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Canadiens’ Game 2 positivity interrupted by 2 bothersome, highly relevant questions
The Canadiens earned their split on the road against the Hurricanes, but two recurring questions left the coach and captain a bit annoyed.
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A breakdown of the Game 2 psychology between the Canadiens and Hurricanes
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The Canadiens and Hurricanes both scored on their first shot on goal in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference final.
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Canadiens’ Game 2 positivity interrupted by 2 bothersome, highly relevant questions
The Canadiens earned their split on the road against the Hurricanes, but two recurring questions left the coach and captain a bit annoyed.
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Hurricanes were searching for the reset button. In Game 2, they found it
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How the Hurricanes are using speed, skill and physicality to change the narrative
Carolina's style of play and record in the playoffs have given rise to certain assumptions. This series might be proving them wrong.
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Andrei Svechnikov scored in overtime to lead the Hurricanes to a 3-2 win and a 2-1 series lead.
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Hurricanes vs. Canadiens: 3 things we’ve learned through 3 games
The Hurricanes have turned this series with its depth and a focus on Lane Hutson. But the Canadiens still have one advantage.
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How the Carolina Hurricanes are beating the Montreal Canadiens at the matchup game
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