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When the Montreal Canadiens opened the season at 13-1-1, coach Michel Therrien couldn’t have been farther away from the firing line – even if that start was mostly a product of a healthy Carey Price, Shea Weber’s brief P.K. Subban impression and players like Alex Radulov contributing more than expected. Since then, the Canadiens are 17-16-7. The Habs have banked enough points (68) to sit comfortably ahead of the Ottawa Senators (60), and still have a sterling plus-20 goal differential. Continue to Article

February 09, 2017 9:51:am EST

The Montreal Canadiens are reeling and have a litany of issues to correct as they prepare to face the improving Arizona Coyotes on Thursday night at Gila River Arena to close out a two-game road trip. The Atlantic Division leaders are mired in a season-high four-game losing streak after Tuesday's 4-0 loss in Denver to the Colorado Avalanche, a team that trails them by 36 points in the standings and has the fewest points in the league, and a team the Canadiens beat 10-1 at Bell Centre two months ago. "We all hold ourselves accountable," Montreal defenseman Nathan Beaulieu told NHL.com. Continue to Article

February 08, 2017 7:17:pm EST

Will the real Winnipeg Jets please stand up? For a team gunning for one of the two wild-card playoff spots in the Western Conference, it's points like the two left on the table in Denver that has Jets fans wringing their hands. Coach Paul Maurice told the Winnipeg Free Press his troops need to adopt a defense-first mindset if they're going to grind out wins on nights when they don't have their best stuff. Continue to Article

February 06, 2017 8:45:pm EST

Sidney Crosby does amazing things on the ice almost every night. Crosby receives the pass on his backhand while down on one knee. With one of the best backhands in the game Crosby makes it look easy as he roofs it in the semi-lunge position. Continue to Article

February 05, 2017 12:01:am EST

After so many nights of offensive struggle this season, the Los Angeles Kings scored on their opening shift and never let up on the woeful Colorado Avalanche. Jeff Carter scored two goals and Peter Budaj earned his sixth shutout of the season in the Kings' fourth consecutive victory, 5-0 over Colorado on Wednesday night. Marian Gaborik scored 47 seconds into Los Angeles' three-goal first period, and Dustin Brown and Dwight King added third-period goals in the Kings' first win in four tries over the Avalanche, who have lost nine straight. Continue to Article

February 02, 2017 2:19:am EST

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