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Habs stress importance of 'playing with more pace' in pivotal Game 4 vs. Hurricanes

For the first time in the playoffs the Canadiens lost back-to-back games dropping a game behind the Hurricanes in the Eastern Conference Final. With a pivotal Game 4 in Montreal tonight, the Habs stress the importance of getting a win to tie the series back up before they head to Carolina for Game 5, and the Hurricanes talk about the opportunity to take a stranglehold on the series with a win tonight.

Hayes reacts: Does Tortorella deserve credit for Marner's magical run?

Mitch Marner is now the Conn Smythe favourite and leads the playoffs with 21 points. Marner's production has picked up significantly since John Tortorella took over behind the bench, with Torts continually praising Marner's game. OverDrive host Bryan Hayes joins Domino's That's Hockey to share his thoughts on how much credit Tortorella deserves for Marner's magical playoff run.

Hutson takes responsibility for Game 3 loss

The Athletic's Arpon Basu and TSN's Kenzie Lalonde discuss Lane Hutson taking responsibility for his turnover that led to Andrei Svechnikov's overtime-winner in Game 3, how concerning the Habs' low shot volume has been in the last two games, and what kind of changes they expect Montreal to make for Game 4.

How concerning is low shot total trend for Canadiens?

The Canadiens have generated just 12 and 13 shots in Game 2 and Game 3, resulting in back-to-back losses for the team for the first time this postseason. The Athletic's Arpon Basu and TSN's Kenzie Lalonde join Jay Onrait to discuss the low shot volume, the mood in the room after Game 3, and where Montreal goes from here.

What changed for Vegas after the first period?

The Avalanche got Cale Makar back, but were dealt a Nathan MacKinnon injury, as they went down 3-0 to the Golden Knights in the Western Conference final. Martin Biron joins Jay Onrait to breakdown another comeback win for Vegas.

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