Robert Lang, the Canadiens' sole goal-scorer, celebrates with Alex Kovalev. Lang's day ended less happily.
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The Canadiens lost more than a 3-1 hockey game to the Boston Bruins this afternoon – they might have lost their leading goal-scorer, Robert Lang, with a suspected severed Achilles tendon. If that's the case, colour Lang – who scored Montreal's lone goal today – gone for the season, if not longer. See Pat Hickey's game story here.
Also injured in the game: Guillaume Latendresse, with an apparent shoulder injury after crashing into the boards late in the game. And defenceman Josh Gorges didn't play after having his bell badly rung by the elbow of Los Angeles' Denis Gauthier on Saturday.
It was the Canadiens' fourth straight loss to Boston.