You'll Love What Happened in the Habs Locker Room After That 5-1 Win
The Montreal Canadiens and their fans found their smiles again Thursday night by securing a convincing 5-1 victory over the Detroit Red Wings.
Zachary Bolduc, full of confidence, once again found the back of the net, scoring his second goal in as many games since the start of the season.
At only 22 years old, the young Quebec forward continues to prove that Kent Hughes made a very good move when he acquired him this summer.
A great tradition returns to the Montreal Canadiens locker room
But beyond the victory, another image caught attention after the game.
In the video posted by the official Montreal Canadiens account, we see captain Nick Suzuki presenting the famous game glasses to Mike Matheson, who delivered a strong performance on both ends of the ice.
This tradition, well known among Tricolore fans, had been absent for some time. It looks like it's back this year to highlight the most deserving player after each victory.
I must admit that I really enjoy seeing this kind of tradition. It reminds me a bit of the game ball in the NFL, a long-standing football tradition.
Matheson, who collected two points against the Red Wings, clearly appreciated the recognition.
As for Martin St-Louis, his message was clear after the game: he wants to build a culture of hard work and enjoyment in the locker room.
"We played a real team game," said the head coach.
"That's the kind of collective effort we want to see all season."
- Martin St-Louis
"That's the kind of collective effort we want to see all season."
- Martin St-Louis
One thing's for sure: yesterday's win felt good!
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