Habs Players Celebrated Their 'F**king' Victory & Let Loose In A Post-Game Video

The video had to be censored!
Senior Writer

The Habs' 3-1 victory against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Monday wasn't just emotional for the fans. It also had the players all riled up as they celebrated giving the Leafs the boot and progressing in the playoffs. 

When the final buzzer sounded, the pressure was off and the Habs let loose. The players returned to the locker room with smiles on their faces, as they screamed for joy — and even let out a few swear words.

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In fact, the team's usual post-game celebration video was delayed because, as the Canadiens Montréal Twitter account put it, there was "a lot of audio to remove."

You don't have to be a lip-reading expert to guess which profanities were edited out!

The Canadiens begin their second-round series against the Winnipeg Jets on June 2. 

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