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The Canadiens skip their final warm-up game
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At last, the Habs’ final warm-up game was played tonight. Here are the lineups:

Ottawa struck midway through the first period, Shane Pinto completing a superb move by Jake Sanderson to open the scoring.

The Senators outright dominated the first period. But after 20 minutes, they led by just one goal. Thanks to Joe Veleno.

Montreal had a much better second period, but the visitors were more opportunistic. David Perron doubled his team’s lead, well posted at the mouth.

Samuel Montembeault then saved Noah Dobson. Nice powerplay save by the Québécois.

The Habs played much better in the third period even scoring once.

Unfortunately, it was too little too late. Final score: 3-1 Sens, who scored in an empty net. At least it was a hockey game, not a boxing match, and the Habs’ next game will be a regular-season one. Wednesday, in Toronto, starting at 7 p.m. Montreal finishes its preparatory schedule with a 4-2-0 record. Next year, there will be only four preparatory games. spacer title=’Prolongation’] – Joe Veleno has earned his place with the big club.

– A great opportunity for the brothers.

– Scouts on site.

– Ah, the battle of Florida…

– He’s been excellent all camp, this one.

– Well done.

This article first appeared on Dose.ca and was syndicated with permission.

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