US EditionMontembeault, Anderson lift Canadiens over Red Wings 4-1 for sixth straight win
- On Tuesday, the Montreal Canadiens defeated the Detroit Red Wings with a final score of 4-1.
- Entering the game, Montreal aimed to solidify its playoff position against Detroit for a wild-card spot.
- Sam Montembeault stopped 35 shots, while Cole Caufield scored his 37th goal and Josh Anderson scored the game-winner.
- Larkin scored for Detroit, assisted by Kane; Suzuki achieved 86 points, a high since 1996.
- This Canadiens' victory aided the Ottawa Senators in clinching a playoff berth for the first time since 2017.
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Red Wings’ playoff hopes take massive hit in 4-1 loss to Canadiens
Hockey can be a cruel sport and the Detroit Red Wings found that out Tuesday in Montreal. Related Articles Red Wings down shorthanded Panthers, 2-1, keep playoff hopes alive Kane passes one of his favorites, Mike Modano, on goal-scoring list Red Wings grab early lead, hold on to beat Hurricanes 5-3 Dylan Larkin searching for missing offense as Red Wings enter home stretch …
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Montembeault, Anderson lift Canadiens over Red Wings 4-1 for sixth straight win
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