Gameday Preview · Montreal Canadiens

Montreal Canadiens Gameday Preview — Montreal Hockey Tonight

Hey, your Canadiens are on a roll, don't miss this game!

Alright, it's gameday, tabarnac, and the Montréal Canadiens are heading into Little Caesars Arena in Detroit to face the Detroit Red Wings tonight. We’ve been playing some real solid hockey lately, eh? Five wins in the last ten, and we’re coming off a big W. The boys are feeling it, you can tell. The energy in Montreal, you can feel it all the way from the Bell Centre’s bell tower, that hum, that anticipation. Everyone’s talking about how we’re sitting third in the Atlantic, 84 points, looking good. This isn't a rivalry game like Boston, non, this is more of a measuring stick. Can we keep this momentum? Can we dominate on the road against a team that’s always got something to prove against us?

Tonight, I’m watching for our top line. They’ve been absolute fire. If they click early, the Detroit Red Wings are gonna have a long night. And our D, they’ve tightened up so much, it’s beautiful to see. The way we’re moving the puck, getting those quick transitions, it’s what we need to see more of. This is a game where we can really show the league we’re for real, not just a flash in the pan. We need to keep pushing, keep grinding, show them the grit and skill that’s supposed to be in every player wearing the CH. You know what they say – you win on the road, it means something more. This is a must-win to keep that confidence high as we push into the home stretch.

So grab your poutine from La Banquise after the game, win or lose, but let’s hope it’s a victory poutine, eh? The city is buzzing. Everyone’s got that feeling, that little bit of hope building. We can do this. Allez Les Canadiens — Go Habs Go. This is Amélie Boisvert.

My buddy Claude and the gang at Le Réveil Sportif break down all this and more every matin – you gotta tune in live at mornings.live.

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