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Bruins in Montreal for final meeting of the season with Habs

The Bruins will play their Northeast Division rivals, the Montreal Canadiens one final time this season when the two teams take the ice at the Bell Centre at 7:00 on Saturday night. The Bruins are coming off a 5-1 beatdown of the Philadelphia Flyers, while the Canadiens are riding a 4-game win streak. The Habs have the edge in the season series, as the Bruins have gone 1-2-2 against Le Bleu, Blanc, et Rouge. Only two points separate the B's from the Habs in the Eastern Conference standings. Both teams are fighting to remain in the playoff picture in the East with the Bruins holding down the 8th spot with 72 points in 66 games, while Montreal currently sits in 7th place with 74 points in 69 games.

Injury Report


Boston Bruins Injuries

Questionable

Player Injury Type Injury Date
Andrew Ference groin 03/13/2010
Miroslav Satan groin 03/13/2010

Out (IR / Out / Suspended / Physically unvailable)

Player Injury Type Injury Date
Marc Savard concussion 03/08/2010


Montreal Canadiens Injuries

Probable

Player Injury Type Injury Date
Maxim Lapierre other-excused 03/13/2010

Out (IR / Out / Suspended / Physically unvailable)

Player Injury Type Injury Date
Mike Cammalleri knee 01/31/2010
Marc-Andre Bergeron knee 02/05/2010
Olivier Fortier shoulder 09/21/2009

Notes:

- The Bruins are 7-2-1 in their last 10 games.

- Miroslav Satan practiced on Friday after missing Thursday night's game in Philly with a groin injury. He should be considered a game-time decision.

- Peter Chiarelli is holding a smoke and mirrors show conference call with season ticket holders on Thursday, March 18th to defend himself after doing nothing at the deadline discuss the direction of this team.

- Defenseman Jeff Penner was sent back down to Providence after Thursday night's game.

- Maxim Lapierre has served his 4-game suspension for a cheap shot, late hit from behind on Scott Nicol of the San Jose Sharks. The gutless puke should be back in the line-up today.

- Fluto Shinzawa of The Globe expects Tuukka Rask to get the start in goal for the B's tonight.

- Jaroslav Halak was the first goalie off the ice for the Habs during the morning skate, so look for him to get the start in net.

- Game starts at 7:00 and can be seen on NESN and the NHL Network in the U.S. and CBC and RDS North of the Border.

- Public Skate open thread starts right here at 6:30.

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It just wouldn’t feel like a Bruins/Habs game without Lapierre following Chara all over the ice like an obsessed little girl.

by MattS on Mar 13, 2010 12:13 PM EST reply actions  

I hope Jeff Penner is never up with the Bruins full-time for no reason other that I keep typing “Dustin Penner” in every story about him.

by Stanley Cup of Chowder on Mar 13, 2010 12:29 PM EST reply actions  

well that, and the fact he didn’t play very well. I’m not saying he’s bad but he probably needs more time in the minors. If they need to bring up a D-man, I think it should be McQuaid.

by Circler on Mar 13, 2010 1:12 PM EST up reply actions  

I actually didn't see him on the ice enough to judge his play one way or another

Howz he doing in Providence? Oh, nevermind. I’ll go look that up myself.

Which B's team is this?

by eyebob on Mar 13, 2010 1:39 PM EST up reply actions  

Thats a great pic by the way. Sux I have to watch the game at work. Its going to be very difficult to maintain an iside voice during this slugfest.

the fuck is your problem?

by Parental Advisory on Mar 13, 2010 12:49 PM EST reply actions  

BTW, just read over at Habs Eyes on the Prize

that PC held a closed door meeting with the team on Thursday. I have not seen any comments on that meeting except on that blog.

Got any info on that?

I hate that I can't sign off with "bt" anymore.

by eyebob on Mar 13, 2010 12:54 PM EST reply actions  

deadline

I can’t say I am a fan of what the Bruins did and did not do at the deadline. I am, however a fan of not giving up a ton of youth, prospects and picks for a mid-level goal scoring rental on a bottom-of-the-playoffs hockey team. Deadline to me this year was a wash. Neither here nor there.

You don't score on 100% of the shots you don't take!

by twofirstsandasecond on Mar 13, 2010 4:48 PM EST reply actions  

That photo reminds me of...

Enjoy this one guys, I just found out I’m headed to Conte Forum for BC-UMass, so I’m gonna miss it. Go Bs!

by Arenacale on Mar 13, 2010 5:32 PM EST reply actions  

The first Saturday night B’s game I’ll get to see in ages. Best be a good one.

We will fight in the mountains. We will fight in the valleys. We will fight on the ice and in the stands. We will never surrender.

by JollyAver on Mar 13, 2010 6:32 PM EST reply actions  

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