The Canadiens haven’t won against the Sharks at home since 2015

Last night, the Canadiens didn’t look good in Philadelphia. They got away with it thanks to a Cayden Primeau who was motivated by… I don’t know what (playing at home, the three-way battle in front of the net, etc.), which resulted in a point in the standings.

But otherwise, it didn’t go so well.

Theoretically, if the guys lacked legs yesterday, you have to wonder what they’ll be like today. After all, even if the club doesn’t train this morning, the fact remains that the guys travelled after the game against the Flyers…

But the good news is that Samuel Montembeault didn’t travel. He stayed in Montreal and had a night’s sleep in his own bed, ready for tonight’s game.

That’s a big advantage.

Even the coach isn’t sure how to get out of this one.

“You can’t Google, ‘How do you deal with a losing streak of this magnitude in the NHL?” and get an answer.”

That’s not Joël Bouchard, it’s David Quinn, head coach of the Sharks, the Habs’ opponents tomorrowhttps://t.co/0e2QpBiLDM

– Guillaume Lefrançois (@glefrancoisLP) January 11, 2024

But since life isn’t simple, it’s important to remember that the Sharks are rested (their 7-1 loss in Toronto took place on Tuesday, giving the club time to recharge its batteries), but more importantly…

That the Sharks have the Canadiens’ number at the Bell Centre.

The habs’ last Bell Centre goal against the Sharks? Before the pandemic: October 24, 2019.

Let’s also remember that earlier this season, while the Habs were in California, Martin St-Louis’ men needed the shootout to give Cayden Primeau the W.

Can Samuel Montembeault measure up to the NHL’s worst club? After all, the Habs don’t want to be the club that sets the Sharks straight.

Let’s not forget that Mike Hoffman’s Sharks began the season with 11 straight losses.

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