Amy Johnson

Uh, and while it was a good night for a couple of, um, couple of the skaters, not a great night for Sam Montembeau.

Uh, and, uh, Montreal dropped this one in overtime four to three.

Did not look good.

Then Saturday night rolled around, and the Washington Capitals were in town.

Jakob Dobisch in the crease, looking good.

Spot on.

Cole Caulfield, not wasting any time.

And yeah, all shades of Thursday night behind them.

Montreal beating the Capitals 6-2.

Scored the first one 30 seconds into the game.

Gee, maybe he should be the starter.

I think so as well.

So through 59 games played, the Canadians now sitting with a 33-17-9 record.

That is 75 points, folks.

Placing them third overall in the Atlantic Division, seventh overall in the NHL.

They are back in a playoff spot.

And 85.2% chance of making the playoffs.

Not that we're already looking towards next season, but a fun announcement came out this week that the Senators and the Canadians are going to face off in the preseason on Monday, September 21st at Coliseum Videotron in Toile Riviere as part of Craft Hockeyville.

Nice.

Definitely.