They can't all be gems. The Montreal Canadiens lost 6-3 to the St. Louis Blues in what Brian Wilde calls the Habs' worst game of the season so far.
The Montreal Canadiens came into their final match of a three-game road trip trying for a winning record.It was an exciting night, at least before the game began. Christian Dvorak returned from injury, meaning that Alex Newhook could move back to the wing. At the same time, Rafael Harvey-Pinard was announced as day-to-day with injury.Someone needed to take the spot beside Cole Caufield and Nick Suzuki on the number one line. Head coach Martin St.
Late in the first period, there were more positives as the Suzuki line spent the entire 50 seconds of a shift in the St. Louis zone. They didn’t generate a high-danger scoring chance, but they weren’t pinned in their own zone. If a team has three lines playing with about a 50 or slightly better Corsi, add some good goaltending, and that’s an effective winning hockey team. It’s early, but this has promise.This was the Canadiens’ worst game of the season. It was an entirely sloppy effort from Montreal. They allowed space all over the ice for St. Louis. The Blues aren’t exactly a high-scoring team with only 21 goals in nine games, but against Montreal, they enjoyed an easy night.
The Canadiens were trying to find the level for Filip Mesar last month. They were hoping that it was Laval, but he had a difficult time looking comfortable enough there. Arriving in the NHL is the destination. Arriving there with the best preparation possible is the journey.
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