Canadiens edge Flyers 3-2, extend win streak to four
Canadiens edge Flyers 3-2, extend win streak to four

Canadiens edge Flyers 3-2, extend win streak to four

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The Montreal Canadiens secured a 3-2 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers, scoring three goals in the third period to extend their winning streak to four games. Nick Suzuki led the charge with a goal and an assist, marking his fourth consecutive multi-point game, while Brendan Gallagher and Lane Hutson also contributed to the scoreline. This win solidified the Canadiens' position in the Eastern Conference playoff race, giving them a four-point cushion over the New York Rangers for the final wild-card spot. The Flyers, despite a strong start with a goal from Ryan Poehling, saw their three-game winning streak come to an end under interim coach Brad Shaw. Both teams featured rookie sensations, with Hutson and Matvei Michkov showcasing their talents, enhancing the excitement around the Calder Trophy race. The Canadiens, now at 37-30-9, continue to fight for postseason hopes, while the Flyers sit in the bottom ranks of the conference.

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