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Suzuki Scores Twice, Demidov Has Winner in Canadiens’ 4-3 Victory over the Mammoth
Montreal Canadiens secured their third win in 10 games with timely power-play goals from Suzuki and Bolduc in a comeback victory over Utah Mammoth.
- On Wednesday night, the Montreal Canadiens rallied to beat the Utah Mammoth 4-3 in Salt Lake City at the Delta Center.
- A three-goal burst in the second period saw Barrett Hayton, Kailer Yamamoto and Michael Carcone score, with Carcone putting Utah ahead late past Jakub Dobes.
- Nick Suzuki scored twice, including his sixth goal and 400th career point, while Zach Bolduc ended a 13-game scoreless stretch with a goal and two assists, and Ivan Demidov scored the go-ahead winner early in the third.
- Attendance for the game was 12,478 on the eve of U.S. Thanksgiving, with Montreal Canadiens next scheduled at Vegas on Friday while Utah Mammoth travels to Dallas.
- The Canadiens dressed six rookies including Adam Engstrom's NHL debut as Jakub Dobes posted a.912 save percentage during the start of 16 games over 28 days.
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In this episode recorded in front of the public, the debate went a little in all directions. From the Canadian's 4-3 victory over the Utah Mammoth, Stéphane Waite said that it was "two inconsistent teams that had an unconscionable match."
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Guided by his captain Nick Suzuki, who reached the 400-point mark, the Canadian defeated the Mammoth of Utah 4-3 on Wednesday in Salt Lake City
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Suzuki scores twice, Demidov has winner in Canadiens' 4-3 victory over the Mammoth
Nick Suzuki and Ivan Demidov scored in a 1:27 span early in the third period and the Montreal Canadiens rallied to beat the Utah Mammoth 4-3 on Wednesday night for just their third victory in 10 games.
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Leaning Left5Leaning Right1Center3Last UpdatedBias Distribution56% Left
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- 56% of the sources lean Left
56% Left
L 56%
C 33%
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