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MONTREAL -- Montreal may have lost more than just the opening game of the series. Adidas Superstar Black Mens . With the Rangers already leading 2-0, Carey Price was taken down early in the second period of New Yorks 7-2 pounding of the Canadiens in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference final on Saturday afternoon. At 3:15 of the second, winger Chris Kreider blew past defenceman Alexei Emelin in the offensive zone to force a breakaway. Kreider lost his balance as he shot the puck, missed the net, and slid skate-first into the Canadiens netminder. Price spent more than 10 seconds lying on the ice clutching his right leg after the hit, and was visibly shaken when he finally got up. He spoke to a member of Montreals medical staff for several seconds after the play, but remained in the game, giving up two more goals before the second intermission. He watched the third period from the bench. "There was no reason to put Carey back in the third," said Habs coach Michel Therrien. "It was just to protect him. You never want to see your goaltender spread out on the ice. But the fact that he didnt play in the third period is unrelated." Therrien and several Canadiens players were convinced Kreiders hit on Price was accidental. There was no penalty call on the play. "It wasnt really sitting for me, so I had my head down trying to settle the puck," said Kreider, who scored the game-winning goal late in the second period. "I put it wide and somehow lost my footing. I thought maybe someone pressured me from behind. I seem to have an issue staying on my feet on those. "I went in skates-first and I just had too much momentum and couldnt really avoid him. It didnt feel too good for me either." Despite brushing off any injury concerns, Therrien refused to answer whether Price would definitely get the start in Game 2 of the series on Monday. "The fact that he didnt play in the third period was more to protect him than anything," repeated Therrien. "We were not sharp in front of him." "You dont want to see that," added Rene Bourque, who kept the Canadiens in the game with his team-leading fifth goal of the playoffs at 12:38 of the second. "Intentional? I dont think so. Hes our best player. It was scary to see. Hopefully hes all right." Price gave up four goals on 20 shots after two periods, including two in less than a minute to end the second period, lowering his post-season save percentage from .926 to .919. The score was 4-1 Rangers at the interval. Montreals frustration showed at the start of the third. The Canadiens took four minor penalties in the first three minutes, and the Rangers welcomed Peter Budaj into the game with three power-play goals on their first four shots. Prior to this one, the Rangers had scored eight goals in their last 10 games at the Bell Centre, dating back to Oct. 2009. And this year, Montreal and New York combined for four goals in three regular-season matchups. But Saturdays game was a real barnburner. The Rangers quieted the sold-out Bell Centre crowd within minutes of the puck drop. Martin St. Louis, after an emotional week during which he lost his mother, opened the score at 4:35 of the first. Mats Zuccarello added another 1:51 later. The Rangers scored twice in 49 seconds to end the second period, and added two more in 25 seconds to open the third. Between the end of the second and start of the final frame, the Rangers scored five times in 5:37, an ignominious post-season record for the five quickest goals allowed by the Canadiens. "Good thing its a seven-game series because we have a chance to get back into it," said Bourque. "We have to be better from the puck drop. We had a little bit of an emotional letdown after the Boston series. We talked about that going into the game. Obviously it didnt click. We have to just forget about this game." This is the 15th playoff meeting between the Canadiens and Rangers. The series is split 7-7. Notes: The Habs have not advanced to the Stanley Cup Final since 1993, when they last hoisted the Cup. a New York coach Alain Vigneault coached Montreal for four seasons between 1997 and 2001. a Henrik Lundqvist has made a team-record 81 consecutive playoff starts for the Rangers. The New York netminder had lost his last four contests at the Bell Centre dating back to March 17, 2009. ... Ryan McDonagh tied a Rangers playoff record with four points in one game by a defenceman. a The Rangers are now 8-2 when scoring first in these playoffs. Adidas Superstar White And Black . The Japanese aces first complete game in the major leagues â a shutout, no less â still cant hide a sobering reality. The Rangers are eight games behind Oakland and dangerously close to last-place Houston, a 100-loss team for three years running. Adidas Superstar Pink Trainers . LOUIS -- Tony La Russa will become the second retired manager to lead an all-star team next summer, joining Hall of Famer John McGraw.Heres a quick list of all of Mannings major National Football League records. Heres a list of all of Peyton Mannings major NFL records: http://t.co/oTJj8SD7TJ pic.twitter.com/x1lEILOxGc â SB Nation (@SBNation) October 20, 2014The football that scored the touchdown will surely be put into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio, but Manning wanted the ball to make sure he knew exactly where it went. His teammates Thomas, Wes Welker and Emmanuel Sanders had another idea, as they decided to play a game of keep away with the ball.We can assure you the football is now in a safe place. Just take a minute to look at all the "Manning Faces" weve seen over the years. Congrats Peyton! The TD record is awesome, but lets celebrate all those "Manning Faces." pic.twitter.com/C8VG1Crjtk â SportsNation (@SportsNation) October 20, 2014The player whose record Manning broke was none other than former Green Bay Packers legend Brett Favre. Favre took to twitter to congratulate Manning on breaking his record. Well deserved Peyton. Congratulations on breaking my record. #Onto600 http://t.co/MEeffAlmeP â Brett Favre (@Favre4Official) October 20, 2014Heres a look at how each player got to 508 career touchdowns. Number of games it took to reach 508 career TDs: Brett Favre: 302 Peyton Manning: 246 #Peyton509 â NFL (@nfl) October 20, 2014Another professional athlete who congratulated Manning was Cleveland Cavaliers LeBron James. Great respect great. Congrats on the GREAT Peyton Manning on breaking the All-Time TD record!! #Legend #OneOfTheGreats â LeBron James (@KingJames) October 20, 2014LeBrons basketball counterpart Kevin Durant, who presented Manning with an ESPY, also showed the quarterback respect. Congrats to the great Peyton Manning! We ttake him for granted because hes so consistent but we are witnessing a living legend! â Kevin Durant (@KDTrey5) October 20, 2014Skip Bayless came out from under his First Take desk (where we assume he sleeps) to give congratulations to Manning, surprising everyone by saying something nice! Congrats to the great Peyton Manning for setting the all-time TD pass record. Cheap Adidas Superstar Shoes . Just think: He wanted to stay in Indy. â Skip Bayless (@RealSkipBayless) October 20, 2014Former Saturday Night Live funnyman Norm Macdonald, who basically live-tweets every sports event, of course commented on the record-breaking. Peyton Manning becomes the man who has thrown the most TD passes and the extra point pushes the total and now some nerves kick in. â Norm Macdonald (@normmacdonald) October 20, 2014Oh... oh shoot... longtime Late Show with David Letterman producer and writer (and apparently referee) Eric Stangel noticed a penalty after the record was broken. Um, hello. This is a total delay of game... #SNF #PeytonManning #509 â Eric Stangel (@EricStangel) October 20, 2014But he was glad Manning was finally getting the attention he deserves. Nice to see Peyton Manning finally getting some attention... â Eric Stangel (@EricStangel) October 20, 2014Jimmy Traina didnt congratulate Manning... because he still cant fathom why the Broncos would ever get rid of Tim Tebow! Still cant believe the Broncos got rid of Tebow for Peyton Manning. â Jimmy Traina (@JimmyTraina) October 20, 2014Congratulations, Peyton Manning! From your good friends at TSN BarDown! â@TSN_Sports: Peyton Manning now holds the record 4 most TD passes of all-time! Congrats Peyton. #HistoryMadeOnTSN â http://t.co/ugRuZoS22L â BarDown (@BarDown) October 20, 2014 Cheap China Jerseys Cheap NFL Jerseys Cheap NHL Jerseys Cheap Jerseys From China China NFL Jerseys Cheap Jerseys Cheap Jerseys ' ' '
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