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A very good news today for the Canadiens


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March 31, 2022  (12:18)
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The Canadiens will be back in action tonight!

After falling heavily into the boards on Tuesday against the Florida Panthers, Jake Evans will return to action tonight against the Carolina Hurricanes.
This is what Martin St-Louis announced in the last minutes.
Mathieu Perreault will be left out.
Previously on HockeyPatrol
Heavyweights Oleksiak and Kolesad drop the gloves
Big update on Nathan MacKinnon’s hand injury
Major announcement to come regarding Bob Hartley
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