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Looking Forward to the Playoffs?

27 March, 2011 (07:44) | HOCKEY TALK | By: Nick

Habs vs Capital March 26

For the first time since 1949, the Canadiens have been shut out for 3 straight games. The Canadiens managed only 3 shots on goal in the first period and only 18 overall, a season low at the Bell Centre.  The Canadiens have not scored for more than 186 minutes of hockey.  They were booed off the ice.

Quick Hits

Three straight shutouts – first time since 1949

Number of times Habs have been shutouts this season: 9 (a franchise record)

Four of the highest-salaried players on the team: Gomez, Cammalleri, Gionta, Plekanec

Shots by the aforementioned four millionaires: 5

Goals Cammalleri has scored since Dec. 19: 4

Goals Gomez has scored in 2011: 2

Opposing goaltenders in remaining games: Pavelec, Ward, Brodeur, Crawford,  Anderson, Reimer

Even if the offensive production is lacking at the moment, Price still believes his team will be where it needs to come playoff time. “We’re still in a position where we hold our destiny in our own hands. I think we have enough experience as a group that we won’t let ourselves slide too long. I’m not changing anything. I’m going to keep doing my best to give my team a chance to win every night. Sixty percent of the time, it works and we win games.”

Looking forward to the playoffs?

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