Habs Blow A 2 Goal Lead, Series Is Tied Again… | The Sick Podcast with Tony Marinaro April 26 2026
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The Sick Podcast with Tony Marinaro / Le Sick Podcast avec Tony Marinaro
1h 3m
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55 seconds left in the penalty, a minute and 27 seconds left in regulation time. Boston 4, Montreal 3. LeFleur coming out rather gingerly on the right side. He gives it in to Lanier, back to LeFleur.
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The Canadians lose by a score of 3-2. This one didn't need overtime. I'm upset. I'm upset because the Canadians were in a great spot. You would have told me before the game that 19 minutes into period number two, the Canadians were going to be up by a score of two to nothing. I would have told you that the Montreal Canadians were going to win this game and they were going to take a 3-1 series lead. Instead, no, it didn't happen. And Canadians inexperience. And Slavkovsky got hit and he got hit like he did in year one when he was a rookie. In year one, he wasn't used to the pace. He wasn't used to the speed. He wasn't used to getting rid of that bad habit of having his head down. And it was all too fast for him.
And he got tagged once, twice, three times, four times. Every time he did, I put my hands to my head and I said, oh, no. I think he got concussed and I hope he didn't. Same thing happened tonight. I said, oh, man, I think he got concussed and I hope he didn't. And I would imagine he didn't because obviously if he would have, he wouldn't have been back in the game. So you would assume. But let's be honest. like the other night, like game two, he wasn't the same player after that hit. What a crazy series, eh? Slavkoski's your hero in game one with three goals. In game two, there's a costly giveaway by him. Tampa Bay ties up the game. Giveaway by Doc, and the Canadians lose the game in overtime. In game three, Doc comes up big.
ties the game, and the Canadians win the game in overtime on a goal by Lane Hudson. And tonight, he gets hit, and that's the turning point in the game. It's not the only turning point in the game, but that's when I think it all started. The Canadians took some bad penalties. The refs gave some non-calls. The refereeing tonight was shit. It was shit. Oliver Kapanen got called for high sticking. His stick didn't even come up. I watched the replay five times. It was sold. The stick didn't even come up. And I'm not going to tell you that Evans shouldn't have been called for cross-checking Kucherov because in the regular season, that's a penalty. In the playoffs? Really? Kucherov right back up. 20 seconds later, he's back on the ice.
One team has it, one team doesn't. And I can't wait to hear what Pierre Maguire has to say because I just got the feeling that the Canadians bench, with things slipping away from them, Marty St. Louis looked like the most dejected, devastated, disappointed guy in the world. And he's usually cool, calm, and collected. And his demeanor just changed all of a sudden, and the Canadians looked like they were never in control again. I have family and friends here. We watch the game. We're all expecting a party. Anthony Adamo is here with Elena. Miss Grease. Anthony's a nice guy, though. A little bit of a mismatch, but he's a nice guy. Love that guy. Fast Phil is here. He retired officially back in December. He's actually been retired for the last 10 years.
We're at that energy year.
What happened in the Canadiens' 3-2 loss to the Lightning?
Gas Metropolitan. Eight to four. He was home at 1130. My sons are here. They never missed a free meal in their lives. I want to thank Bocce. for sending over some sandwiches, sausage, steak, all the good stuff, chicken wings, onion rings.
How did the Canadiens blow a 2-goal lead?
Patisserie La Salle for sending over the pastries, the desserts, the mini cannolis.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–5:15
2
What happened in the Canadiens' 3-2 loss to the Lightning?
5:15–5:37
3
How did the Canadiens blow a 2-goal lead?
5:37–11:50
4
What were the controversial referee decisions during the game?
11:50–21:30
5
How did Tampa Bay's experience impact the game?
21:30–42:10
6
What role did Brandon Hagel play in the series?
42:10–59:58
7
What adjustments do the Canadiens need to make moving forward?
59:58–1:03:19
Speakers
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