It Wasn't Rust, The Habs DESERVED IT! | The Sick Podcast with Tony Marinaro May 22 2026

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What was the outcome of the Montreal Canadiens vs. Carolina Hurricanes Game 1?

Tony Marinaro 0:01
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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 LeMire, back to LeFleur.
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How did the Canadiens' coaching staff impact the game plan?

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What factors contributed to the Canadiens' victory in Game 1?

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How did the Canadiens address the 'rust' factor before the game?

Shayne Gaumond 4:22
Eric, good to see you, my friend. How you doing? What's up, Shane? How are you? Excellent, excellent. How's Carolina treating you?
Eric Engels 4:29
Oh, there's a lot of trees. I heard it's pretty hot in there too, eh? It's a really nice place. Honestly, it was like 100 degrees the last couple of days. But, you know, cold enough for a hockey game. And it was a really great one for the Montreal Canadiens and not a very good one for the Carolina Hurricanes. Not what you'd expect with all the rest that they got. And I know a lot of people are focused on the rust factor. And, you know, you certainly expect it would be there in the first 10 minutes of a game. And before they knew it, they were down 3-1. So it is a factor in the result. But you should be able to get over that within time. And also, if you look back at the previous narrative about this team.

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