Devils tie it late in Third, edge Canadiens in OT
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The Montreal Canadiens and New Jersey Devils are two of the most impressive teams to start the season. The Canadiens are battling for a top spot in a crowded At
New Jersey hosts the Montreal Canadiens at Prudential Center to begin a three-game homestand. Read below for your game preview presented Mikula Contracting and check back for the pre-game story.
The Montreal Canadiens dropped a disappointing 4-3 game to the New Jersey Devils on Thursday night at the Prudential Center. The Devils rallied to tie the game with 1:07 to go.
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Montreal Canadiens Forward Struggling in Limited Role
The Montreal Canadiens acquired an exciting second-year forward during the 2025 offseason. Zachary Bolduc was traded from the St. Louis Blues to Montreal in exchange for defensive prospect Logan Mailloux.
The goaltender, with Canadian Olympic general manager Doug Armstrong looking on, had what felt like a turning point game.
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The Montreal Canadiens (9-3-1) are on the road tonight to take on the New Jersey Devils (9-4-0) in a battle for 1st place in the Eastern Conference at 7:00 pm ET.
The Canadiens showed that they can play with anyone this season. Brian Wilde has more on the Thursday night matchup between Montreal and the New Jersey Devils.
However, after starting the year off cold, Dach is now starting to heat back up for the Canadiens in a big way. Dach has recorded three goals and four points over his last four games. This included him scoring two goals against the Philadelphia Flyers on Nov. 4 and scoring another goal on Nov. 6 against the New Jersey Devils.