Canadiens set franchise record for road regulation losses
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The 2017-18 Montreal Canadiens made history for all the wrong reasons Saturday.
In getting squashed 4-0 by the Toronto Maple Leafs at the Air Canada Centre, Montreal set a franchise record for road regulation losses in a single season, according to TSN.
The Habs own the NHL's worst road record at 9-23-4, and rank dead last in both goals for and goals against away from home.
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