The Canadiens will have a big challenge tomorrow night.
Why am I saying this? Because the Colorado Avalanche – which has the best scorer in the NHL – will be in town. And the Habs will have to be ready, or else… they will get washed out like it was the case for the Senators yesterday.
At the beginning of the 2nd period, the Sens were already losing by a score of 5-0!
But if the Habs want to really hold on against one of the powers of the NHL, they will also need their best players.
And here, I’m referring especially to Cole Caufield… who is excellent during Saturday games.
After all, 13 of Tit-Cole’s 33 goals were scored on that day of the week.
Why not continue in that vein tomorrow?
Saturdays bring out the best in Cole Caufield!
— Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) March 16, 2025
Cole Caufield has scored 11 goals in Montreal since the beginning of the season, unlike his 22 goals on the road.
Tomorrow, he must be present to help his team at an important moment!
The game will be presented at the Centre Bell and if we rely on the last times the Canadiens played in town, we can believe that there will be a great atmosphere.
The fans will be excited because it’s a super important meeting for the Habs in the Eastern standings.
With the other clubs that lost yesterday and who are not having much success lately, the opportunity would be perfect for the Habs to go get points on the board.
And with the crowd that will be in a frenzy, the opportunity would also be perfect to give the fans what they deserve: a big win.
Let’s recall that the Habs are the best club in the NHL since the break and that at this level, the Avalanche won’t be doing them any favors.
I said it earlier and I’ll say it again: the Canadiens must have a strong start to the game so that the fans get on board and to intimidate the Avalanche.
Because if Nathan MacKinnon, Cale Makar, and company start to do what they want on the ice… the evening will be long and tough.
Overtime
– It will sell easily, in my opinion.
Tricolore Sports is now selling a Lane Hutson chain
— /r/Habs (@HabsOnReddit) March 21, 2025
– It’s easy to point the finger at Lane Hutson for Bo Horvat’s goal, but Laine had his share of responsibility in that sequence too.
«Laine shouldn’t play in overtime»
— TVA Sports (@TVASports) March 21, 2025
– Good news for the Quebec goalie.
Former Gatineau Olympiques goalie Ève Gascon will get her first chance with the Canadian national team at the Women’s World Hockey Championship
— TVA Sports (@TVASports) March 21, 2025
– Bad news for the Golden State Warriors.
Injured in the hip, Stephen Curry will miss at least one game
— RDS (@RDSca) March 21, 2025
