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Jeff Petry’s finesse was a welcome change on the Canadiens’ blue line

Habs Eyes On The Prize | May 2, 2021

Related Topics: Montreal Canadiens, Jeff Petry, Joel Armia, Nick Suzuki, Tim Stützle, Winnipeg Jets, Cole Caufield, Brady Tkachuk, Tyler Toffoli, Erik Brännström

Against the Winnipeg Jets, the Montreal Canadiens leaned on a monstrous showing by Nick Suzuki and Joel Armia to fuel the comeback victory. On Saturday night, it was Jeff Petry’s turn, and despite a 24-game goalless drought, the alternate captain stepped up in a massive way.

We’ll get the obvious thing out of the way first: Cole Caufield scored the overtime winner, but without the brilliant work to get the puck to him it could be a different story.

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    • Caufield's OT winner for 1st goal

    OTT@MTL: Caufield gets first NHL goal with OT winner

    Cole Caufield puts away Jeff Petry's dish for his first NHL goal, the overtime winner in the Canadiens' 3-2 victory against the Senators

    • May 1, 2021 • 00:48
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