The Montreal Canadiens tweaked their power-play units Monday, using four forwards on their first unit with right wing Alexander Radulov at the right point, defenseman Shea Weber on the left point, and Max Pacioretty, Alex Galchenyuk and Brendan Gallagher up front. Coach Michel Therrien confirmed he would use the formation against the Flyers at the suggestion of associate coach Kirk Muller. "This is something that we discussed about with Kirk," Therrien said. "As we all know, he's responsible for the power play and we're sharing different things and we have that in our back pocket, because we still like [Andrei] Markov and Weber on the point, and Jeff Petry's doing a good job as well. And we just want to try different things, that's why, it's still really early in the season." Gallagher is looking forward to seeing what Radulov can bring to the first unit. "You've seen it early on, he's such a talented player, you just want to get the puck on his stick as much as you can," Gallagher said. "And to get him back there, he's going to have a lot of open space to make plays so I think we're excited for it."
