San Jose Sharks
Monday March 2, 2009 Updated 9:52 AM PST
Muffled In Montreal
Montreal's three-goal first period took the starch out of the Sharks and a two-goal burst in the second period wasn't enough as the Canadiens won 3-2, the Habs' 4th win in a row.
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