Price ties Roy for 5th on Canadiens' all-time shutout list
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Carey Price joined some elite company by shutting out the Washington Capitals on Saturday.
Price's made 36 saves in Montreal's 1-0 win, earning the 29th shutout of his career.
That tied him with Patrick Roy for fifth-most in franchise history, the NHL's public relations department announced.
It was the second consecutive shutout for Price, who stopped all 24 shots in a 1-0 victory over the New York Rangers on Thursday.
Here are the Canadiens' all-time shutout leaders, according to Hockey Reference:
| Canadiens Goaltender | Shutouts |
|---|---|
| George Hainsworth | 75 |
| Jacques Plante | 58 |
| Ken Dryden | 46 |
| Bill Durnan | 34 |
| Patrick Roy | 29 |
| Carey Price | 29 |
| Gerry McNeil | 28 |
| Jose Theodore | 23 |
| Charlie Hodge | 21 |
| Wilf Cude | 18 |
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