Canadiens Scoring Streak: Nine Games, Nine Points Away

The Montreal Canadians are on fire, snagging a 3-1 road win over the Eastern Conference leading

Carolina Hurricanes for their 5th straight victory.

Goalie Jacob Doves was lights out, stopping 34-35 shots in what might be their toughest

test yet.

Nick Suzuki owned the night with three points, pushing him to 91 total and putting 100 points

within reach.

Just 9 games and 9 points away.

That's territory untouched since Matt Snaslin in 1986 and Suzuki's been pacing better

than a pointy game all year.

Cole Coffield buried two, hitting 46 goals while chasing 50, the first half since 1990.

Their reunite in line with Ivan Dmitov and Jarosh Slavkovsky has 25 goals in 13 games

and Lane Hudson quietly added two assists toward his own point per game pace.

Doves keeps heating up league-wide thanks to new coach Marco Marciano, while Arbor

ex-Shakazh slid to wing with Josh Anderson's sick and showed real.

Promise for checking and crashing the net, Dmitov reclaimed the rookie scoring lead at 57 points.

Prospects heating up too.

Michael Hages, Michigan hit the Frozen 4, despite his leg tweak, may be joining late season

like Demadal did last year.

Bryce Pickford's Tiger series with Regina Pats is tied 1-1.

Habs peaking now means that Century Mark Chase could cap an epic stretch.

Today in form with Canada News Today, AI-powered updates, I'm Corey with The Story.