The Montreal Canadiens faced a disappointing defeat against the Vegas Golden Knights, losing 6-2 at the Bell Centre. The Golden Knights dominated the second period, scoring five goals, with Jack Eichel leading the charge with three points.

Despite a late rally from the Canadiens, including two goals in the third period, it was not enough to overcome the deficit. Eichel's performance puts him in the early conversation for league MVP, while Montreal struggles to maintain momentum after a brief layoff.

The Montreal Canadiens faced a tough defeat against the Las Vegas Golden Knights, losing 6-2 at home. A disastrous second period saw the Golden Knights score five unanswered goals, including a first career NHL goal from Callahan Burke.

Despite late goals from Emil Heineman and Jacob Struble for Montreal, Jack Eichel added another for Vegas, solidifying their win. The Canadiens struggled defensively, allowing five or more even-strength goals for the sixth time this season.

The Vegas Golden Knights showcased a dominant performance, scoring five unanswered goals in the second period to defeat the Montreal Canadiens 6-2. Key contributions came from Tomas Hertl, Callahan Burke, Ivan Barbashev, Tanner Pearson, and Keegan Kolesar, while Jack Eichel added another goal in the third period.

Montreal struggled defensively, with Emil Heineman and Jayden Struble scoring late but unable to change the outcome. The Golden Knights' goalie Adin Hill made 15 saves, while Montreal's Sam Montembeault was replaced after conceding five goals.

The Montreal Canadiens faced a tough defeat against the Las Vegas Golden Knights, losing 6-2 at the Centre Bell. A disastrous second period saw the Golden Knights score five unanswered goals, including a first career NHL goal from Callahan Burke.

Montreal's Emil Heineman and Jacob Struble managed to score in the third, but Jack Eichel sealed the game with his seventh goal of the season. The Canadiens struggled defensively, allowing five or more even-strength goals for the sixth time this season.