Habs Rout Senators in Quebec City Warmup

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Montreal Canadiens Blank Ottawa Senators 5-0 in Quebec City

First Period

  • Montreal Canadiens head coach Martin St-Louis seems relaxed and confident on the bench, ahead of the game against the Ottawa Senators in Quebec City, a potential second home for the team.
  • The Senators come out strong and energetic, a reflection of their playing style.
  • Montreal finally breaks Ottawa’s zone pressure, leading to two quick scoring chances.
  • “Newhook finds Kapanen out front, 1-0 #Habs” – Matt Drake, September 30, 2025
  • Kapanen scores his first goal of the game, assisted by Alex Newhook and Ivan Demidov.
  • Despite Ottawa’s energy, Montreal’s skill is evident and dominates the first period.

Second Period

  • Ottawa’s Arber Xhekaj draws a penalty, but Montreal’s penalty killers outskate Ottawa’s power play.
  • Demidov sets up Patrik Laine for a cross-ice one-timer, extending Montreal’s lead to 2-0.
  • “Demidov to Laine feels like an absolute cheat code” – Scott Matla, September 30, 2025
  • Kapanen and Carrier score, making it 3-0 for Montreal.
  • Ottawa’s aggressive play results in multiple fights, earning them a 5-on-3 power play late in the period.

Third Period

  • Montreal fails to capitalize on their 5-on-3 power play but scores shortly after, with Hutson making it 4-0.
  • Ottawa’s worsening behavior results in multiple players being ejected. Montreal finishes the game on a 7-minute power play.
  • Kirby Dach scores Montreal’s fifth goal, sealing the 5-0 win.
Oliver Kapanen celebrates his goal during the game. (Photo by Scott Matla, Bluesky)

Analysis

  • Montreal’s skill and depth were on full display, with young stars Kapanen, Demidov, and Hutson shining.
  • Ottawa’s aggressive play backfired, leading to numerous penalties and eventual defeat.
  • The return of the Montreal Canadiens to Quebec City was a resounding success, with a dominant performance against the Ottawa Senators.
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FAQ

Why is Quebec City a potential second home for the Montreal Canadiens?
Montreal Canadiens owner Michael Andlauer expressed his desire to make Quebec City a second home for the team, potentially attracting more fans and revenue.
Did the Ottawa Senators’ aggressive play hurt their chances of winning?
Yes, their numerous penalties allowed Montreal to capitalize on power plays and ultimately led to their defeat.
Expert Tip: Keep an eye on Oliver Kapanen and Ivan Demidov as they could become key players for Montreal this season.

“Maybe he’s hoping Maple Leafs fans won’t make that trip in the regular season.” – Michael Andlauer on potentially making Quebec City a second home for the Montreal Canadiens.

Source: 247sports.news


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