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Higgins - Koivu - Ryder
Samsonov - Plekanec - Kovalev
Perezhogin - Bonk - Johnson
Lantendresse - Murray - Streit

Komisarek - Markov
Souray - Rivet
Bouillon - Niinimaa


*Cristobal Huet*

GO HABS GO!

 

[panoo]

Habs seek sixth straight in Beantown

The Sports Network
12/23/2006 11:34:54 AM

(Sports Network) - Heated Northeast Division rivals will face off against one another this evening in Boston's TD Banknorth Garden, where the Bruins look to stop the Montreal Canadiens' season-best five-game win streak.

Montreal now has compiled the second-most points (47) in the Eastern Conference and is just five back of the powerful Buffalo Sabres for first place in the Northeast because of its recent surge.

The Habs' latest victory came at the expense of the lowly Philadelphia Flyers, who were dealt a 4-2 defeat by Montreal Thursday at the Bell Centre. Goaltender David Aebischer made 26 saves to register his 100th career win.

Mike Johnson had a short-handed goal for Montreal, which also received tallies from Guillaume Latendresse, Craig Rivet and Chris Higgins on the evening.

Tonight's contest starts up a four-game road trip for the Canadiens, who own a 9-4-2 away mark on the season.

FULL STORY

 

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2-1 Bruins end of the 1st

 

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2-2 end of the 2nd

GO HABS GO!!

 

[Habs Fan]

Komisarek scored the first goal for Montreal, that's his fourth goal of the season, I'm really surprised that he has four goals this year, and then Montreal second goal was another short handed goal, once again Koivu does an awesome pass to Ryder and he scores. The second goal for Boston was horrible, because the Habs did a terrible turnover.

Go Habs Go.