Canadiens are not good enough, and the worst part is they don’t know it

TORONTO — The Montreal Canadiens arrived here feeling like they had some momentum, despite riding a five-game losing streak, which tells you everything you need to know about this team right at this moment. He brought up something former Boston Red Sox manager Grady Little said on the Netflix documentary about Boston’s comeback win against the New York Yankees in the 2004 American League Championship Series. Josh Anderson took full responsibility for losing Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman Conor Timmins off the boards near the blue line, and Timmins’ shot did bounce in off Christian Dvorak battling in front of the net. Czech out this shorty magic 🪄 pic.twitter.com/9Dat3FoKJx — Toronto Maple Leafs November 10, 2024 “I knew wasn’t dead,” Suzuki said. I knew it wasn’t dead.” Saturday morning, St. Louis mentioned one thing he wanted to see from his team, because he had seen improvement from them over the three previous losses, losses that seemed like incremental steps.