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Pre-game Canadiens-Hurricanes: rally, train ride and pineapple juice - arsenalsports.ca

·Oct 6, 2026
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MédiasSegmentsAvant-match Canadiens-Hurricanes: rassemblement, train et jus d'ananasSegment · 6:20 · 06 oct. 2026Cette discussion se poursuit après la pause (2 parties) — la lecture les enchaîne. Continuer ailleursRésuméStéphane Gonzalez et Georges Laraque discutent de l'alignement incertain du Canadien avec Kotkaniemi, Jankowski et Robinson, puis dérivent vers les traditions du rassemblement de ce soir à Saint-Bruno: train, crowd surfing et souvenirs de jeunesse arrosés... de jus d'ananas. Le segment se termine en annonçant les vraies prédictions pour le match Canadiens-Hurricanes et les réactions à la blessure de Demidov.

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