

Nick Suzuki was named the NHL’s Third Star of the Week recording four goals and two assists in three games.
The team announced that Rafael Harvey-Pinard has been placed on injured reserve and will miss four to six weeks with a lower-body injury.
Jordan Harris is day-to-day with an upper-body injury. He did not participate in Tuesday's pre-game skate.
Cayden Primeau (4-5-1 / 3.35 GAA / .899 SV%) is the confirmed starter for Montreal. It will be his first start since January 18th.
The Blues scored three power play goals as the Canadiens lost their second consecutive game.
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Bell Centre, Montreal, QC. | February 13, 7:00 PM ET | TV: TSN2, RDS, BSSD, BSSC, ESPN
Johnathan Kovacevic
Forwards
22 Cole Caufield - 14 Nick Suzuki - 20 Juraj Slafkovsky
70 Tanner Pearson - 71 Jake Evans - 17 Josh Anderson
89 Joshua Roy - 15 Alex Newhook - 40 Joel Armia
55 Michael Pezzetta - 74 Brandon Gignac - 56 Jesse Ylonen
Defensemen
8 Mike Matheson - 21 Kaiden Guhle
47 Jayden Struble - 58 David Savard
72 Arber Xhekaj - 26 Johnathan Kovacevic
Goaltenders
Starter: 30 Cayden Primeau (4-5-1 / 3.35 GAA / .899 SV%)
Alternate: 34 Jake Allen
Out of the lineup
Scratches: Sam Montembeault
Suspension: Brendan Gallagher
Injuries: Carey Price (knee), Chris Wideman (back), Kirby Dach (knee), Christian Dvorak (upper body), Rafael Harvey-Pinard (lower body), Jordan Harris (upper body)
This is the final meeting this season between the Ducks and Canadiens. Montreal beat Anaheim 4-3 on November 22nd at the Honda Center.
Anaheim has a record of 4-1-0 in their last five games against the Canadiens.
Lukas Dostal (8-12-1 / 3.54 GAA / .901 SV%) is the likely starter for the Blues.
The Canadiens will want to turn the ship around against a beatable opponent after two losses on the weekend.
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