The Canadiens remained in Seattle tonight to handle the Kraken, who are delighting in a reasonably frustrating season.
Trevor Letowski’s group, on the other hand, was attempting to put the brakes on its four-game losing streak.
Let’s see how it went, however initially, here’s the line-up for both clubs:
Lines! pic.twitter.com/MohdMJCTla
— Seattle’s Kraken Podcast (@ReleaseTheShow) March 25, 2024
The Canadian began the match highly.
It wasn’t long before the club got on the scoreboard, as Kaiden Guhle scored on a shot from the point.
The objective was initially offered to Slaf, however the choice was later on altered.
Alex Newhook followed up with a 2nd objective in simply over 2 minutes of play:
They’re providing this objective to Kaiden Guhle now. https://t.co/t4gZGxaKuv
— Marc Dumont (@MarcPDumont) March 25, 2024
Another Guhles shot results in an objective!
Newhook, line and sinker #GoHabsGo pic.twitter.com/yvjCYBCSZe
— Montreal Canadiens (@CanadiensMTL) March 25, 2024
In the very first duration, the Canadiens were all over.
Whatever appeared to deal with the ice …
And Nick Suzuki capitalized to triple his group’s lead.
The Habs captain, who is having an exceptional season, let loose a superior laser that offered the Kraken goalie no possibility.
His 28th objective of the season deserves sharing:
WOW.
Take a look at this Nick Suzuki shot. 3-0 #GoHabsGo pic.twitter.com/HcQP6dT0dO
— Marc Dumont (@MarcPDumont) March 25, 2024
27 seconds after Suzuki’s objective, Newhook was at it once again, scoring his second of the video game.
The Canadiens’ forward made it 4-0 in the very first duration alone, and both clubs retired to the dressing space later on:
Alex Newhook has and the @CanadiensMTL lead 4-0 after the very first duration! pic.twitter.com/90rf5I7Hw8
— NHL (@NHL) March 25, 2024
The 2nd duration was quieter.
Jordan Eberle scored his group’s very first objective with a gorgeous shot that foiled Cayden Primeau, and Matty Berniers was rejected an objective minutes later on.
Mike Matheson, plainly influenced by Nick Suzuki, stepped up to the plate with a splendid objective of his own.
The Canadiens’ defenseman utilized his speed in the shorthanded scenario to break totally free and strip Philipp Grubauer, who had actually begun in relief of Joey Daccord:
A BEAUTIFUL shorthanded objective by Mike Matheson makes it 5-1 for the Montreal Canadiens.
Utilized his speed completely to put Tatar in a bad scenario. pic.twitter.com/0TGPUdWPac
— Marc Dumont (@MarcPDumont) March 25, 2024
The 3rd duration was everything about Cayden Primeau.
The goaltender, who stopped 36 of 37 shots, placed on a program in the 3rd duration with some amazing conserves.
He truly controlled the video game:
Another great save by Primeau, this time after the internet fell on him. pic.twitter.com/fNyA0zZM7w
— Marc Dumont (@MarcPDumont) March 25, 2024
Cayden Primeau with a stunning toe conserve to keep it 5-1 pic.twitter.com/y1MlTMmhig
— Matt Drake (@DrakeMT) March 25, 2024
Trevor Letowski got his very first win behind the Habs bench.
No objectives were scored in the 3rd duration, so the Habs won 5-1.
Overtime
— Slaf got a help on Suzuki’s objective, offering him a minimum of one point in his last 7 video games.
Juraj Slafkovsky has actually formally been offered credit for the help on Suzuki’s objective, so this post applies once again #GoHabsGo https://t.co/U8D78VzdKb
— The Habitant (@the_habitant) March 25, 2024
— Tonight’s win isn’t perfect for the upcoming draft … But the next couple of video games for the Habs are most likely to be quite hard:
In case you’re going crazy about the tank tonight, Seattle has actually lost 7 video games in a row so
The next Habs video games are:
Colorado
Philadelphia
Carolina
Florida
Tampa Bay
Toronto
NYR pic.twitter.com/XEsNHwyO3F–/ r/Habs (@HabsOnReddit) March 25, 2024