The Montreal Canadiens delivered a commanding performance on Tuesday night, defeating the Carolina Hurricanes 4-0 at Centre Bell. Nick Suzuki led the charge with a goal and two assists, while Sam Montembeault secured the shutout with 20 saves. Juraj Slafkovsky, Patrik Laine, and Lane Hutson also found the back of the net, showcasing the Canadiens' depth and offensive prowess.

Slafkovsky opened the scoring with a deft deflection midway through the first period, and Laine doubled the lead shortly after with another redirected shot. On the power play, Suzuki capitalized on a defensive lapse by the Hurricanes, firing a wrist shot into the top corner, highlighting the Canadiens' efficient power play unit. Hutson sealed the win with a late goal, putting the game out of reach for Carolina.

In an emotional evening in Montreal, Marc-Andre Fleury recorded a 19-save shutout as the Minnesota Wild defeated the Canadiens 4-0. The game marked what is expected to be Fleury's final appearance at the Bell Centre, where he received numerous ovations from a crowd filled with over 100 friends and family. The Wild showcased a strong performance with goals from Marco Rossi, Devin Shore, and Liam Ohgren, as well as an empty-netter by Frederick Gaudreau, extending their winning streak to three games. Fleury's season record improved to 11-5-1, adding to his legacy as he prepares for retirement. The Canadiens, struggling with injuries and losing streaks, could not capitalize on their scoring opportunities, including a missed chance by Juraj Slafkovsky hitting the post. The team faces mounting challenges without key players like Kaiden Guhle.

Fleury's career culminates in a season filled with milestones, including his third shutout at the Bell Centre. With this victory, he also solidified his historical record against Montreal, boasting a 13-6-5 all-time regular-season record in the city. The Wild now look ahead to their matchup against the Ottawa Senators, while the Canadiens prepare for a three-game California trip.

Kyle Connor's two-goal performance and Connor Hellebuyck's 24 saves propelled the Winnipeg Jets to a decisive 4-1 victory over the Montreal Canadiens. Mark Scheifele also contributed a goal, with Gabriel Vilardi assisting on two scores, marking Winnipeg's fourth straight win.

Montreal's Juraj Slafkovsky opened the scoring, but the Jets responded with four unanswered goals, including Connor’s second of the night with just 1.5 seconds left in the second period. The loss means Montreal has dropped three consecutive games after a strong run.

Kyle Connor scored twice to lead the Winnipeg Jets to a decisive 4-1 victory over the Montreal Canadiens, marking the Jets' fourth consecutive win. Connor's performance, alongside contributions from Mark Scheifele and Rasmus Kupari, overshadowed an early goal from Juraj Slafkovsky of Montreal. Connor Hellebuyck made 24 saves, securing his NHL-leading 31st win this season, while Montreal's Sam Montembeault managed 20 saves in a tough matchup.

Despite starting strong, the Canadiens could not maintain their lead. Winnipeg capitalized on a late first-period goal from Connor, followed by Scheifele’s strike that put the Jets ahead. Connor’s second goal, coming just before the end of the second period, proved crucial, leaving Montreal in a difficult position.

The Winnipeg Jets emerged victorious over the Montreal Canadiens with a decisive 4-1 win, courtesy of Kyle Connor's impressive two-goal performance and a strong showing from Connor Hellebuyck, who made 24 saves. Alongside Connor, Mark Scheifele also contributed a goal, while Gabriel Vilardi assisted on two. The Jets' fourth consecutive win sees them aligning with the league-leading Washington Capitals, while the Canadiens suffer a setback, remaining close to the playoff cut.

The game commenced with Montreal's Juraj Slafkovsky scoring first, only for the Jets to respond with four unanswered goals, showcasing their offensive prowess. Connor’s key second goal, just before the end of the second period, effectively sealed the game for Winnipeg.