Habs Run Out Of Gas, Lose Game 3 In Overtime | The Sick Podcast with Tony Marinaro May 25 2026
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The Sick Podcast with Tony Marinaro / Le Sick Podcast avec Tony Marinaro
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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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Marinero, the Canadians lose a very important game in this series. They lose Game 3 by a score of 3-2 in overtime. The exact same score that they lost Game 2 by. I'm at the Peel Pub on Peel Street, downtown Montreal. Pierre Maguire is not with us tonight, and we can understand that... Pierre has been doing a lot of work, and he's losing his voice slowly, but surely so. To not lose it completely so that he can join us Wednesday night after the game. He's got the night off, but Jimmy Murphy, his co-host of the Sick Podcast, The Eye Test, is filling in. Brian Wild will join us live from the Bell Center. Jimmy, we watched it here. Look, I'm not going to sugarcoat it tonight. I thought on paper... that Carolina was not Tampa.
I thought on paper that Carolina was not Buffalo. But... They do have a collective, and they do have a style of play, and you add that to the 12 days off that they had, you add that to the Montreal Canadiens playing two grinding, grueling seven-game series, both of which required game seven overtime, both of which required several overtime games in those two series. So you take Carolina's 11 days off. You add that to the Canadians playing two seven-game series, and you add that to Carolina's collective and the way they play and the fact that they have the puck and the fact that they're swarming and the fact that they don't give you time to breathe. They don't give you time to think. They suffocate you.
They're on you right away. They finish every check. The Canadians don't look good, Jimmy. They don't look good. It's now the temp that Carolina adjusted after their game one loss. They've destroyed the Canadians. They've really destroyed. I feel that way. I mean, tell me if you beg to differ. And I know that both games were decided in overtime. And I know that the Canadians could have won one or both. They didn't. And they didn't deserve to. Carolina deserved to win game two. And Carolina deserved to win game three. Correct me if I'm wrong.
You're not wrong, Tony. And I'd have to say game two, I felt I didn't think they deserved to win that one either. But if you're going to pick one or the other, I felt a little more like they deserve game two. But tonight they just came out and I was saying to our friends here, like it was almost like they're like Rocky Bell Boy and Rocky three. Like, just give me your best shot. I'm going to I'm going to hopefully this the opponent will wear down. We'll just take their best shot over and over again. And then maybe we'll catch a break and we'll. we'll get a goal down the other end. And Carolina, you're not going to do that with Carolina. You have to come at them. You have to attack. There was too much prevent going on out there.
And as you know, prevent defense prevents you from winning. And the Canadians right now, I think you're right. I think you made a good point. I think maybe the game sevens are catching up to them. Those seven game series. are finally catching up to them they're hitting a bit of a wall but still they had opportunities to win this game they didn't deserve to as you said but they had them but it's almost like when they get those opportunities they don't know what to do with it because they're defending so much and they're like all of a sudden oh whoa I'm on offense what do I do so they need to regroup
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:01–5:26
2
What were the key moments leading to the Canadiens' overtime loss?
5:26–8:57
3
How did the Canadiens' performance compare to the Hurricanes?
8:57–14:31
4
What adjustments does Marty St. Louis need to make?
14:31–16:19
5
What are the implications of the Canadiens' injuries on their strategy?
16:19–1:06:27
Speakers
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