Price stopped 27 of 28 shots in the Canadiens’ win in Vancouver on Tuesday. Price has won five straight games while posting a 0.98 GAA, .964 SV% and one shutout. He is one of the hottest goalies on the circuit right now and tonight he will face the Flames’ for the second time this season—he stopped 30 of 31 shots in a 5-1 win in the first meeting.
Price stopped 26 of 27 shots in the Canadiens’ win in New York on Saturday. Price has won four straight starts while posting a 0.98 GAA, .964 SV% and one shutout. He has been great as of late and tonight he faces the Canucks for the second time—he posted a 42-save shutout vs. Vancouver back in early-November.
Price stopped 26 of 27 shots in the Canadiens’ win in New York on Saturday. Price has won four straight starts while posting a 0.98 GAA, .964 SV% and one shutout. He has been great as of late and tonight he faces the Canucks for the second time—he posted a 42-save shutout vs. Vancouver back in early-November.
Skinner has missed the last two games with a stiff neck, but was on the ice for the morning skate and is expected to play tonight vs. the Coyotes. Skinner, who has been skating on the third line, has just three goals and two assists (five points) in his last 16 games.
Price stopped all 26 shots that he faced in the Canadiens’ shutout win over the Blue Jackets on Tuesday. After some struggles, Price has played a lot better in his last starts—he has three wins with a 1.56 GAA, .945 SV% and one shutout. Price stopped 22 of 23 shots in a 2-1 OT win in his first start vs. the Predators.
Skinner was sent back to Carolina to be reevaluated prior to Tuesday’s game and the Hurricanes announced he doesn’t have a concussion and is dealing with a stiff neck. The Hurricanes played with seven defensemen last night, but have recalled Patrick Brown and Andrej Nestrasil for tonight’s game in Tampa Bay. Look for Skinner to be back in on Friday.
Price allowed two goals on 34 shots in the Canadiens’ win in Toronto on Saturday. Al Montoya started yesterday, so Price should start tonight vs. the Blue Jackets. February hasn’t been overly kind to Price, who is 3-6-0 with a 2.76 GAA and .903 SV% in nine starts this month.
Skinner returned to Raleigh before Tuesday’s game to have an upper-body injury evaluated. With Skinner out, Brock McGinn will get back into the lineup tonight. Consider Skinner as day-to-day and doubtful for Wednesday’s game in Tampa Bay.
Price allowed two goals on 34 shots in the Canadiens’ win in Toronto on Saturday. Al Montoya started yesterday, so Price should start tonight vs. the Blue Jackets. February hasn’t been overly kind to Price, who is 3-6-0 with a 2.76 GAA and .903 SV% in nine starts this month.
Price allowed two goals on 23 shots in the Canadiens’ loss to the Islanders on Thursday. After a rough stretch of games, Price has improved recently, allowing just six goals on 85 shots (.929 SV%) in his last three games. Tonight he faces a Maple Leafs team that he has dominated this season—3-0-0 with a 1.67 GAA and .953 SV% in the first three meetings of the season.
Price allowed two goals on 23 shots in the Canadiens’ loss to the Islanders on Thursday. After a rough stretch of games, Price has improved recently, allowing just six goals on 85 shots (.929 SV%) in his last three games. Tonight he faces a Maple Leafs team that he has dominated this season—3-0-0 with a 1.67 GAA and .953 SV% in the first three meetings of the season.
Price allowed two goals on 30 shots in the Canadiens’ shootout win in New York on Tuesday. February hasn’t been the greatest month for Price, but he has played well in his last two games, stopping 58 of 62 shots (.936 SV%). In his first start against the Islanders, Price stopped 39 of 42 shots in a 3-1 loss back in late-January.
Price allowed two goals on 32 shots in the Canadiens’ loss to the Jets on Saturday. Price has lost five of his last six starts while posting an ugly 3.18 GAA and .890 SV%. February hasn’t been kind to Price, who will be facing the Rangers for the second time this season. In the first meeting, Price allowed four goals on 33 shots in a 5-4 loss.
Brossoit allowed one goal on five shots after replacing Cam Talbot in the Oilers’ loss to the Blackhawks on February 11th. Brossoit has made three NHL appearances this season, stopping 57 of 62 shots (.919 SV%). He’ll give Cam Talbot the night off and start the first game of their back-to-back against a Lightning team that is 4-0-2 in their last six.
Brossoit allowed one goal on five shots after replacing Cam Talbot in the Oilers’ loss to the Blackhawks on February 11th. Brossoit has made three NHL appearances this season, stopping 57 of 62 shots (.919 SV%). He’ll give Cam Talbot the night off and start the first game of their back-to-back against a Lightning team that is 4-0-2 in their last six.
Price gave up four goals on 36 shots in the Canadiens’ loss in Boston on February 12th. During the bye week, the Canadiens fired their head coach and hired Claude Julien and he will turn to Price this afternoon. He has not faced the Jets, but has gone 17-6-3 with a 2.20 GAA and .927 SV% on home ice.
Price allowed four goals on 25 shots in the Canadiens’ win in Arizona on Thursday. It wasn’t Price’s strongest performance, but it was enough to snap a three-game losing streak. Price has gone 2-4-0 with a 3.03 GAA and .903 SV% in his last six starts and while he’s struggled recently, Price is 2-0-1 with a 1.96 GAA and .935 SV% in his first three starts vs. the Bruins.
Price gave up four goals on 26 shots in the Canadiens’ loss in Colorado on Tuesday. He has lost three in a row while allowing a combined nine goals on 79 shots (.886 SV%). Price has been struggling recently, but he draws a strong matchup in Arizona—he allowed two goals on 29 shots in a 5-2 win in his first start vs. the Coyotes.
