Habs Stage Thrilling Comeback, Caufield Shines

0:00It's March 25, I'm Cory with the story. This is NHL News today, driven by AI and built for fans. The Montreal Canadian stays to thrilling comeback to beat the Carolina Hurricanes 5-2 at Bell Center on Tuesday night. Golly Jacob Doves stood tall with 41 saves, while the Habs erased an early 2-nothing deficit to snap Carolina's 3-game winning streak. Cole Caulfield lit it up with his league-leading 44th goal, tying the game in the second period, and he added an assist on Jarosh Lavkovsky's. Go ahead, Tally. Slavkovsky and Rookie Ivan Demidov, each chipped in a goal and an assist, powering Montreal to three wins in their last four games. Caulfield's on fire right now, second only to Nathan McKinnon's 46 goals league-wide, with seven goals over his current six-game point streak. His line-mates are scorching, too. Slavkovsky, with 10 points in seven games, and Nick Suzuki with 12 in the same span. He's the Habs' first 40 goal score, since Vincent Damfauce back in 1993-94, and he

1:03just notched a career high five. Points in Saturday's blowout win. Carolina grabbed the early edge on power play and slot goals, but Montreal flipped the script with four straight tallies. The Hurricanes dominated shots in the third period, 17-4, and 43-19 overall, but Jake Evans sealed it into an empty net. With one minute left, boosting Montreal's record to 39, 21, and 10 as their hot street