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Habs on Win Streak, Ticket Prices Soaring

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Montreal Canadiens on a Winning Streak, Ticket Prices Soaring: The Habs are on a five-game win streak with nine games left, and their magic number to clinch a playoff spot is eleven. Star players Nick Suzuki and Cole Caufield are chasing milestones, and ticket prices for upcoming games against the Devils and Panthers are skyrocketing. The team could clinch a playoff spot during their home stand against Tampa on April ninth or Columbus on April eleventh, but fans wallets may feel the heat.

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Habs on Win Streak, Ticket Prices Soaring

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Habs on Win Streak, Ticket Prices Soaring. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 30, Canada news today starts now, AI powered and ready. I'm Corey with the story. Montreal, Canadian fans, brace yourselves. The haves are on a five-game win streak with just nine games left and their magic number to clinch a playoff. Spot sits at 11. They're back at the Bell Center Sunday against the New Jersey Devils. Then Tuesday versus the Florida Panthers, and ticket prices are through the roof. On the resale market. Nosebley sees for that Devils matchup start over $330, while lower bowl spots near the ice hit more than $2,000. Panthers' tickets begin at $238, but should climb fast. Meanwhile, Tevbe Lightning fans snag similar sees for just $47, or $225 up close. Fans are buzzing about star players chasing milestones. Nick Suzuki eyes his hundredth point, and Cole Callfield needs four more goals for 50, a feat. No have has hit since Stephanie Reacher, 35 years ago.

Before him, legends like Gila Flore owned that mark. The team could grab six more points on this road trip to drop their magic number to five. Putting them ahead of Tampa and Buffalo at seven, Boston at 13, and Ottawa at 19. Playoff clinch might even happen during the homestand against Tampa on April 9th or Columbus on April 11th. Expect those prices to keep surging as the winds pile up and history gets made. Abs Nation, your wallets about to feel the heat.

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