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Anthony Mansa's four-pointer leads Capitals to landslide win over Canadiens
Anthony Mansa had two goals and two assists in 34 seconds as the Washington Capitals beat the Montreal Canadiens 8-4 on Saturday night. #AnthonyMantha #sfour #pointslead #Capitalsblowout Anthony Mantha didn’t have the chance to play in Montreal this season because of a shoulder injury that kept him out of the Washington Capitals lineup for four months. The Longueuil, Que. native made it count on Saturday night with two goals in 34 seconds and two assists as the Capitals crushed the Canadiens 8-4 at the Bell Centre. “It’s really good , especially in games like these in Montreal,” Mantha said. “My family and friends are here, I can’t wait to see them. I’ll try to continue on that run and build up as much confidence for the playoffs.” Capitals coach Peter Laviolette said injuries like Mantha’s have periods of rehab where “there’s no light at the end of the tunnel.” The veteran coach was glad to see the 27-year-old perform ahead of his team’s regular-season home stretch. “It's really good having him back because of his size, because of the way you can be physical, his s level and the way he can contribute to our team when he's on his game,” he said. “It's nice to see him get back and get into a rhythm and be able to contribute.” The Capitals started a five-game game road trip with a 7-3 loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs but redeemed themselves with a flurry of goals in Montreal. Alongside Mantha, Washington had five goal scorers in Nic Dowd, Alexander Ovechkin, Garnet Hathaway, Justin Schultz, T.J. Oshie and Dmitry Orlov. The Russian blue-liner added three assists to his tally. Vitek Vanacek made 28 saves in the win. “We had a couple guys who had big nights,” Laviolette said. “But I think everybody was looking for a little bit of redemption coming off the last game where we didn't play the way we wanted to play.” Despite an emotional game Friday night which saw Carey Price make his return between the pipes, Canadiens coach Martin St. Louis was happy with his team’s first period. Ryan Poehling scored twice, Jake Evans and Nick Suzuki added goals. Samuel Montembeault made 32 saves in the loss. For St. Louis, Mantha’s two goals scored on four-on-four, were difficult to come back from. “We fell on four-on-four and they scored two goals, Washington is good with space,” St. Louis said. “I’ll take a bit of blame for that because, honestly, I can’t say we worked a lot on four-on-four concepts. Those goals hurt us.” Montreal recovered at the start of the third period with Poehling's second of the night but Washington responded, leaving the Habs with a five-game losing streak. “The fifth goal hurt, the bubble burst at that moment,” St. Louis
Top 10 Points Leaders in Chicago Bulls (1966-2020)
Top 10 Points Leaders in Chicago Bulls (1966-2020) 🔔Please subscribe and turn on notifications 👉You won't miss any interesting video https://bit.ly/3hZdKIF 📃All-Time Top 100 Ranking as of 2019/20 Season: 1. Michael Jordan 2. Scottie Pippen 3. Bob Love 4. Luol Deng 5. Jerry Sloan 6. Chet Walker 7. Artis Gilmore 8. Kirk Hinrich 9. Reggie Theus 10. Derrick Rose 11. Ben Gordon 12. Horace Grant 13. Norm Van Lier 14. Jimmy Butler 15. Toni Kukoč 16. Orlando Woolridge 17. Dave Greenwood 18. B.J. Armstrong 19. Mickey Johnson 20. Dave Corzine 21. Joakim Noah 22. Taj Gibson 23. John Paxson 24. Bob Boozer 25. Tom Boerwinkle 26. Quintin Dailey 27. Bob Weiss 28. Carlos Boozer 29. Andrés Nocioni 30. Clem Haskins 31. Bill Cartwright 32. Wilbur Holland 33. Zach LaVine 34. Eddy Curry 35. Charles Oakley 36. Elton Brand 37. Steve Kerr 38. Ricky Sobers 39. Scott May 40. Nikola Mirotić 41. Ron Harper 42. Lauri Markkanen 43. Jalen Rose 44. Jamal Crawford 45. Jim Washington 46. Pau Gasol 47. Marcus Fizer 48. Tyson Chandler 49. John Mengelt 50. Luc Longley 51. Robin Lopez 52. Stacey King 53. Will Perdue 54. Metta World Peace 55. Brad Miller 56. Bobby Portis 57. Dwight Jones 58. Chris Duhon 59. Brad Sellers 60. Tyrus Thomas 61. Clifford Ray 62. Ron Mercer 63. Bill Wennington 64. Mike Dunleavy Jr 65. Barry Clemens 66. McCoy McLemore 67. Rod Higgins 68. Ronnie Lester 69. Sidney Green 70. Kris Dunn 71. Keith Erickson 72. Randy Brown 73. Larry Kenon 74. Flynn Robinson 75. Gene Banks 76. Guy Rodgers 77. Craig Hodges 78. Justin Holiday 79. Aaron Brooks 80. Mark Landsberger 81. Fred Hoiberg 82. Erwin Mueller 83. Dickey Simpkins 84. George Gervin 85. Denzel Valentine 86. Doug McDermott 87. Howard Porter 88. Ollie Johnson 89. Kyle Korver 90. Matt Guokas 91. Donyell Marshall 92. Coby Dietrick 93. John Salmons 94. Tony Snell 95. Jack Marin 96. Dwyane Wade 97. Antonio Davis 98. Nate Robinson 99. Cristiano Felício 100. Scott Williams 🏀Remark: ▶︎The ranking included the “Active Chicago Bulls Players” in those seasons only ▶︎Ranked by total points scored for Chicago Bulls from the regular season Music 🎵 Never Better by Jingle Punks Picture 🖌 Designed by Freepik #NBA #ChicagoBulls #Top10ChicagoBullsPlayers #PointsLeaders #MichaelJordan #ScottiePippen #BarChartRace