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Roy's goal early in overtime gave Vegas a 2-1 come from behind victory. The series is now tied at 2 games apiece as it heads back to Las Vegas for game 5.
Caufield's breakaway goal, aided by a great pass from Nick Suzuki, tied the game at 1 in the 2nd period, only 38 seconds after Vegas had opened the scoring.
Armia's empty net goal gave the Canadiens a 5-1 lead and that was the final score of the game. Montreal now leads the series 3 games to 0. The Canadiens have won 6 straight playoff games and never trailed in any of those games.
Suzuki's goal midway through the 3rd period gave the Canadiens a 4-1 lead.
From the CBC website: Winnipeg Jets forward Mark Scheifele was suspended for four games for his "vicious" hit on Montreal Canadiens forward Jake Evans. The discipline was handed down by the NHL's Department of Player Safety during a phone hearing on Thursday. The department explained in a video that Scheifele's play was considered charging due to the distance travelled to hit an opponent. "Scheifele, moving with excessive momentum gained from traveling a considerable distance, finishes his check violently and with unwarranted force into Evans, making significant contact in the process and causing an injury." The video also said the Department of Player Safety determined that Scheifele's intention was not to make a play on the puck. "It is apparent to our department that his intention on this play is to deliver a hard, violent check to an opponent with the outcome of both the play and the game already having been decided." Evans is out indefinitely with a concussion, though he wasn't hospitalized following the play, Montreal interim head coach Dominique Ducharme confirmed on Thursday. After the game, he called the hit "vicious" and "useless." Earlier, Winnipeg coach Paul Maurice said he felt Scheifele's crushing hit was "clean." Maurice says it was a "heavy, heavy" hit by Scheifele on Evans after he scored an empty-net goal in the final minute of the opener of the teams' playoff series on Wednesday. But Maurice argued it wasn't dirty, saying Scheifele's feet were on the ice and his arms were tucked in. Because it was not an in-person hearing, the NHL's Department of Player Safety regulations said any suspension will be for a maximum of five games. The Habs won 5-3 on Wednesday and carry a 1-0 lead into Friday's Game 2 in Winnipeg. Scheifele was assessed a major for charging and a game misconduct. The Montreal player had just come around the empty net and scored with 57 seconds left. Evans, a 25-year-old from Toronto, flew to the ice banging his head, and was carried off on a stretcher.
Evans' empty net goal finished off the scoring in Montreal's 5-3 victory in game 1 of the series with Winnipeg. Unfortunately, the Jets' Mark Scheifele knocked Evans out with a vicious hit and Evans had to be taken off the ice on a stretcher. This wasn't the first time that Evans had to be stretchered off the ice, as it also happened in 2018: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgU-urxzrt4
Gallagher's goal midway through the 3rd period gave Montreal a 4-2 lead and ended up being the game-winning goal.
Toye's goal in the 87th minute gave Montreal a 1-0 lead. Chicago appeared to tie the game very late in extra time, but after video review, the play was ruled offside and Montreal hung on for a 1-0 win.
The Alliance got off to an early lead against the defending CEBL champions.
From the Canadiens website: MONTREAL – Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes announced on Tuesday that the ...
The target score was 92 points as the Alliance led 83-78 heading into the untimed portion of the 4th quarter. It was a very exciting ...
A 3=pointer by Quincy Guerrier and a layup by Malcolm Duvivier gave the Alliance a 4-point lead in the 4th quarter.
The basket gave the Alliance a 65-64 lead 20 seconds into the 4th quarter.
This basket cut Montreal's lead to 60-59 late in the 3rd quarter.
Malcolm Duvivier of the Alliance sank a 3-pointer during this sequence, as Montreal led by 3 late in the 3rd quarter.
The 6 points helped to tie the game at 44 late in the 2nd quarter.