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MONTREAL -- It has taken Alex Tanguay some time to find his legs in Tampa, but he came back to haunt the Montreal Canadiens on Saturday night. Full Article at National Post
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MONTREAL - Tampa Bay's French-Canadian stars enjoyed a little home cooking on Saturday, but it was the Lightning's goaltender who saved their bacon. Full Article at Tampa Bay Online
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Travis Moen (32) sends the puck into the chest of goalie Antero Niittymaki, who totaled 36 saves, as Lukas Krajicek hovers. MONTREAL — One by one Saturday night, Antero Niittymaki's teammates came by to pay tribute. Full Article at TampaBay.com | St. Petersburg Times
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Montreal Canadiens Brian Gionta, left, is stopped Tampa Bay Lightnings goaltender Antero Niittymaki during second period NHL hockey action in Montreal on Saturday, Nov. 7. Full Article at Canoe
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Vincent Lecavalier and former Habs forward Alex Tanguay face the Canadiens in Montreal on Saturday. Full Article at CBC News
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It was tough to come into Canada and play in three tough buildings ... After that Philly game (a 6-2 loss on Monday), to come through Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal, I thought the guys played really well.
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It’s just an instinct thing ... You never know if a guy’s behind you. All of sudden I don’t touch it and then some guy hits it out of there - you’ve got to bury it. I’d expect anyone else to bury that one too.
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Really solid ... He's seeing the puck, and he's square, and he's really giving us a chance to win.
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Obviously we wanted to win, but I think it was a good game ... It was a little bit like the game in Toronto — high intensity — and both teams had their chances and the goalies played well. I think it was a good game overall.
