Game 2 of the Montreal Canadiens-Pittsburgh Penguins series felt like a familiar tune for many Habs fans: their talisman goaltender stands on his head and makes saves, while their offence struggles to score goals and win games.
Carey Price was once, indisputably, the best goaltender in the world. While some hockey fans and pundits may think there may be more names to consider for that title in the present day, Price’s play through the first two games has been his way of reminding fans that he may very well still be the league’s best.
The issue is, the Canadiens’ offence has not done its part to give Price a sufficient amount of support.