Canadiens Rewrite Story with Steady Goaltending

For the NHL, it's March 19th.

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The Montreal Canadiens are rewriting their story this season by winning without needing

an elite goalie every night.

Solid play and net has been key.

With the team posting a perfect 27 wins, zero regulation losses, and three overtime losses

whenever they're, goalie hits a save percentage of 0.900 or higher.

When it falls short though, they struggle at 10 wins, 19 losses, and 7 overtime losses.

They also go 34 wins, 2 losses, and 3 overtime losses when allowing 3 goals or fewer.

This success ties directly to their high-powered offense, which ranks fourth in the league at

3.49 goals per game.

That firepower means they don't rely on tight one goal wins.

Instead, average goal tendon gives them a real edge, letting the team outscore opponents

most nights.

Fans and analysts have long-tie Canadian success to stars like Harry Price, but this year shows

a shift.

The pressure is off young goalies to deliver high-ly real saves.

It's about steady support so the strong attack and defense can shine.

Now with prospects like Jacob Fowler and Jacob Dobe stepping up, the focus is simple.

Hover around that 0.900 save percentage.

Nail the basics like positioning, rebound control, and staying calm to avoid breakdowns.

With these goalies by into the stabilizing role, the Canadians could build a lasting

contender.

Their system puts offense and structure first, making consistent net-minding all they really

need to push deep into the playoffs.

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