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So how do you feel about yesterday's game, Habs addicts? Sleepy enough for you? During a hockey game where the pace was that of molasses slow-dripping out of a jar, the Montreal Canadiens managed to stifle and beat the Pittsburgh Penguins, 3-1, to tie their second-round series at a game apiece. More importantly, with the win, the Habs have stolen home-ice advantage from the Pens, as the series now shifts to Montreal where the frenzied Bell Centre crowd awaits. As much as yesterday's game was dull, it was precisely the type of game that the Canadiens wanted to play against the more skilled Penguins. The Canadiens clogged the neutral zone, generally kept the Pens to the outside, shut down their power play—then Pens went 0-for-3 for the game—and netminder Jaroslav Halak shone to e ...

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Article written by Kamal Panesar