NHL Playoff Odds: Boston at Montreal

Tonight's game is pretty much the last chance the Montreal Canadiens have left in making this a series. (Wikimedia Images)"]

The Habs have yet to hold a lead through the first two games.

The Boston Bruins, meanwhile, are rolling. The Bruins scored three power-play goals Saturday night before the Canadiens enjoyed their first and only man advantage late in the second game.   Boston has converted four of nine power-play opportunities so far in the series.

The Bruins have successfully killed each of Montreal’s three power-play opportunities through the first two games, including both in Thursday’s 4-2 win in the series opener.

Carey Price started both games in Boston, though he was pulled Saturday after allowing five goals in the first two periods. Jaroslav Halak stopped five shots in the third.

One thing the Habs have going in their favor is the Bruins are only 7-20-1 in the last 28 meetings in Montreal. Bet on NHL hockey with Bodog today.