Tuesday, the Carolina Hurricanes will complete their three-game road trip as they face the Montreal Canadiens at the Bell Centre.<\/p>\n
The game is scheduled for 7:00 PM EDT.<\/p>\n
In the Hurricanes\u2019 Sunday afternoon game against the Pittsburgh Penguins, they delivered a strong performance in their 5-1 win over the Metropolitan Division\u2019s second-place team. The game saw a three-point game from Seth Jarvis, a trio of power play goals, a perfect penalty kill, and best yet \u2013 a complete game in several key aspects. You can read all about it here<\/a>!<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Meanwhile, the Canadiens will go into Tuesday\u2019s game rested following a two-day break between games. In their previous game, they gave a 7-3 thrashing to the New York Islanders, including a hat-trick from Cole Caufield. The win came as a boost to the Canadiens, who are currently gripping onto the third Atlantic Division spot and are too close for comfort with the wild card Boston Bruins, who also hold 86 points in the standings.<\/p>\n In the Crease<\/p>\n If the alternating tandem continues, Brandon Bussi should get the start for the Hurricanes. However, if the Hurricanes are steered by record, Frederik Andersen would get the crease.<\/p>\n Andersen has a strong 15-5-2 record against the Canadiens throughout his career, and is 5-1-0 just with the Hurricanes. Meanwhile, Bussi\u2019s worst game statistically was the January 1st match against them.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n As for the Canadiens, they have leaned heavily on Jakub Dobes in the recent stretch. Additionally, Jacob Fowler started the last game. Dobes will likely be the man in net for Montreal versus Carolina.<\/p>\n Expected Carolina Hurricanes Lines<\/p>\n Andrei Svechnikov \u2013 Sebastian Aho \u2013 Seth Jarvis<\/p>\n Taylor Hall \u2013 Logan Stankoven \u2013 Jackson Blake<\/p>\n Nikolaj Ehlers \u2013 Jordan Staal \u2013 Jordan Martinook<\/p>\n William Carrier \u2013 Mark Jankowski \u2013 Eric Robinson<\/p>\n Defense<\/p>\n Jaccob Slavin \u2013 Jalen Chatfield<\/p>\n K\u2019Andre Miller \u2013 Sean Walker<\/p>\n Mike Reilly \u2013 Alexander Nikishin<\/p>\n Goaltenders<\/p>\n Brandon Bussi \/ Frederik Andersen<\/p>\n Expected Montreal Canadiens Lines<\/p>\n Cole Caufield \u2013 Nick Suzuki \u2013 Juraj Slafkovsky<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Alex Newhook \u2013 Oliver Kapanen \u2013 Ivan Demidov<\/p>\n Zack Bolduc \u2013 Jake Evans \u2013 Alexandre Texier<\/p>\n Joe Veleno \u2013 Phillip Danault \u2013 Brendan Gallagher<\/p>\n Defense<\/p>\n Mike Matheson \u2013 Noah Dobson<\/p>\n Jayden Struble \u2013 Lane Hutson<\/p>\n Kaiden Guhle \u2013 Alexandre Carrier<\/p>\n Goaltenders<\/p>\n Jakub Dobes \/ Jacob Fowler<\/p>\n Special Teams<\/p>\n Carolina Hurricanes power play: 23.0% (9th, up three spots from previous game) Montreal Canadiens power play: 25.4% (3rd) Hurricanes Game Notes<\/p>\n With the game against the Canadiens, the Hurricanes will conclude their final three-plus game road trip of the season.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Shayne Gostisbehere, who has been injured since March 6th, is expected to remain out for the ninth game straight.<\/p>\n The Hurricanes will not play again until Saturday, when they face the New Jersey Devils at Lenovo Center. Additionally, the Hurricanes will finish the season without another two-plus day break between games.<\/p>\n How To Watch<\/p>\n TV: FanDuel Sports Network South
Carolina Hurricanes penalty kill: 79.7% (15th, moved up one spot from previous game)<\/p>\n
Montreal Canadiens penalty kill: 76.5% (27th)<\/p>\n
Streaming: ESPN+
Radio: 99.9 The Fan<\/p>\n