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It's Leafs vs. Canadiens on Saturday night as Toronto hosts Montreal for Game 18 of the season! Zack Phillips gets you set for puck drop with the latest lineup news, injury updates, keys to the game and best bets.
John Tavares is expected to return after missing nine games with a lower-body injury. He practiced alongside Nick Paul and William Nylander on Friday and is back on the top power-play unit, moving Gavin McKenna to PP2. What will Tavares' return mean for Toronto's lineup?
The Leafs have dropped three of their last four, including Tuesday's 3-2 loss to Utah, and need a response against a Montreal team that's been one of the Atlantic Division's best early on. Nick Suzuki, Cole Caufield and Juraj Slafkovsky lead a dangerous Canadiens offence.
Plus, Zack breaks down the goaltending situation, Toronto's projected lines, the latest on Kirill Marchenko and what it'll take to beat the Habs before Sunday's matchup against New Jersey.
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