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.

Dylan Larkin made his 700th NHL game memorable with a power-play goal and an assist as the Detroit Red Wings defeated the Montreal Canadiens 4-2, ending a three-game losing streak. The Wings' offense came alive, with Andrew Copp contributing a shorthanded goal, and Alex DeBrincat and Jonatan Berggren also finding the net. Goaltender Cam Talbot made 27 saves to secure the victory.

For the Canadiens, Kirby Dach scored and assisted on a goal, while Kaiden Guhle also scored. Brendan Gallagher registered an assist in his 800th game, alongside Christian Dvorak and Patrik Laine, who reached 500 games. The game marked a halt to Lane Hutson's impressive nine-game point streak.

Dylan Larkin celebrated his 700th NHL game with a power-play goal and an assist, leading the Detroit Red Wings to a 4-2 victory over the Montreal Canadiens, ending a three-game losing streak. Andrew Copp contributed with a shorthanded goal, while Alex DeBrincat and Jonatan Berggren also found the net. Cam Talbot made 27 saves to secure the win. Kirby Dach scored for the Canadiens, supported by an assist from Brendan Gallagher in his 800th game, and Kaiden Guhle also scored. Detroit’s offense surged after a dismal scoring stretch, dominating the first period with a 17-4 shot advantage.

Key moments included Larkin scoring shortly after Dach's goal, solidifying Detroit's lead. The team's power play, now ranked third in the league, has been revitalized under new head coach Todd McLellan, netting 19 goals in 14 games. Meanwhile, the Canadiens saw Lane Hutson’s impressive assist streak come to an end. The Red Wings will face the Tampa Bay Lightning next, while the Canadiens begin a homestand against New Jersey.

The Montreal Canadiens secured a thrilling 5-4 overtime victory against the New York Rangers, thanks to a game-winning goal by Patrik Laine just over three minutes into the extra period. The Canadiens displayed resilience, repeatedly battling back from one-goal deficits, with Jakub Dobes making 23 key saves to maintain their momentum. Laine's decisive goal capped off a night where Brendan Gallagher, Christian Dvorak, Nick Suzuki, and Juraj Slafkovsky also contributed to the scoreboard.

On the opposing side, the Rangers had a strong showing with goals from Alexis Lafreniere, Will Cuylle, Mika Zibanejad, and Chris Kreider, along with notable assists by Adam Fox. Despite their two-game winning streak coming to an end, Jonathan Quick’s 33 saves kept the game competitive. A pivotal moment came when Slafkovsky tied the game late in the third period, marking a significant comeback for the Canadiens.