The Montreal Canadiens have indeed narrowly avoided a major air disaster
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The Montreal Canadiens will have to wait longer than expected in Pittsburgh after an already difficult evening.
Following their loss to the Penguins, they learned that their plane had been damaged on the tarmac at the airport, forcing them to extend their stay in Pittsburgh.
A tanker truck collided with the plane, hitting the wing and making it impossible for them to return immediately to Montreal.
This isn't the first time the Habs have been the victim of an incident like this: last year, a bus damaged the team's aircraft.
This situation comes on top of the Canadiens' three consecutive losses, a blow as they seek to get back on the winning track.
They will, however, have the opportunity to bounce back on Tuesday at the Bell Centre, where they will face the Calgary Flames, who have had a good start to the season but have been struggling in recent games.
Fans are hoping that a return home will wake up the troops, although the team's two worst losses this season came at the Bell Centre, against the New York Rangers and, last Tuesday, against the Seattle Kraken.
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NOVEMBRE 3 | 133 ANSWERS The Montreal Canadiens have indeed narrowly avoided a major air disaster Is the sky falling on the Canadien's head? |
Yes | 84 | 63.2 % |
No | 49 | 36.8 % |
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