A Change Is Announced in the Canadiens' Schedule Ahead of Tonight's Game, Press Conference Coming Soon
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We have some news to report regarding the Montreal Canadiens today. First of all, please note that the organization has issued a brief official statement to reveal the day's plans in anticipation of the game against the San Jose Sharks.
Notably, there is a change to the regular schedule, as there will be no morning skate (yes, once again).
The organization has also announced that there will be a press conference with head coach Martin St-Louis around 2:45 PM, so in the next few minutes, and we will know the official lineup at that time.
There are still some things we already know:
As for the rest, it will be revealed around 2:45 PM, during Martin St-Louis's press conference.
Also, let's remind you that the Canadiens are indeed playing at 10:30 PM (Montreal time) tonight.
An official statement from the Montreal Canadiens in anticipation of the game and another change to the regular schedule
Here is the relevant passage:
«No morning skate for the Canadiens on Tuesday.
However, Martin St-Louis and selected players will address the media at the hotel around 2:45 PM ET.
For any announcements, follow the Canadiens on X, and then check the team's social media just before the initial puck drop for the full lineup.»
- Montreal Canadiens
However, Martin St-Louis and selected players will address the media at the hotel around 2:45 PM ET.
For any announcements, follow the Canadiens on X, and then check the team's social media just before the initial puck drop for the full lineup.»
- Montreal Canadiens
We will also be keeping an eye on the news regarding forward Josh Anderson, who has missed several practices lately and is clearly injured, but has not yet missed a game for that reason (at least, not so far).
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