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Marc-Andre Fleury never played a game for the Canadiens, but Montreal made sure to say au revoir in its own special way.<\/p>\n
Fleury, the Sorel-Tracy, Quebec native and retiring NHL goaltender, got a special treatment in his home province in what was likely his Montreal swan song after he led the Wild to a 4-0 victory over the Habs.<\/p>\n
After Fleury stopped 19 shots in his 76th NHL shutout, he was given a rousing ovation from the Montreal crowd as he was mobbed by his own teammates as the final horn sounded.<\/p>\n
\tThe entire Canadiens team shook Marc-Andre Fleury’s hand after his final game in Montreal \ud83e\udd79\ud83c\udf38 pic.twitter.com\/RL8hZEtqWk\u2014 Brady Trettenero (@BradyTrett) January 31, 2025 <\/p>\n
On top of that, the entire Canadiens lineup waited for him at center ice, each player giving him a handshake before he skated over to the team\u2019s coaching staff on the bench. <\/p>\n
As Fleury led the Wild \u2014 who waited for him, stick-tapping all the while \u2014 off the ice, he waved to the adoring crowd.<\/p>\n
He was then the first Minnesota player down the visitor\u2019s tunnel.<\/p>\n
Before the game started, Bell Centre cheered him loudly as he was shown on the video board above the ice during the playing of the Canadian national anthem. <\/p>\n
A second act came during a TV timeout during the third period, the video board gave him another tribute as the crowd held up sounds and chanted his last name over and over again.<\/p>\n
The No. 1 overall draft pick in 2003 is in the middle of his final season, his 21st in the NHL, in what has been a memorable career for the netminder. <\/p>\n
Fleury has won three Stanley Cups, won the Vezina Trophy during the 2021 playoffs and is second on the all-time wins list for a goalie (571).<\/p>\n
He will get a chance for one more Cup before his career is over, as the Wild sit in second in the Western Conference with 66 points.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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