Panther Parkway Post-Game: Panthers vs. Canadiens

Stars of the game

1st: Max Pacioretty (2G-1A-3P)

2nd: Thomas Vanek (1G-1A-2P)

3rd: Carey Price (36-37 saves – .973 sv%)

Goals (Canadiens 4, Panthers 1)

MTL: Thomas Vanek (27) Assists: P.K. Subban

MTL: Max Pacioretty (34) Assists: Alexei Emelin, Daniel Briere

MTL: Max Pacioretty (35) Assists: David Desharnais, Thomas Vanek

FLA: Brad Boyes (19) Assists: Sean Bergenheim, Brian Campbell

MTL: David Desharnais (15) (Empty Net) Assists: Max Pacioretty, Mike Weaver

Highlight

Brad Boyes scored his team-leading 19th goal of the season in the 2nd period.

Quote of the game

“They capitalized on their chances. We gotta clean those areas up and stop shooting ourselves.”

-Brad Boyes on Montreal’s offense

Tweet of the game

It’s a tough time for Leafs fans. Welcome aboard.

https://twitter.com/brock_31/status/450086109561626624

Video of the game

Next Up

The Florida Panthers take on the New Jersey Devils at the Prudential Center, on Monday at 7:30 p.m.

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Game Day Preview: Panthers VS Canadiens

FLORIDA PANTHERS: 27-39-8 (62 PTS.) vs. MONTREAL CANADIENS: 42-26-7 (91 PTS.)

GAME DAY SONG: Snowbird by Anne Murray

It’s game 75 for the Florida Panthers as they take on their Atlantic Division rival (that still sounds weird) Montreal Canadiens. The Panthers come in looking for a win to end their 3 game home stand on a high note after being blanked by the Hurricanes 3-0 in Sunrise on Thursday. On the opposite side of the coin the Habs, who are in the midst of a 4 game roadie, come to South Florida from Motown after just escaping the Wings with 2 points.

Where they’ve been

The Panthers returned home from their Western road trip looking for some positivity and got just that when they came back from two down to send the Senators home gaping at the dazzler that was Vincent Trocheck in the shootout. Against the Hurricanes, the Cats ran into the Kazak Krusher Anton Khudobin who turned aside all 35 shots (35!) he faced for the shutout to send the fans home with the burning desire to destroy their Borat DVDs. The Panthers are 3-6-1 in their last 10 and are continuing on their quest to end their season on a high note by spoiling the March break of thousands of visiting Montrealers.

Across the rink, the Habs are quite hot posting a 7-3 record in their last 10, winning 7 of their last 8 and have won 4 in a row. It’s not all roses as the Habs stole one in Detroit after hanging on for a 5-4 win over the decimated Wings.

Panther Parkway Noon Headlines: Price Saves, Selanne’s Promise, Vanek’s Idea, and More!

What better way to spend your lunch break than catching up on all of last night’s amazing NHL action that you may have missed! Here are the top stories and videos from the all of yesterday’s action around the NHL.

• Watch Carey Price’s great save on Martin St. Louis.

• Teemu Selanne, a comeback kid and a promise happily kept. [LA Times]

• Apparently the postgame salute after the Bruins’ emotional loss against the Sabres was Thomas Vanek’s idea. [NESN]

Panther Parkway Noon Headlines: Yale Wins, Leafs, Flames, Filip Forsberg and More!

While you’re having Sunday Brunch catch up on all of last night’s amazing NHL action that you may have missed! Here are the top stories and videos from all of yesterday’s action around the NHL, starting off with Coach’s Corner:

* Saturday’s Three Stars from Puck Daddy.

* Toronto Scores 4 goals on 5 shots, chasing Carey Price.  TSN.ca.

* Calgary plays the spoiler in Edmonton’s playoff hopes. CBCSports.

* All Hail Yale!  The NCAA College Hockey Champs. NCAA Men’s Ice Hockey.

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Panthers Fall To Habs For Second Straight OT Loss

Tuesday night, the Florida Panthers scored five goals….and lost in overtime. Thursday night, the same Panthers squad only gave up one goal….and lost in overtime. Rene Bourque’s tip in 2:10 into overtime wasA all the visiting Montreal Canadiens would need as they downed the Cats 1-0.