Top-5 : The Rangers now have the same number of points as the Habs

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Yesterday, the Canadiens did not play, but there was a game that we had to watch.

The Rangers faced the Wild.

Here are the results and highlights:

1. Rangers win in overtime

The Rangers hosted the Wild and as a Habs fan, it was a game that we had to watch closely.

Unfortunately, New York won in overtime thanks to Vincent Trocheck’s goal.

Final score: 5-4.

In the win, J.T. Miller had an assist and it was his 700th career point.

K’Andre Miller also stood out with his shot.

What precision!

With this win, the Rangers joined the Habs in eighth place in the East, but since they have one more game played, they are in ninth place.

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2. The Leafs are officially qualified

There may be a big race for the last playoff spots, but the division title is also at stake.

Last night, the Leafs hosted the Panthers and the stakes were high for this game: first place in the division.

In the end, Toronto won 3-2. In addition to moving away from Florida (who lost two games in two nights) and Tampa Bay, the Leafs officially qualified for the playoffs for the ninth consecutive season.

In their last eight appearances, however, the Leafs have only won one series.

If they finish first in the division, they should face the Senators in the first round.

Mitch Marner stood out in the game, scoring the second goal for his team.

He also had an assist on Matthew Knies’ winning goal.

Here’s an overview of the Atlantic Division:

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3. The Hurricanes are in the playoffs

In addition to the Leafs, the Hurricanes could also qualify for the playoffs.

With a convincing win against the best team in the NHL, they got their ticket to the playoffs.

The team didn’t miss the opportunity to mock Greg Wyshynski, who had predicted that the team wouldn’t make the playoffs at the beginning of the season.

Seth Jarvis stood out in the win with a goal and an assist.

His goal was his 30th of the season.

Alex Ovechkin also found the back of the net.

His 892nd career goal. He is now just two goals away from Wayne Gretzky and three goals away from surpassing him.

4. Avalanche comeback

In Chicago, the Avalanche and Blackhawks faced off.

The Blackhawks, one of the worst teams in the NHL, gave the Avalanche a run for their money. They scored the first two goals of the game.

The next two goals, however, were scored by the Avalanche.

First, Cale Makar scored his 29th goal of the season.

Martin Necas sent everyone into overtime with 10 seconds left in the game.

Overtime was not enough to determine a winner.

In the shootout, Nathan MacKinnon served up a deke to Spencer Knight

And Artturi Lehkonen gave the Avalanche the win.

5. The Canucks lose their biggest game of the year

The Canucks are on the cusp of the playoffs.

But if they want to participate, they will have to start winning. Last night, they were crushed 5-0 by the Kraken. Their chances of making the playoffs are slim…

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With seven games left and an eight-point difference with St. Louis, it will be tough…

The Flames are seven points behind Jim Montgomery’s team, with eight games left to play.

For the Kraken’s win, Jared McCann led the way with a three-assist performance.

Joey Daccord, on the other hand, made 24 saves for his second shutout of the season.

News about Shane Wright.

He scored the Kraken’s third goal and now has 41 points this season.

Overtime

– A rather eventful end to the game.

– Will he be suspended for his UFC-style move?

– Players with two or more points.

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– In addition to the Canadiens-Bruins game, Lightning-Senators, Avalanche-Blue Jackets, and Ducks-Flames will be worth watching.

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