Montreal Canadiens recent games
Game Date | Opponent | Result | Score |
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4/16/24 | vs Detroit Red Wings | L | 5-4 SO |
4/15/24 | @ Detroit Red Wings | L | 5-4 OT |
4/13/24 | @ Ottawa Senators | L | 5-4 SO |
4/11/24 | @ New York Islanders | L | 3-2 OT |
4/9/24 | vs Philadelphia Flyers | W | 9-3 |
Philadelphia Flyers recent games
Game Date | Opponent | Result | Score |
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9/22/24 | @ Washington Capitals | W | 6-2 |
4/16/24 | vs Washington Capitals | L | 2-1 |
4/13/24 | vs New Jersey Devils | W | 1-0 |
4/11/24 | @ New York Rangers | W | 4-1 |
4/9/24 | @ Montreal Canadiens | L | 9-3 |
Flyers vs Canadiens predictions
As the Philadelphia Flyers gear up for their next face-off against the Montreal Canadiens at the iconic Bell Centre, all eyes are likely on some key players who have been showing promising form lately. Consider someone like Travis Konecny, whose agility and scoring knack could really tip the scales in this matchup. Then there’s Carter Hart between the pipes, whose stellar goaltending skills might just be the wall Philadelphia needs to fend off Montreal's attacks. The chemistry on the Flyers' top line could really set the pace, and if they hit the ground running, we could be in for quite a show.
Flipping the rink to the Montreal Canadiens, they're not without their own aces. Nick Suzuki, known for his slick passes and clutch scoring, could very well be a thorn in Philadelphia's side. Then there’s the robust defense led by Shea Weber, whose presence on the blue line isn’t just about defense; he can surprise you with some offensive contributions too. If these leaders step up to the plate, Montreal can definitely put up a good fight, making it a tight contest.
Now, considering the dynamics of both teams and the players to watch, the prediction game gets a bit tricky, doesn’t it? The Flyers do have the edge with an early season win boosting their confidence, and with their current form, they seem slightly better positioned to clinch this one. But, as any hockey fan knows, the game can swing either way, especially with the Canadiens playing on home ice. It's going to be a nail-biter, but I’d cautiously tilt towards a Flyers win, assuming they maintain their form and their key players deliver as expected. What’s your take?
Philadelphia Flyers injuries
- Samu Tuomaala (RW): Out
Flyers vs Canadiens game info
Venue | Bell Centre |
Location | Montreal, QC |
Puck drop | Mon 7:00 PM |
TV | RDS |