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Canadiens Visit the Devils After Caufield's 2-Goal Game
- The Montreal Canadiens defeated the New York Rangers 3-2 on Thursday at Madison Square Garden, extending their winning streak to seven games and moving closer to securing a playoff spot.
- Forward Cole Caufield scored his 48th and 49th goals of the season, providing the offensive spark for Montreal's victory. Caufield has maintained a high scoring pace, recording 27 goals in 27 games.
- Goaltender Jacob Fowler made 21 saves to secure the win, including a crucial stop on a penalty kill against Alexis Lafreniére. His performance limited New York's offensive opportunities.
- Montreal has separated itself in the Eastern Conference, keeping pace with the Buffalo Sabres and Tampa Bay Lightning in the competitive Atlantic Division. The team now enters the final stretch of the season.
- The Canadiens will visit the New Jersey Devils on Saturday night to conclude their five-game road trip. This matchup serves as a final test before the team prepares for the upcoming playoffs.
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Caufield will have a first opportunity to reach the 50 goals set on Saturday night in New Jersey, ahead of his good friend Jack Hughes.
·Montreal, Canada
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Clayton NewsCole Caufield (2 goals), Canadiens win 7th straight over Rangers
Cole Caufield scored the tiebreaking goal with 5:05 remaining in the third period as the Montreal Canadiens recovered from blowing a two-goal lead and extended their season-long winning streak to seven games with 3-2 victory over the host New York…
·Jackson, United States
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Cole Caufield is only one goal on the 50s this season, after scoring twice, helping the Canadian defeat the Rangers 3-2 in New York.
·Montreal, Canada
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Montreal021—3N.Y. Rangers002—2
·Kentucky, United States
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Total News Sources28
Leaning Left9Leaning Right3Center7Last UpdatedBias Distribution47% Left
Bias Distribution
- 47% of the sources lean Left
47% Left
L 47%
C 37%
R 16%
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