Updates from practice - Jan. 22

The Senators are in town for a rematch on Tuesday night

Matheson practice
By Montreal Canadiens
@CanadiensMTL canadiens.com

BROSSARD – The Canadiens returned to the CN Sports Complex on Monday for practice following the conclusion of their three-game road trip over the weekend.

Prior to the main practice, goalie coach Eric Raymond ran drills with Samuel Montembeault and Jake Allen with some help from forwards Joshua Roy and Jesse Ylönen.

Here’s the list of players who hit the ice:

Forwards
Defensemen
Goalies
17 Josh Anderson
52 Justin Barron
34 Jake Allen
40 Joel Armia
21 Kaiden Guhle
35 Samuel Montembeault
22 Cole Caufield
54 Jordan Harris 
30 Cayden Primeau
71 Jake Evans
26 Johnathan Kovacevic
11 Brendan Gallagher
8 Mike Matheson
49 Rafaël Harvey-Pinard
58 David Savard
 
70 Tanner Pearson
47 Jayden Struble
 
55 Michael Pezzetta
 
89 Joshua Roy
 
20 Juraj Slafkovsky
13 Mitchell Stephens
14 Nick Suzuki
56 Jesse Ylönen

Sean Monahan did not participate in the skate, taking a therapy day instead.

In his post-practice media op, head coach Martin St-Louis announced that Jake Allen would get the start in goal against the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday at the Bell Centre. For tickets to the game, click here.

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