The Habs unable to sweep the Penguins this weekend

The Habs unable to sweep the Penguins this weekend
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After last night's win over the Penguins at the Bell Centre, the Habs were back in action against the same Penguins.

This time, it was Jakub Dobes in net.

Here are the line-ups:

Montreal started the game on the right foot.

Oliver Kapanen completed the superb play of Juraj Slafkovsky and Ivan Demidov.

Sidney Crosby stole the show in the first.

He first tied Mario Lemieux for the most points in Pittsburgh history.

Then, he beat him a few minutes later.

His teammates all jumped on the ice. What a beautiful moment!

The Slaf-Demidov-Kapanen line added more in the second.

All three earned a point on Demidov's goal this time.

2-2.

However, Pittsburgh regained the lead before the end of the period.

Noel Acciari had all the time in the world to give his club the lead.

But, as was the case earlier in the game, Montreal tied the game.

Noah Dobson scored a fine goal. Samuel Blais scored his first Habs point on the sequence.

A tight game went to overtime

Despite several good chances for the visitors (three posts), shootouts were necessary to determine a winner.

Kevin Hayes GOAL

Alex Texier STOP

Sidney Crosby STOP

Cole Caufield GOAL

Rickard Rakell GOAL

Nick Suzuki STOP

Final score: 4-3 Penguins. Still, a weekend of three points out of a possible four for Martin St-Louis' team.

They'll be back in action on Tuesday against the Bruins. Phillip Danault should be back in a Habs uniform for the first time since 2021.


Extension

– That would have been nice.

– He's nonchalant at times.

– Crosby ranks third in history for most points with a single franchise.

– Ouch!

– Rare dry spell for him.

– It's a close call for the man with 47 lungs.