Liveblog replay: Montembeault excels in 4-1 win over Golden Knights

The Canadiens (12-7-3) play the primary of back-to-back U.S. Thanksgiving week matinees, beginning with the Vegas Golden Knights (10-5-8) at T-Cellular Enviornment on Friday afternoon.

Puck drops at 4 p.m. Montreal time

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This week is the beginning of a gruelling schedule for the Habs. They’re in Denver on Saturday to face the Avalanche. Samuel Montembeault begins in objective. Jakub Dobes will begin tomorrow. Pointe-Claire native Mike Matheson signed a five-year extension with Montreal earlier within the day. Alexandre Texier is anticipated to make his Canadiens’ debut How and the place to look at the Canadiens on TV for 2025-26 season. Blacked out on TSN2 or RDS? Right here’s the right way to watch Canadiens video games from Ontario and Western Canada.

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Zachary Bolduc continued his sizzling play on the highest line, scoring with some assist from a Juraj Slafkovsky go from the half wall with a penalty incoming on Vegas. 1-0.

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Within the second interval, Bolduc and Cole Caufield teamed up once more. This time, Caufield beat Akira Schmid from an unattainable angle to place the Habs up 2-0.

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After lacking their first three breakaways, fourth time was a allure for the Habs and Jake Evans. Alexandre Texier bought his first help as a Hab. 3-0 Montreal.

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After Mark Stone ruined Montembeault’s shutout bid, Slafkovsky nabbed his second level of the evening with an empty internet objective to provide the Habs a 4-1 win on the highway. Montembeault ended the evening with a .967 save share.