The St. Louis Blues Will Juggle Net Minders Against The Montreal Canadiens

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The St. Louis Blues Will Juggle Net Minders Against The Montreal Canadiens

The Montreal Canadiens are coming into the game with a big injury that they have to be concerned with. The St. Louis Blues are not concerned with their injuries, but instead on who will be playing in the net for this game.

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The Canadiens lost left winger Max Pacioretty for an unspecified period in the last game against the Boston Bruins. The Blues will have to prepare for Montreal, by trying to figure out who will be in the net.

The Blues have been playing musical chairs in net lately. Ty Conklin got the start Monday against Columbus, but for the fourth time in the team's last 13 games, the netminder was yanked early. Conklin gave up three goals on eight shots, and while they weren't all his fault, he headed to the bench and was replaced by Ben Bishop. Bishop made 19 saves through overtime and won the game in a shootout. "We hung 'Conks' out there a little bit," Blues coach Davis Payne said. "Sometimes, you need a guy to step in there and give you saves. I thought that Ben did that… I thought Ben made the saves that we obviously needed him to make. Each time, he's faced a little bump. He came in here in relief duty and did a bang-up job."

The sports betting trends are in favor of the Blues.

The Canadiens are 5-12 in their last 17 road games vs. a team with a winning home record and 2-6 in their last eight games against the St. Louis Blues.

The Blues are 6-2 in their last eight games playing in back-to-back games and will have enough energy to beat Montreal, regardless of who is in the net.

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