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Canadiens vs Lightning showdown looming: Noah Dobson’s pre-game warmup could be a game-changer for Montreal
Excitement is building rapidly just hours before the decisive Game 7 clash between the Montreal Canadiens and the Tampa Bay Lightning, with everything on the line in a winner-take-all showdown.
Ahead of the crucial encounter, a major boost could be on the horizon for Montreal’s defence as Noah Dobson edges closer to a possible return after being sidelined for around three weeks.

Head coach Martin St. Louis confirmed that Dobson will take part in pre-game warmups, with the coaching staff set to assess his condition before making a final decision on whether he will be included in the lineup.
His status remains a game-time call, as the team carefully evaluates how he responds on the ice and whether he is physically ready for the intensity of a playoff Game 7. After missing nearly 20 days, questions remain about his match fitness, but his progression to warmups has already lifted optimism within the Canadiens camp.
Dobson’s absence has been felt throughout the series, leaving a noticeable gap on Montreal’s blue line. His potential return for such a high-stakes moment would represent a significant reinforcement for St. Louis and his defensive unit.
Beyond tactics, his availability could also provide an emotional lift for a team fighting to keep its postseason alive. The Canadiens have been forced to adjust pairings and roles in his absence, and his return would restore valuable depth against a dangerous Lightning side.
Ultimately, everything now hinges on how his body responds in warmups. With the pressure of playoff hockey at its peak, Montreal will be watching closely as they search for any advantage in a season-defining battle.
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