Canadiens' Jaroslav Halak makes pad save on Senators' Jason Spezza Thursday night.
Photograph by: Jean Levac, Canwest News Service
Photograph by: Jean Levac, Canwest News Service
Sens Drive Habs' Price From Nets -- Montreal Gazette
Halak steps in, keeps loss from getting out of hand.
OTTAWA – The Canadiens lost a hockey game Thursday night, but they might have rediscovered a starting goaltender.
The Ottawa Senators beat the Canadiens 5-4 before a record crowd of 20,500 at Scotiabank Place, but the visitors had a chance to come back after Jaroslav Halak replaced Carey Price early in the second period.
“Halak took the brunt of the momentum,” head coach Bob Gainey said.
“When he went in the net, he faced four or five difficult scoring opportunities and held us there. We did get back in the game, but there was not enough time.”
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Sliding Canadiens fall to Senators -- CBC
Senators deal heartbreak -- Ottawa Citizen
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