MONTREAL -- It took the arrival of the red-hot Carolina Hurricanes to get the Canadiens out of their funk. The Hurricanes came to the Bell Centre riding a four-game win streak, and sporting one of the best records in January at 9-3-0. But Montreal cooled them off on Tuesday night, winning 3-0 on the back of a 36-save shutout by Carey Price and an all-around team effort in front of him. "The team was engaged," said head coach Michel Therrien, celebrating a Habs victory for the first time in almost two weeks. "It was a nice team win. A lot of guys had great games." Coming into this one it was a tale of two teams. The Hurricanes (24-20-9) had won four in a row and 10 of their last 13. They jumped four places in the Metropolitan Division in the month of January, good for the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. Forwards Alexander Semin and Eric Staal came to Montreal looking to extend six-game point streaks. The Canadiens (28-20-5), meanwhile, had lost four in a row, including a 5-0 shellacking at the hands of the Washington Capitals on Saturday. Montreal had been outscored 19-5 on their losing streak, and had given up at least four goals in each of their last six games. But the Habs kept the opposition off the scoreboard on Tuesday, relying on two first-period goals, a staggering 27-blocked shots and a goaltender at his best. "As a group we knew what we needed to do," said Price, who earned his third shutout of the season. "Theres no question that we talked about it enough, and it was time to do it. "We played with a lot of confidence tonight. Thats what it comes down to. It came down to us just willing to win." After a big save by Price on Nathan Gerbe at one end of the rink, the Canadiens Brandon Prust scored what turned out to be the winner on a fast break the other way at 6:11 of the first period. Rene Bourque, who had only one assist since the start of the year, started the tic-tac-toe play when he found Josh Gorges in the clear to Anton Khudobins right. Gorges, who finished the game with a team-high seven blocked shots, quickly dished the puck to Prust, who beat the Hurricanes netminder with a wrist shot under the blocker for his fifth of the season. "My goals are usually when crashing the net, going off my leg or something," said Prust. "This was a good one to get." The Canadiens doubled their lead late in the period when Brendan Gallagher persistently poked home his own rebound, getting the better of the Hurricanes in a six-player melee in front of Khudobins net. Max Pacioretty added an easy tap-in at 1:41 of the second for his 22nd of the year to make it 3-0. Therrien praised his team, but also the way they approached the recent bad form. "Its really important how you face adversity," said Therrien. "We decided to stay positive with our players. Its all about attitude. When you have the right attitude, its always helpful." The game was Carolinas second in as many nights, and fifth in seven days. The Hurricanes beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 3-2 on Monday, scoring three third-period goals for the come-from-behind victory. "We seemed to be out of gas a little bit," said Eric Staal, who was frustrated on three occasions by Price. "You never want to use that excuse, but we have played a lot of hockey here. "If we were really feeling good and jumping, we would have had a better attack. But when we did get chances, Price was real good and made a lot of key saves." Khudobin made 27 saves for the Canes. Montreal has now won six of its last seven against Carolina at the Bell Centre. Notes: Before the game, Habs assigned forward Louis Leblanc to the Hamilton Bulldogs. Leblanc has yet to register a point in eight NHL games with the Canadiens this season. a Carolina starting goaltender Cam Ward has now missed 13 games with a lower-body injury. a Ex-Hab forward Aaron Palushaj, who played 41 career games with Montreal between 2010 and 2012, was in the starting lineup for Carolina. a The Canes and Habs meet again on Feb. 8 in Raleigh, N.C., for the third and final time this year. Kyle Singler Jersey .The Canadian teenage golf sensation announced Thursday shell join the LPGA Tour in 2015 instead of attending the University of Florida. Raymond Felton Jersey . - Even with a new coach, the Denver Nuggets still love to push the basketball. http://www.cheapthundersjerseys.com/?tag=cheap-devon-hall-jersey . With Van Osch out with a flu bug that has been rampaging through the tournament, Knezevic stepped in to lead B.C. (4-3) to a pair of victories on Tuesday before 1,131 at the Maurice Richard Arena. 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Ken Appleby only had to make 17 saves for the win as Charlie Graham turned aside 43-of-46 shots in defeat. Oshawa went 2 for 4 on the power play while Belleville scored once on five chances with the man advantage. --- Frontenacs 7 67s 4 KINGSTON, Ont., -- Sam Bennett had two goals and two assists and Henri Ikonen set up four goals as the Frontenacs downed Ottawa. Lawson Crouse also scored twice for Kingston (5-0-1) while Roland McKeown, Sam Povorozniouk and Spencer Watson added the others. Ryan Van Stralen led the 67s (2-4-0) with two goals and Dante Salituro and Brendan Bell each scored once. Lucas Peressini made 26 saves for the win as Jacob Blair picked up the loss after allowing six goals on 20 shots. Philippe Trudeau replaced Blair in the second period and stopped 11-of-12 shots. --- Spirit 5 Whalers 2 SAGINAW, Mich., -- The Spirit scored four unanswered goals in the third period to come from behind and defeat Plymouth. Sean Callaghan, Nathan Glass, Terry Trafford and Justin Kea scored third-period goals for Saginaw (3-4-0), which trailed 2-1 after 40 minutes, while Jimmy Lodge scored the other in the first period. Zach Lorentz and Ryan Hartman each had a goal and an assist for the Whalers (2-5-0). Jake Paterson made 32 saves for the win as Alex Nedeljkovic turned away 32 shots in defeat. --- Storm 7 Attack 1 GUELPH, Ont., -- Zack Mitchell and Brock McGinn each had a goal and two assists as the Storm crushed Owen Sound. Zac Leslie, Robby Fabbri, Ryan Horvat, Scott Kossmachuk and Chadd Bauman also scored for Guelph (4-0-0).dddddddddddd Gemel Smith scored his league-leading 10th goal of the season for the Attack (2-3-1). Justin Nichols made 37 saves for the win as Jack Flinn stopped 37-of-44 shots in defeat. --- Rangers 4 Sting 1 KITCHENER, Ont., -- Justin Bailey scored twice as the Rangers defeated Sarnia. Curtis Meighan and Radek Faksa also scored for Kitchener (3-1-0) while Max Iafrate chipped in with two assists. Brett Hargrave scored the lone goal for the Sting (1-5-0). Jack Moylan made 21 saves for the win. Taylor Dupuis stopped 36-of-40 shots before giving the net to Justin Fazio, who stopped all 11 shots he faced in the third period. --- Knights 5 Spitfires 4 LONDON, Ont., -- Chris Tierney scored twice in the third period, including the winner, as the Knights edged Windsor. Josh Anderson had a goal and an assist for London (4-1-0) while Christian Dvorak and Matt Rupert also scored for the Knights. Ben Johnson, Josh Ho-Sang, Remy Giftopoulos and Brady Vail supplied the scoring for the Spitfires (2-3-0). Anthony Stolarz made 29 saves for the win as Jordan DeKort stopped 32 shots in a losing cause. --- Steelheads 3 Colts 2 (SO) MISSISSAUGA, Ont., -- Jesse Barwell scored the winner as the Steelheads needed a shootout to defeat Barrie. Trevor Carrick and Andrew Goldberg also scored for Mississauga (4-1-0), which has won three in a row. Zach Hall and Andrew Mangiapane scored for the Colts (3-1-1). Spencer Martin earned the victory by stopping 26 shots. Mackenzie Blackwood took the loss after allowing two goals on 28 shots. --- Wolves 7 Petes 4 SUDBURY, Ont., -- Nicholas Baptiste led the Wolves with a hat trick as they knocked off Peterborough. Dominik Kubalik scored twice for Sudbury (1-1-2) while Nathan Pancel and Conor Cummins had the others. Stephen Nosad had two goals for the Petes (3-2-0) and Michael Clarke and Brandon Devlin each scored once. Franky Palazzese made 35 saves for the win as Andrew DAgostini gave up six goals on 26 shots in defeat. 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