MTL@SEA: What you need to know

SEATTLE - The Canadiens are in Seattle for a first-ever game against the Kraken on Tuesday.

The expansion Kraken are currently competing in their first NHL season, but it's not the first time the Habs visit the Emerald City.
Twice, in 1917 and 1919, Montreal met the PCHA's Seattle Metropolitans in the Stanley Cup Finals.
Fast-forward a century and now home to an NHL side, on Tuesday the Canadiens will be the visitors for the second-ever game at Climate Pledge Arena.
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The Habs got a feel for the new facility on Monday, holding a full team practice following a travel day on Sunday.
Head coach Dominique Ducharme
kept his most recent forward lines and defensive pairings intact during the skate
, following a productive weekend.
Montreal is coming off a 6-1 win against the Detroit Red Wings on Saturday and will be looking to build off the high-scoring performance as the team opens a four-game Pacific Division road trip.
Ben Chiarot, Mike Hoffman, Christian Dvorak and Mathieu Perreault were the goal scorers over the weekend, the latter notably scoring his third-career hat trick, and first as a Hab.

Jonathan Drouin picked up a pair of assists on the night to remain the team's points leader with five points through six games.
Any potential changes to the lineup will be known later today.
At the other end of the ice, the Kraken saw their home debut spoiled on Saturday, in a 4-2 loss to the Vancouver Canucks.
Vince Dunn scored the Kraken's first goal in their new arena, but the Canucks came back from a pair of one-goal deficits to keep Seattle waiting for a first home win.
Captain Mark Giordano was Seattle's other goal scorer, and Jared McCann earned an assist on the play to extend his team points lead to six.
The Kraken currently hold a 1-4-1 record six games into their debut season.
Broadcast Information:
Game time is scheduled for 10:00 p.m. ET.
Tune-in live on TSN2 and RDS, or listen in on TSN690 and 98,5 fm on the radio.