiens are winless in their last seven games (0-5-2), matching their longest slump of the season. Article content