Carey Price blames himself for tonight's loss

The Montreal Canadiens have just lost a third game in a row against the Boston Bruins, even though Max Pacioretty opened the scoring in the second period. This is a really tough loss to swallow for the Habs, who were hoping to grasp a few very important points this week.

In a post-game interview, Carey Price admitted he was pretty disappointed about David Pastrnak's first goal. The shot came from a very bad angle:

David Pastrnak banks one in off Carey Price, tie game in Montreal 1-1 #NHLBruins pic.twitter.com/VgaI6BtD3y
— Marina Molnar (@mkmolnar) January 21, 2018

Here's what Price had to say:

#Habs Price regretted how giving up #Bruins Pastrnak’s 1st goal changed momentum. CP says he was anticipating a backdoor play and that when he glanced away, Pasternak shot and beat him from the sharp angle.
— John Lu (@JohnLuTSNMtl) January 21, 2018

The Habs now have a record of 19-22-6, good for 44 points. Do you still believe the team will be able to make the playoffs?

Carey Price blames himself for tonight's loss

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