We will wait for confirmation from coach Michel Therrien, but it looks like Price will start his first game since February 8th. Price has missed eight contests with a lower-body injury, but could face the Senators tonight. He will look to pick-up where he left off at the Olympics, but has struggled against the Sens this season. He is 1-1-1 with a 3.64 GAA and .891 SV% against Ottawa.
Price reportedly had his best day of practice since returning from the Olympics with a lower-body injury. Price practice for over 90 minutes, but coach Michel Therrien would not divulge Saturday's starter. Monitor his status during tomorrow's morning skate.
Price continues to work his way back from a lower-body injury that has cost him the last eight games. The Habs are struggling without their number-1 netminder and need him back in a big way. Price could be back between the pipes on Saturday, but we await an official word from the team.
Price will miss his seventh straight game with a lower-body injury he sustained in the Olympics. He took part in his first full practice today, so he is definitely nearing a return. His next chance to return is Saturday vs. the Senators.
Price has been skating on his own recently, but he has joined Peter Budaj, Dustin Tokarski and the rest of the Habs on the ice Tuesday morning. Price did not take shots in the first part of practice, but started to towards the end. Price is questionable for Wednesday, but this is still a great sign for the Canadiens and Price owners.
Montreal does not play until Wednesday, so Price has time to get back to 100 per cent over the next few days and start against the Bruins. Monitor his status as the week progresses.
Price's absence from the morning skate is not good news for the Canadiens. When they acquired Devan Dubnyk at the trade deadline, it raised questions as to how serious Price's injury is. No practice today suggests that Price will miss his seventh straight game with the lower-body injury.
Price says his condition flared up during second Team Canada practice. Played the whole Olympics in "manageable" discomfort. Consider Price questionable for Thursday's game vs. the Coyotes.
Price will miss his fifth straight game on Wednesday, but the fact that he is getting on the ice after his teammates today is a good sign in his recovery. He was placed on IR on Monday, but it was retroactive to Feb 27, which means he can return anytime after Thursday.
The move allows the Canadiens room to make a potential addition before Wednesday's trade deadline. It does not necessairly mean that Price's injury is any more serious than originally thought. His placement on IR gives Montreal flexibility. Monitor Price's status leading up to Wednesday's game in Montreal.
Price did not skate during the Habs morning skate but was receiving treatment on his lower-body ailment. Price will miss his fourth consecutive game tonight and will need to make significant progress if he is going to start on Wednesday vs. Anaheim.
Price re-injured himself during the Olympics, but still led Canada to the Gold medal. Peter Budaj was already scheduled to start tonight, but now Price will not travel to Pittsburgh for tomorrow's game. Dustin Tokarski has been recalled from Hamilton (AHL). At this point, there is no word whether Price will miss more than just two games.
There are reports that Price left favoring his leg after taking just one shot in a 5-on-0 power-play drill, but we will get an official update following the morning skate. Price is not scheduled to start tonight, Peter Budaj is set to face the Red Wings.
Price is 4-0 with a 0.75 GAA , .963 SV% and one shutout heading into the gold medal game vs. Sweden. Canada was in the same spot four years ago with Roberto Luongo as their backstop, can Price lead them to a gold medal in 2014?
Price was not nearly as busy as Kristers Gudlevskis in Canada's 2-1 win over Latvia on Wednesday. Price stopped 15 of 16 shots while Canada fired 57 at the young Latvian netminder. On Friday Price will face an American team who have tallied 19 goals in four games (4.75 G/PG). He will look to do what Roberto Luongo did to Team USA in 2010's Gold Medal game.
Price stopped 14 of 15 shots in a 2-1 OT win over Finland on Sunday. He has not seen a lot of rubber in Sochi thus far, but he has stopped 33 of the 35 (.943 SV%) shots that he has faced. He should be able to help Canada advance to the semis on Wednesday as they get set to take on the under-manned Latvian team.
Price stopped 19 of 20 shots in a 3-1 victory over Norway in his only Olympic start thus far. He will get the call vs. Finland, which is Canada's toughest test so far. A win this morning could earn him the start in the first game of the elimination round.
As expected MIke Babcock will use both Price and Roberto Luongo in their first two contests. Price is 26-17-5 with a 2.33 GAA and .925 SV% with the Canadiens this season. In the week leading up to the Olympics, Price went 3-0-0 with a 1.00 GAA, a .971 SV% and one shutout.
Price stopped 42 of 44 shots in a 5-2 win over fellow Canadian Olympic goalie Roberto Lunogo and the Canucks. It was Price's 25th win of the season, he now sits 3-1-1 with a 1.18 GAA and .966 SV% in his last five starts. Price is red-hot heading into tonight's meeting with the Hurricanes and looks poised to battle Luongo for Team Canada's number-1 spot.
Price stopped all 27 shots that he faced in a 2-0 win over the Flames on Tuesday. It was his 24th win and fourth shutout of the season. Price is 2-1-1 with a 0.98 GAA, .970 SV% and two shutouts in his last four starts. Get him in there vs. Roberto Luongo and the struggling Canucks offence.
