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A Habs player broke his nose yesterday and still won't miss a game


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October 18, 2022  (6:01 PM)
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According to Sportsnet's Eric Engels, Montreal Canadiens defenseman Chris Wideman broke his nose in a collision with Penguins' Josh Archibald.

He is not expected to miss any games as a result of this mishap.
More details to come...
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