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1/15/2007 11:59:30 AM
(Sports Network) - The Montreal Canadiens conclude a three-game road trip tonight in Detroit, where the Habs will attempt to rebound from one of their worst losses of the season when they take on the Red Wings at Joe Louis Arena.
The game can be seen live on TSN at 7pm et/4pm pt.
After opening the swing with a victory in Philadelphia on Thursday, Montreal yielded a season-high goal total in Saturday's 8-3 shellacking at the hands of the rival Ottawa Senators.
Cristobal Huet, who was named to the Eastern Conference All-Star squad on Saturday, allowed six Ottawa goals on 25 shots before being replaced by David Aebischer early in the second period.
Chris Higgins, Craig Rivet and Sheldon Souray all had goals for the Canadiens, who have lost six of their last nine games and now own only a one-point edge on the Senators for second place in the Northeast Division.
Detroit, meanwhile, has won three in a row and kicked off a three-game homestand in fine fashion on Saturday. Jason Williams netted a pair of goals and Henrik Zetterberg finished with three assists to power the Red Wings to a 6-3 victory over slumping Chicago.
Robert Lang added a goal and an assist for Detroit, which also received two helpers each from Nicklas Lidstrom, Pavel Datsyuk and Mikael Samuelsson. Backup goaltender Chris Osgood stopped 33 shots to notch his fifth win of the campaign.
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1/15/2007 11:59:30 AM
(Sports Network) - The Montreal Canadiens conclude a three-game road trip tonight in Detroit, where the Habs will attempt to rebound from one of their worst losses of the season when they take on the Red Wings at Joe Louis Arena.
The game can be seen live on TSN at 7pm et/4pm pt.
After opening the swing with a victory in Philadelphia on Thursday, Montreal yielded a season-high goal total in Saturday's 8-3 shellacking at the hands of the rival Ottawa Senators.
Cristobal Huet, who was named to the Eastern Conference All-Star squad on Saturday, allowed six Ottawa goals on 25 shots before being replaced by David Aebischer early in the second period.
Chris Higgins, Craig Rivet and Sheldon Souray all had goals for the Canadiens, who have lost six of their last nine games and now own only a one-point edge on the Senators for second place in the Northeast Division.
Detroit, meanwhile, has won three in a row and kicked off a three-game homestand in fine fashion on Saturday. Jason Williams netted a pair of goals and Henrik Zetterberg finished with three assists to power the Red Wings to a 6-3 victory over slumping Chicago.
Robert Lang added a goal and an assist for Detroit, which also received two helpers each from Nicklas Lidstrom, Pavel Datsyuk and Mikael Samuelsson. Backup goaltender Chris Osgood stopped 33 shots to notch his fifth win of the campaign.
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