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Cole Caufield Buries Late Winner as Canadiens Stun Wild

Montreal Canadiens rallied from behind with Phillip Danault tying the game before Cole Caufield scored the winning goal with 15 seconds left, ending Minnesota Wild's road trip with a loss.

  • On Tuesday, Montreal Canadiens forward Cole Caufield scored with 15 seconds left to lift the Montreal Canadiens to a 4-3 victory, denying the Minnesota Wild a road trip sweep.
  • Outshooting Minnesota early, the Canadiens dominated by a 7-1 margin before the first period was half over, Wild coach John Hynes said they 'came out hot and ready' and had to weather that early storm.
  • After an early exchange of goals, Minnesota forward Vladimir Tarasenko scored twice and defenseman Brock Faber tallied amid a brief 15-second man advantage and multiple lead changes.
  • The Wild announced that Jonas Brodin is shut down for a lingering lower-body injury, missing his fourth straight game Tuesday and will not play for Sweden Olympic team .
  • Goaltending proved decisive when Jesper Wallstedt, Minnesota goalie, made 29 saves, and Jakub Dobes, Montreal goalie, had 15, reflecting contrasting performances on Montreal home ice.
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Le Devoir broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Monday, January 19, 2026.
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