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    Steven Ellis
    Apr 15, 2022, 15:10

    After missing the entire season to date due to a long-term knee injury, Carey Price is set to make his 2021-22 debut on Friday against the New York Islanders.

    He's back.

    After missing the entire season to date due to a long-term knee injury, Carey Price is set to make his 2021-22 debut on Friday against the New York Islanders.

    The news comes just two days after Jake Allen suffered a lower-body injury against the Montreal Canadiens, putting the team down another goalie. The Canadiens set an all-time record for man-games lost this season, with season-long injuries to Price and captain Shea Weber playing a big part.

    Price overcame a late-season concussion to take the Montreal Canadiens to the Stanley Cup final for the first time since 1993. Price, 34, played some of the best hockey of his career for a Canadiens team that likely would have missed the playoffs in a non-COVID year. 

    The Canadiens will miss the playoffs this season, but this late-season return from one of its biggest stars will surely be a popular moment.