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Hockey Inside/Out · Feb 18, 2016

About last night … (morning-after edition)

Trailing by one with their goaltender pulled for an extra attacker, your Montreal Canadiens had their leading scorer – and highest-paid player – on the bench.Although we can’t read the mind of Michel Therrien – and really, who would want to? – the presumption is P.K. Subban was being punished.

Why?

Because with the score tied 2-2 and a few ticks over two minutes left, Subban’s turnover in the Colorado zone launched a sequence culminating in Jarome Iginla’s game-winning goal.

Bad play by P.K.

Worse decision by his coach.

Michel Therrien rarely calls out his players as individuals. The coach made an exception during his postgame remarks Wednesday night.

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