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BROSSARD, Que. wholesale nfl jerseys . -- Colby Armstrong has a chance to get back at the team that dumped him in his first game as a Montreal Canadien. The gritty forward is expected to be in the line-up when the Canadiens open the lockout-shortened NHL season at home against the rival Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday night. It will be a fitting Canadiens debut for the 30-year-old, who signed a one-year, US$1 million contract with Montreal the day after the Leafs bought out the final season of his three-year, $9 million contract last summer. "I dont think it could be any better," Armstrong said Monday. "Theres no better team to play than the team I played for last year. "Therell be a little more on the line, so it will be exciting." Armstrong, forward Brandon Prust and defenceman Francis Bouillon were signed in the off-season to bring a little grit and competitiveness to an undersized Canadiens team that finished last in the Eastern Conference last season. The Saskatoon product has been skating on the fourth line with physical winger Ryan White and prospects Brendan Gallagher and Gabriel Dumont this week. That suggests lower expectations for the former first-round draft pick who was a bust the last two seasons in Toronto, where he played only 79 games largely due to injury. The Leafs opted to cut him loose, and now hell be wearing red, white and blue as the Toronto-Montreal rivalry resumes. "I was on the other side of it, but coming here after what happened with me the last couple of years, and with the buyout, I want to kick their (backside)," he said. "Thats what Im hoping for, especially at home right out of the gate. Id like to get a W against them." Signing Armstrong and Bouillon came on the recommendation of new coach Michel Therrien, who has had both on his teams before. Armstrong and Therrien both started with Pittsburgh in 2005-06. Armstrong was traded to Atlanta in 2008, before Therrien took the Penguins to the 2009 Stanley Cup final. He even knew new Canadiens assistant coach Gerard Gallant, who was on the coaching staff when Armstrong scored the gold medal-wining goal against Finland at the 2007 IIHF world championship. "The three of us just have to play our game," Armstrong said of the teams new players. "Frankies been around and hes played here before. "Theres no secret to what he does. Hes a steady, solid guy and he also brings that physical element. Hes a tough guy to play against. Same with Prusty. Hes a pit bull." The scrappy Prust signed a three year, $10 million deal while 37-year-old Bouillon signed for one year at $1.5 million. The stocky five-foot-eight Bouillon was captain of a Therrien-coached team in Granby, Que. that won a Memorial Cup in 1996, and was with Montreal when Therrien held his first NHL coaching job from 2000-01 until he was fired during the 2002-03 campaign. The Canadiens cut Bouillon loose in 2009 and he played the last three seasons in Nashville. "I was hoping that Michel would get the job, but I didnt know what would happen," said Bouillon, who had offers from two other clubs but jumped at the chance to return to his home town. "Thats the type of players he likes to have. "I wasnt surprised when I saw they signed Prust and Colby. Last year everyone was saying it was easy to play in Montreal. Prust made the right comment when he said its not going to be easy any more." Prust was on left wing in New York, but even before the lockout Therrien planned to try him at centre. He has skated between Rene Bourque and Travis Moen in camp. The Canadiens are missing centres Tomas Plekanec (day-to-day with sore ribs) and Petteri Nokelainen (back), and sent centre Scott Gomez home for the season on Sunday with the intention of buying him out next summer. But its clear Therrien wants some toughness at that position from Prust. "I played centre my whole life and even my first couple of years as a pro," the 28-year-old said. "Its been a while, but its a position I enjoy and I like the responsibility as well. "But with Plekanec coming back, who knows who is going to play there?" Prust took time during practice for a little play-fighting with the feisty White. "Were both working on our conditioning," he said. "In a fight, its a different type of conditioning. Youve got to get your lungs so that you can hang in there for a while." The talk of the day was of impressive rookie Alex Galchenyuk, who put sweet dekes on backup goalie Peter Budaj during a shootout competition -- first to the forehand, then the backhand. The third overall pick in the June draft is trying to crack the line-up straight out of junior hockey. "Youre not going to keep a guy because hes got skill on the shootout, its more about his all around game," said Therrien. "But one thing he showed today is that hes got tremendous skill. "Weve got a special player." There was no news on holdout defenceman P.K. Subban, a restricted free agent who hopes to sign a new contract this week. cheap jerseys . If thats the case, he almost single-handedly gave the Senators the early series lead with an 8-4 rout of the Pittsburgh Penguins Saturday, scoring two goals and setting up two others as Ottawa ended a three-game losing skid. nfl jerseys china . The schedule says Spoelstra should have been leading the Miami Heat against the Orlando Magic on Thursday night. Instead, he spent the day at middle school, trying to glean something positive from just another day in the ongoing NBA lockout. http://www.cheapnfljerseys2015.us.com/ . You can catch all the action live on TSN at 2:00pm et/11:00 am pt. The Bombers (3-14) will either tie their worst-ever season in the 18-game CFL with a loss or better it by just one game with a win.TORONTO -- Argonaut defensive back Neiko Thorpe, injured in Thursday nights game against Winnipeg, took to Twitter on Friday to thanks fans for their support. The import DB was taken to a nearby hospital after catching his head awkwardly trying to tackle Winnipeg running back Will Ford in the first quarter of the game at the Rogers Centre. He was released later that night after tests proved negative. "I would like 2 thank everyone 4 their prayers and thoughts 4 me." he tweeted Friday. "Im truly blessed that my injury wasnt career changing and blessed 2 have great fam(ily), friends and fans at these times ... cant thank yall enough .Godbless." Toronto (11-5) won the bruising, penalty-filled game 36-21 to clinch First place in the CFL East. There was a lengthy delay with 2:16 remaining in the first quarter when Thorpe was hurt. Players watched as Thorpe was worked on in the Toronto end zone. wholesale jerseys. He was strapped onto a board -- his head immobilized -- and placed on a stretcher before being carted off. The Argonauts host Montreal (7-9) in their regular season finale next Friday. The team said it would not have an update on Thorpes status for the Montreal game until Monday at the earliest. Thats when the Argos return to practice. Toronto receiver Spencer Watt was also forced out of Thursdays game after taking a blow to the helmet. "Ouch. My head," he tweeted Friday. There was no immediate update Friday on the Bombers injured. Quarterback Max Hall left the game late with a hip injury. Defensive back Desia Dunn (reaggravating an ankle injury) and defensive lineman Michael McAdoo also did not finish the game. Winnipegs walking wounded included receiver Wallace Miles and defensive back Jovon Johnson. cheap jerseys ' ' '
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