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Canadiens Dominate Capitals, Extend Win Streak

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Montreal Canadiens dominate Washington Capitals, winning 6-2 at Bell Centre. Cole Caufield scores twice, Nick Suzuki contributes with a goal and two assists. The victory extends the Canadiens point streak to seven games, improving their record to 33-17-9. Despite Ovechkins two goals, Capitals fall short, ending their winning streak.

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Canadiens Dominate Capitals, Extend Win Streak

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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Canadiens Dominate Capitals, Extend Win Streak. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

NHL stories making news on March 1st. The Montreal Canadiens beat the Washington capitals 6-2 at Bell Center. Cole Coffield scored twice to lead the way, while Nick Suzuki had a goal and two assists. Mike Matheson and Kirby Doc also scored for Montreal, who got 27 saves from Jacob Dobbs. The win extends the Canadian's point streak to seven games, now five wins and two overtime losses. They improved to 33 wins, 17 losses and nine overtime losses. The capitals came in hot having won their last three games in six of seven, including a three-to-two victory over Vegas the night before. Alex Ovechkin lit the lamp twice, his 9-20th and 9-21st career goals. Montreal jumped ahead early with Coffield's first goal just 30 seconds in, then pulled away in the second period. Ovechkin answered both times to keep it closed midway through the third. Suzuki sealed it with an empty netter, and Jake Evans added a shorthanded empty net goal late for the final margin. The Canadian

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