@MichelBourque15@JdeMontreal A ce stage, on ignore le nom du jeune conducteur de 22 ans et son occupation - lui permettant de bénéficier d'un statut financier suffisant à son jeune âge pour se payer un tel bolide, [sans négliger les frais d'assurance]. Tout ce qu'on sait est qu'il est résident de Varennes..
@JdeMontreal Jeune conducteur de 22 ans🤔? S'agissait-il vraiment de sa propre voiture ou celle de papa? Outre la perte totale du bolide onéreux @Lamborghini, réduit litéralement en un amas de ferraille, la témérité immature du jeune risque de lui entraîner de lourdes pénalités judiciaires
EN IMAGES | Une Lamborghini lourdement endommagée après une poursuite policière; le conducteur de 22 ans arrêté pour conduite dangereuse
https://t.co/Bar8H2aTcU
OUCH!😬Une @Lamborghini fût lourdement endommagée après une poursuite policière. La témérité d'un conducteur de 22 ans s'est terminée par une violente sortie de route sur la route 132 dans le secteur de Saint-Lambert. Il fût accusé de conduite dangereuse
https://t.co/McYDWGmkea
Nick Suzuki factored on three of six goals tonight to establish a @CanadiensMTL record for most road points in a playoff year. He also tied Mitch Marner for the most in the 2026 #StanleyCup Playoffs.
#NHLStats: https://t.co/Isa2xPwGUQ
Les quatre buts les plus rapides dans l'histoire de l'équipe pour amorcer un match de séries à l'étranger
The four fastest goals to start a road playoff game in franchise history
#GoHabsGo
@Cweitz99 Exactly💯. Also 11 days break is no given "rusty" excuse as the Canes scored the 1st goal shortly after the beginning of 1st period😉 Habs shortly replied w 4 goals in a row & completed 1st game with smashing 6-2 final score. Series ain't over yet, still a very optimistic start🫡
@darmeleok69 @Cweitz99 Blah blah blah blah...🤷♂️frustration won't change the fact that the Habs played a much better 1st game than the Canes. Habs fairly won with a smashing score of 6-2. FYI Habs also previously beat the Canes twice, each time both played vs others during 2025-2026 regular season..🫡
Guhle doesn’t get enough credit on this goal.
Watch how he anticipates the puck coming up the wall and jumps in front of the Canes player instead of waiting for it which keeps the o-zone time alive.
He was a beast all night long on both ends. #GoHabsGo
@Cweitz99 During practice Brendan Gallagher collided with Kaiden Guhle by accident. It wasn't dirty. It wasn't dramatic.But Ghule's landing looked awkward enough to freeze the building for a second.😬 Luckily Guhle did get back up after the fall, which changed the tone right away. Pheeew!
@Cweitz99 Many redundant poor referees calls in the playoffs series often brought me (and many other Habs supporters...) to question if they could secretly receive an extra bonus pay check reward under the hood signed by no other than Gary Bettman..🤣🤣🤣
@Cweitz99 Logically, Byram's dirty intentional jumping upward move with both skates leaving the ice, hitting Veleno's face with his raised elbow should be enough to quickly drawn the attention of the NHL disciplinary committee, even leading to Byram's expulsion from the playoffs series.🤷♂️
@Byron_D11@transictus@Cweitz99 2/2Rule 48: Illegal Check to the Head
This rule focuses on hits where the head is the primary point of contact and the hitter could have avoided it. Byram's jumping upward move hitting voluntarily Veleno in the head w his raised elbow was purely intentional though avoidable🫡
@Byron_D11@transictus@Cweitz99 1/2Rule 42 (Charging): This is explicitly defined as the action of a player who "skates, jumps into, or charges an opponent in any manner". We clearly see Byram jumping upward with both skates leaving the ice hitting Veleno in the face with his elbow. A clear charging infraction.