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This article was published 26/03/2015 (4163 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
ABOUT THE HABS
Tonight’s game is the conclusion of a short two-game road trip for the Canadiens. It will be the final time the team is out of comforts of the Eastern time zone this season unless it reaches the Stanley Cup final.
Montreal lost 3-2 in Nashville on Tuesday night, stopping a three-game winning streak. Nashville’s Filip Forsberg scored the winner on a power play in overtime as Montreal gave up a 2-1 lead after 40 minutes, now 31-2-2 in that situation this season.
The Habs, 46-20-8, reached 100 points for the season with their overtime loss on Tuesday and are still gunning for the top spot in the Eastern Conference and overall in the NHL. They are the first team to reach 100 this season. Montreal won the first meeting with the Jets this season, a 3-0 home-ice win on Remembrance Day.
LW Max Pacioretty is Montreal’s top scorer this season with 35-29-64. He also leads hims team with an impressive nine game-winning goals.
The Habs, who have run roughshod over Eastern opponents this season, are 13-10-4 vs. the west and 8-4-1 vs. the Central.
WINNIPEG JETS
31 Ondrej Pavelec
34 Michael Hutchinson
2 Adam Pardy
5 Mark Stuart
7 Keaton Ellerby
8 Jacob Trouba
12 Drew Stafford
14 Anthony Peluso
15 Matt Halischuk
16 Andrew Ladd
17 Adam Lowry
18 Bryan Little
19 Jim Slater
20 Lee Stempniak
21 T.J. Galiardi
22 Chris Thorburn
23 Jay Harrison
26 Blake Wheeler 33 Dustin Byfuglien
39 Toby Enstrom
55 Mark Scheifele
57 Tyler Myers
58 Eric O’Dell
67 Michael Frolik
91 Jiri Tlusty
MONTREAL CANADIENS
31 Carey Price
35 Dustin Tokarski
8 Brandon Prust
11 Brendan Gallagher
14 Tomas Plekanec
15 Pierre-Alexandre Parenteau
17 Torrey Mitchell
20 Manny Malhotra
21 Devante Smith-Pelly
22 Dale Weise
25 Jacob De La Rose
26 Jeff Petry
27 Alex Galchenyuk
28 Nathan Beaulieu
32 Brian Flynn
43 Mike Weaver
51 David Desharnais
55 Sergei Gonchar
64 Greg Pateryn
67 Max Pacioretty
74 Alexei Emelin
76 P.K. Subban
77 Tom Gilbert
79 Andrei Markov
81 Lars Eller
— Tim Campbell
