Another 3-0 shutout and Montreal is now down 2 games to Philadelphia. The Canadiens came out the gate with a fury, outshooting the Flyers 16-6 at the first intermission. The rest of the game followed a similar pattern with the Habs controlling the puck more, winning more faceoffs, getting more shots on goal and turning the puck over less. Of course, all that doesn't mean shit if you don't score a goal.
Offence: Mike Cammalleri led all forwards in TOI, logging 24:16. Brian Gionta fired 8 shots at Michael Leighton after only getting 1 SOG in game one. Leighton has made 58 straight saves during his shutouts in game 1 and game 2. Montreal's forwards have to pick it up, especially guys like Thomas Plekanec, Scott Gomez and Andrei Kostitsyn. None of these guys have scored a goal since round 1.
Defence: Roman Hamrlik led the defence again, playing almost 25 minutes and wasn't on the ice for a goal against. Jacques Martin chose to leave Ryan O'Byrne out of the lineup again. Eventhough O'Byrne would be the best defencemen to deal with Flyers forwards buzzing around Jaroslav Halak.
Goal: Halak let in three goals on 20 shots, the last one being extremely weak. It didn't matter though, only the first one matters when your team gets shutout.
Quote: "You don't score, you don't win." -Scott Gomez
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Wednesday, May 19, 2010
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