The Montreal Canadiens triumphed over the Boston Bruins, securing a 4-1 victory fueled by the contributions of Brendan Gallagher, who scored a goal and assisted another.

Cole Caufield netted his 35th goal of the season, while Christian Dvorak added to the tally, and Nick Suzuki sealed the win with an empty-net goal. Montreal's Sam Montembeault showcased his skills with 18 saves, while Elias Lindholm's third-period goal for Boston prevented a shutout.

This win marked the Canadiens' third consecutive victory, maintaining their hold on the Eastern Conference's second wild-card spot, while the Bruins extended their winless streak to 10 games, a franchise first since 2009-10.

Brendan Gallagher's stellar performance, featuring a goal and an assist, propelled the Montreal Canadiens to a decisive 4-1 victory over the Boston Bruins in a fierce rivalry matchup. Cole Caufield, with his team-leading 35th goal, and Christian Dvorak added to the score, while Nick Suzuki sealed the game with an empty-netter. This win marked the Canadiens' third consecutive victory, keeping them firmly in the playoff race.

On the other hand, the Bruins struggled, extending their winless streak to ten games, with their last regulation win dating back to 1996-97. Despite a valiant effort from Jeremy Swayman, who recorded 27 saves, Boston was outshot significantly, especially in the second period where they managed just two shots. Tensions flared throughout the match, culminating in a fight between Kaiden Guhle and Cole Koepke, showcasing the heated nature of this longstanding rivalry.

The Montreal Canadiens staged a thrilling comeback, defeating the Florida Panthers 3-2 in overtime. Nick Suzuki scored both the equalizer with just 8.4 seconds left in regulation and the game-winner 29 seconds into overtime, energizing the Bell Centre. Josh Anderson also contributed to the scoreline, while Sam Montembeault made 25 saves. The Panthers were led by Mackie Samoskevich and Niko Mikkola, both finding the net, but ultimately fell short, marking their fourth consecutive defeat to the Canadiens this season.

Nick Suzuki showcased a stellar performance, netting a goal and adding two assists to lead the Montreal Canadiens to a 4-2 victory over the Florida Panthers. Juraj Slafkovsky also contributed significantly with a goal and an assist. The Canadiens capitalized on their power play, with Patrik Laine scoring his 15th power play goal of the season, while Brendan Gallagher sealed the win with a late empty-netter. Sam Montembeault made 24 saves, ensuring the Canadiens secured a spot in the Eastern Conference wild-card race.

For the Panthers, Sam Reinhart and Seth Jones found the back of the net, but their chances of reclaiming the top spot in the Atlantic Division fell short. Despite a competitive game, the Panthers allowed the Canadiens to convert crucial power plays, which ultimately decided the match.