Thursday night’s game between the Minnesota Wild and Montreal Canadiens was a special one for Marc-Andre Fleury, who grew up just an hour outside of Montreal and cheered for Les Habitants as a child.
Veteran goalie recorded the 76th shutout of his career during what was most likely his final game at the Bell Centre.
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Marc-Andre Fleury of the Minnesota Wild, had a special night on Thursday, Jan. 30, shutting out the Montreal Canadiens 4-0.
While Marc-Andre Fleury never suited up for the Montreal Canadiens, he is from nearby Sorel, Que., and he was given a fond farewell by fans and players at the Bell Centre.