Nov. 11 JETS @ HABS
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This article was published 10/11/2014 (4316 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
About the Canadiens
Montreal comes off a Saturday night win of 4-1 over Minnesota, a second straight win following three consecutive losses.
The Habs are 7-0-1 in one-goal games this season. The Jets are 5-0-2 in that department this season.
With 38 goals scored in 15 games, Montreal is not filling nets this season, but has a team-leading six goals from Max Pacioretty so far.
Winnipeg’s Bryan Little, with 11 points, will be the only player in Tuesday’s game with more than 10 points this season. Pacioretty and Tomas Plekanec pace Montreal with 10 apiece.
Montreal’s No. 1 goalie, Carey Price, comes into the game with an 8-3-1 record, (2.78, .912).
The Habs and Jets split their two games last season, each winning in the other’s building.
WINNIPEG JETS
31Ondrej Pavelec
34Michael Hutchinson
2Adam Pardy
4Paul Postma
5Mark Stuart
8Jacob Trouba
9Evander Kane
14Anthony Peluso
15Matt Halischuk
16Andrew Ladd
17Adam Lowry
18Bryan Little
19Jim Slater
21T.J. Galiardi
22Chris Thorburn
24Grant Clitsome
26Blake Wheeler
33Dustin Byfuglien
39Toby Enstrom
44Zach Bogosian
55Mark Scheifele
67Michael Frolik
85Mathieu Perreault
MONTREAL CANADIENS
31Carey Price
35Dustin Tokarski
8Brandon Prust
11Brendan Gallagher
14Tomas Plekanec
15Pierre-Alexandre Parenteau
17Rene Bourque
20Manny Malhotra
22Dale Weise
26Jiri Sekac
27Alex Galchenyuk
28Nathan Beaulieu
32Travis Moen
43Mike Weaver
49Michael Bournival
51David Desharnais
67Max Pacioretty
74Alexei Emelin
76P.K. Subban
77Tom Gilbert
79Andrei Markov
— Tim Campbell
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