Montreal Canadiens goaltender Jake Allen and defenceman Justin Barron will be lost for the remainder of the season because of injuries, the team announced on Tuesday.
will be lost for the remainder of the season with injuries, the team announced Tuesday.
Allen left Saturday's 3-2 loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs in the first period. The netminder had previously missed eight weeks of action with a lower-body injury. St. Louis told reporters on Tuesday that his season-ending injury was a separate issue, and the team announced it as a groin injury. "It's part of the game," St. Louis said about Barron."We can't control the circumstances that happened with , but I'm happy with what we saw from the small sample size. That sample size will help him in training camp."
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