The Montreal Canadiens extended their winning streak to four games with a 4-2 victory over the Buffalo Sabres. Cole Caufield, Josh Anderson, and Alex Newhook were instrumental in the win, along with Jake Evans, who sealed the game with an empty-net goal. Jakub Dobes made 23 saves, showcasing solid defensive effort. The Sabres, despite scoring through Alex Tuch and Jiri Kulich, face a tough run, having lost two straight games. Newhook's key goal towards the end of the second period shifted momentum in the Canadiens' favor.

Montreal's victory marks their third win over Buffalo this season, putting them in a strong position to complete a season sweep in their next matchup. The Sabres, however, find themselves in last place in the Eastern Conference following a promising stretch of play. Lane Hutson also made headlines, moving into second place for points by a rookie defenseman in Canadiens history.

Cole Caufield’s overtime heroics secured a thrilling 4-3 victory for the Montreal Canadiens against the San Jose Sharks, marking his 28th goal of the season. Captain Nick Suzuki shone brightly, netting two goals in the first period to extend his personal multi-point streak. Montreal displayed resilience, overcoming deficits three times during regulation. Rookie Owen Beck notched his first NHL point, assisting on Alex Newhook’s goal, while goaltender Samuel Montembeault made crucial saves to seal the win. San Jose continues to struggle, facing their third consecutive defeat and remaining at the bottom of the NHL standings.

The All-Star weekend brought back excitement with the return of the Montreal Canadiens' annual skills competition, especially after its absence this season. The event showcased thrilling contests, including speed skating, relay racing, accuracy shooting, hardest shot, and a unique shootout round.

Alex Newhook emerged victoriously in the fastest skater event while Cole Caufield triumphed against Nick Suzuki in the relay race. The hardest shot contest was highlighted by Arber Xhekaj, who defended his title with a 101.2 MPH shot, edging out Mike Matheson. The standout moment came from rookie Jennifer Gardiner of the PWHL’s Montreal Victoire, who shattered accuracy shooting records with a remarkable 9.457 seconds.

Joel Armia's short-handed goal late in the third period secured a 4-3 victory for the Montreal Canadiens over the San Jose Sharks, ending Montreal's five-game losing streak. With this win, the Canadiens improved their recent record from a rough stretch to a more promising outlook.

Aside from Armia, Alex Newhook contributed with a goal and an assist, while Cole Caufield and Brendan Gallagher added to the score sheet. The Canadiens had struggled prior to this game, but Kirby Dach's two assists and Sam Montembault's 27 saves proved crucial in their comeback.

For the Sharks, Tyler Toffoli managed to score and assist, alongside contributions from Macklin Celebrini and Collin Graf. However, San Jose has continued to face challenges, having lost eight of their last nine games.

Joel Armia's short-handed goal late in the third period propelled the Montreal Canadiens to a thrilling 4-3 victory over the San Jose Sharks, ending their five-game losing streak. The Canadiens were struggling with a record of 0-4-1 prior to this game, and the win brings them back into the mix after previously winning seven out of nine games. Alex Newhook contributed significantly with a goal and an assist, while Cole Caufield and Brendan Gallagher also found the back of the net. Kirby Dach recorded two assists, and goaltender Sam Montembault made 27 saves to secure the win.

The Sharks, on the other hand, have faced tough times recently, suffering their eighth loss in nine games, and have now lost 11 of their last 13 overall. Tyler Toffoli stood out for San Jose, scoring a power-play goal that temporarily tied the game, while Macklin Celebrini and Collin Graf also scored. Alexandar Georgiev made 16 saves in the loss. The game showcased notable back-and-forth action, with Gallagher's power-play goal giving Montreal a brief lead before Toffoli's equalizer. However, Armia's late heroics secured the win.