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NHL fines Canadiens, Capitals $25,000 US apiece for scuffle during Game 4 warmup
The NHL has fined the Montreal Canadiens and Washington Capitals $25,000 US each for unsportsmanlike conduct during warmup before Game 4, marking another round of discipline in the testy first-round Stanley Cup playoff series.
Canadiens aiming to refocus with season on line following Game 4 loss to Capitals
A highlight in the loss was the first power-play unit of Caufield, Suzuki and Slafkovsky, a trio on the first line, with forward Ivan Demidov and defenseman Lane Hutson. Demidov and Hutson both had assists on the two power-play goals.
Canadiens head coach Martin St. Louis shared his true feelings about the officiating in Game 4 of their series against the ...
The Montreal Canadiens have had some terrific battles this season, but there are no moral victories as they face elimination ...
With a gutsy win in Game 4, the Washington Capitals took a 3-1 series lead over the Montreal Canadiens in the first round of ...
Canadiens rookie goalie Jakub Dobes thinks Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin deserves a suspension for a hit in Sunday's game.
"The growth," Gorton told NHL.com in a phone conversation Saturday. There's no way Gorton could have said that back on Dec.
Tom Wilson’s heavy hit on Alexandre Carrier helped shift momentum during the Washington Capitals ' 5-2 win over the Montreal ...
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3 Positive Takeaways for the Canadiens Despite Being Down 3-1The Montreal Canadiens find themselves in a tough spot, trailing 3-1 in their first-round series against the Washington ...
Suzuki is the midst of his next greatest challenge as Canadiens captain. It's on him to lead them back from the brink of ...
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