Canadiens win in overtime against the NHL’s team of the hour

Tonight, the Canadiens remained in Nashville to handle the Predators. The club was aiming to develop on 2 excellent efficiencies (however 2 losses) versus the 2 Florida groups to return on the winning track.

The Habs watched for some last-minute choices, and in the end, Juraj Slafkovský and Rafaël Harvey-Pinard had the ability to play tonight’s video game

Jayden Struble likewise made a return, while Jake Allen remained in front of the Montreal internet.

On the Predators side, Michael McCarron remained in the lineup to deal with the Habs, however Denis Gurianov was not.

It was Juuse Saros in internet for the home group, who were attempting to win their ninth successive video game.

In the very first duration, it was the Predators who got on the scoreboard. It took about fifteen minutes, however Filip Forsberg offered his club the lead late in the.

Slafkovský was well located … however he avoided Forsberg at the very end, permitting the latter to rating. And plainly, the young Slovak was upset.

After 20 minutes, ball game was 1-0 in favor of the Predsregardless of the reality that Jake Allen had a great very first 20 minutes.

In the 2nd, there was lots of action, beginning with a (rather furious) battle in between Luke Schenn and Josh Anderson.

Anderson installed a great battle, however the success went to Schenn. I like to see Anderson included in the match.

Came some scoring action … however as soon as again, it was the Predators who struck the target.

As soon as once again, it was the Canadiens’ very first trio on the ice.

The Tricolore wasn’t about to let that get them down. A great effort by Jake Evans in the challenger’s zone permitted him to set the table for Brendan Gallagher.

One great shot from Gally later on, the space was simply one objective.

The visou

Nailed it #GoHabsGo pic.twitter.com/dF3LY0svuE

— Montreal Canadiens (@CanadiensMTL) March 6, 2024

And in the end, it took a grand overall of 6 brief seconds before the next objective, as David Savard scored an objective … from the center line

A most unusual objective, however maybe it will trigger a GM to use 2 first-round choices for Savard, like.

Hey, we’ll take it

An objective is an objective #GoHabsGo pic.twitter.com/YM6EkWAhcz

— Montreal Canadiens (@CanadiensMTL) March 6, 2024

The Habs’ 2 objectives in 6 seconds made it 2-2 after 40 minutes of play.

In the 3rd duration, nevertheless, the Predators restored the lead, as Ryan O’Reilly struck the target.

A 3rd point for him … and a 3rd objective for the Preds while the Habs’ very first trio was on the ice.

That stated, the Canadian when again brought the 2 clubs back together, as Joshua Roy totally buffooned Roman Josi and took the disc from him before letting loose a rocket.

Not a bad kid. Far from it.

That shot

That snipe tho #GoHabsGo pic.twitter.com/xcc6qRVQFV

— Montreal Canadiens (@CanadiensMTL) March 6, 2024

A couple of minutes later on, Michael McCarron came close to bring back the Predslead, however on video replay, it was figured out that the puck struck McCarron’s stick too expensive.

No objective in the end, and ball game stayed 3-3.

We required the additional time to choose in between the 2 clubs.

And after a hard video game defensively, Cole Caufield and Nick Suzuki advised us that they stay exceptional offending gamers. At 4 on 4 in overtime, Caufield passed the disc to Suzuki … who let loose a rocket on reception.

The captain’s 25th objective of the season (and 100th of his profession) ended the Predators’ eight-game winning streak … and Suzuki even ridiculed the crowd a bit. I enjoy seeing that.

Last rating: 4-3 Montreal (Prol.)

The Canadiens go back to action on Thursday night, when they take a trip to Raleigh to handle the Hurricanes.

Extended

— The Canadiens’ very first trio had a very hard video game in their zone. It was on the ice for the Predators’ very first 3 objectives, and on 3 celebrations, it stopped working to make an excellent protective play on the Preds objectives. Perhaps Ryan O’Reilly, who got a point on each of the 3 objectives, will alter his tune about Nick Suzuki’s protective qualityhehe.

— However, when it counted (in overtime), Nick Suzuki and Cole Caufield signed up with forces to offer the Habs the win. What a rocket from Suzuki, who now has 61 points in 62 video games this season.

— It made me laugh.

— It looks that method, it actually does. He’s been playing outstanding hockey for a couple of months now.

— 600 profession video games for Colton Sissons.

Congrats on 6 0 0 Sis! pic.twitter.com/iiAPJUu9MW

— Nashville Predators (@PredsNHL) March 6, 2024