Marc-Andre Fleury delivered an outstanding performance, securing a 19-save shutout as the Minnesota Wild triumphed over the Montreal Canadiens 4-0, likely marking his final game in Montreal. The 40-year-old goalie, who hails from nearby Sorel, Quebec, received heartfelt ovations from over 100 friends and family members present at the Bell Centre. The Wild put on a solid display, with goals from Marco Rossi, Devin Shore, and Liam Ohgren, along with an empty-netter from Frederick Gaudreau. This victory marks Minnesota's third consecutive win, highlighting Fleury's impressive form this season.

The Canadiens struggled to generate offensive momentum, suffering their fourth consecutive loss after a promising stretch of ten wins in thirteen games. Jakub Dobes, despite a solid performance with 23 saves, faced overwhelming pressure from the Wild, who dominated the game by limiting scoring opportunities for Montreal. Key players, such as Kaiden Guhle, were absent, further hampering the team's efforts. As the season nears its end, Fleury is set to retire, leaving behind a legacy as one of the NHL's premier goaltenders.