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Habs Host Lightning in Game Three

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Montreal Canadiens and Tampa Bay Lightning face off in Game three, tied one to one. The Habs look to grab the edge at home, where fans are buzzing for classic Bell Centre energy. After proving they can hang on the road, the Canadiens get their shot to feed off the home roar. Pregame vibes are high, with the official Habs Watch Party Street Edition and Fan Jam at Canadiens Plaza. Game three could be the spark that lights up Montreals run.

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Habs Host Lightning in Game Three

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Habs Host Lightning in Game Three. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00The Montreal Canadiens and Tampa Bay Lightning are locked in a tight series, tied one to one after two overtime thrillers on the road. Now it's shifting back home to the Bell Center for Game 3 on Friday at 7pm, where the Habs looked to grab the edge. Game 2 slipped away an overtime, three to two, with Tampa's JJ Moser firing the winner pass goalie J. Coup Dobe. But Montreal showed grit thanks to Lane Hudson's first playoff goal and Josh Anderson's second of the series, keeping things razor close. Fans are buzzing for that classic Bell Center energy, the kind that shakes the rafters and swings momentum. After proving they can hang on the road, the Canadiens get their shot to feed off the home roar and tilt this battle their way. Around the arena, pre-game vibes are ramping up too. The official Habs Watch Party Street edition kicks off at 5pm on Avenue Days Canadians, though those free tickets are gone. Meanwhile, Fan Jam at Canadians Plaza opens at the same time with free entry on a first-come basis.

1:03Think food, drinks, tattoos, and barbers until puck. Drop. With everything even and the crowd primed to explode, Game 3 could be the spark that lights up Montreal's run. Stay tuned for how it unfolds. Stay informed with Canada News Today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.

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