The Numbers Game - Jan. 12, 2011
Wednesday, 12.01.2011 / 10:10 PM
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MONTREAL - Here's a numerical look at the Canadiens-Penguins matchup at the Bell Centre on Wednesday night.
39 – Number of seconds needed by the Canadiens to earn their first power play of the evening, a hooking minor to Alex Goligoski on the opening shift of the game.
18 – Number of seconds needed by Tomas Plekanec to even up the score for the Habs after seeing Goligoski give the Penguins the lead, with the Czech center beating Marc-Andre Fleury before Bell Centre PA announcer Michel Lacroix had finished announcing the first goal of the night.
100 – Number of NHL games played by Max Pacioretty, all as a member of the Montreal Canadiens, becoming the 243rd player in Habs history to hit the century mark.
1 – Weight, in tonnes, lifted off the shoulders of 24-year-old forward David Desharnais after scoring his first career NHL goal in his 11th game as a Hab.
8 – Number of Canadiens who made at least one appearance in the faceoff circle on Wednesday night, winning 55% of the draws against the Pens in the outing.
4 – Consecutive number of games in which Mathieu Darche has registered at least one point, marking the longest point streak of his career.
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39 – Number of seconds needed by the Canadiens to earn their first power play of the evening, a hooking minor to Alex Goligoski on the opening shift of the game.
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100 – Number of NHL games played by Max Pacioretty, all as a member of the Montreal Canadiens, becoming the 243rd player in Habs history to hit the century mark.
1 – Weight, in tonnes, lifted off the shoulders of 24-year-old forward David Desharnais after scoring his first career NHL goal in his 11th game as a Hab.
8 – Number of Canadiens who made at least one appearance in the faceoff circle on Wednesday night, winning 55% of the draws against the Pens in the outing.
4 – Consecutive number of games in which Mathieu Darche has registered at least one point, marking the longest point streak of his career.
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On the Rise - Jan. 12, 2011
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