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Canadiens line up to hug Savard after final NHL game
The Canadiens lined up to hug the veteran defenseman after his final NHL game when the team was eliminated by the Washington Capitals in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference First Round on Wednesday. Savard wiped away tears after each of his teammates embraced him after the 4-1 loss on the Capital One Arena ice.
First-round NHL playoff action continues tonight with the Montreal Canadiens battling the Washington Capitals in Game 5.
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Canadiens Fall to Capitals, But 2024-25 Season Teases Bright FutureThe Montreal Canadiens won’t feel great about losing in five games in the opening round of the 2025 NHL playoffs, but their ...
Multiple seasons were on the line Wednesday in the 2025 Stanley Cup playoffs. The Washington Capitals had an opportunity to ...
The Canadiens will turn to Jakub Dobes again as Sam Montembeault continues to nurse an injury while facing elimination ...
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Canadiens’ Montembeault, Laine to remain out in Game 5; Carrier a game-time decisionThe Montreal Canadiens will remain without a pair of key contributors for a pivotal Game 5 versus the Washington Capitals as ...
"The growth," Gorton told NHL.com in a phone conversation Saturday. There's no way Gorton could have said that back on Dec.
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Ohio State alum Jakub Dobeš steps in at goalie for the Montreal CanadiensThe former Buckeye was forced into action in the middle of Game 3 against Washington when starter Sam Montembeault was ...
Bennett fired a wrist shot that flew past Andrei Vasilevskiy. Panthers goal. Florida lead. “Definitely a little weight off my shoulders,” Bennett said. Florida breathed a little bit easier after that ...
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