Senators: Martin St-Louis hopes for a clean match, but is “ready for anything”
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Tonight, the Canadiens play the last game of their pre-season schedule against the Ottawa Senators. We're talking about a duel that's got everyone talking… because the two clubs got into it pretty bad on Tuesday night.The question, then, is what to expect tonight. According

But what's clear is that Martin St-Louis hopes the two clubs will play a clean game. That said, if things get rough, his club will be ready:

I hope to play a clean game of hockey, but we'll be ready for anything.

Martin St-Louis

He talks about it around the 9-minute mark, for those interested

It's worth remembering that, while some of the Senators players who set the world alight on Tuesday won't be there tonight, the club still has some guys who are capable of stirring things up. In particular, we're expecting to see hard-nosed Kurtis MacDermid, acquired yesterday, play tonight,so it could still be a bumpy ride, even if the Habs coach hopes it won't be.It's also important to note that, according to St-Louis, there have been no discussions between Habs and Senators officials about tonight's game. We know that sometimes, when there's this much commotion between two teams, the directors try to talk things over to calm things down (or, at least, to find out what the other team's intentions are for the next game), but that didn't happen here.So we'll see what happens tonight.

'Overtime'

– Too bad

– I like this.

– He had a big first game yesterday.