Updates from morning skate – Apr. 27

Savard misses morning skate but “should” play on Sunday

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By Montreal Canadiens
@CanadiensMTL canadiens.com

MONTREAL – The Canadiens held a brief morning skate ahead of Game 4 at the Bell Centre on Sunday.

Defenseman David Savard (maintenance day) did not participate in the session. Martin St-Louis said the 34-year-old “should” play in Game 4, however.

Samuel Montembeault is listed as day to day after leaving Friday’s game in the second period.

The rest of the team was on the ice for morning skate.

Forwards

Defensemen

Goalies

17 Anderson

45 Carrier

75 Dobes

40 Armia

21 Guhle

30 Primeau

13 Caufield

48 Hutson

 

93 Demidov

8 Matheson

 

28 Dvorak

47 Struble

 

71 Evans

 72 Xhekaj

 

11 Gallagher

 

51 Heineman

 

 

91 Kapanen

 

 

15 Newhook

 

 

55 Pezzetta

 

 

20 Slafkovsky

 

 

14 Suzuki

 

 

Fans are encouraged to be in their seats by 6:20 p.m. to catch the pregame ceremony. Gideon Zelermeyer is the anthem singer for Sunday night.

The Canadiens and Washington Capitals face off at 6:30 p.m. on Sunday.

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