Minnesota Frost Lose to Montréal, 3-0

0:00It's March 26th. Welcome to NHL News Today, AI-powered coverage of your squad. I'm Corey, with the story. The Minnesota Frost return home for a match up against the Montreal Victoir on Wednesday, March 25th, following a road win over the Vancouver Golden Eyes on March 21st. Without star-forward Kendall Coins Gofield, they stuck with the same lineup and dropped a three-nothing decision to Montreal. For Puttrap, the teams observed a moment of silence for NHL.com reporter, Jesse Pierce, who tragically died in a house fire over the weekend, with her three children and their dog. The game stayed close through two periods until Montreal scored late in the second and added one early in the third for a two-nothing edge. The Frost generated chances but couldn't find their usual jump, allowing small turnovers and defensive lapses to lead to all three goals by the Victoir. Maddie Rooney stood tall and net for Minnesota, but the visitors capitalized on chaos in front

1:00and a bad line change. This March Montreal's fourth straight win over the Frost to close out their season series, highlighting a tough rivalry that can loom large in the playoffs. The physical play was intense from the start, though it sometimes pulled Minnesota away from their puck-focused style. The Frost now looked to shake it off with practices leading into Sunday's home game against the Boston Fleet on March 29, aiming to regain their role before the month ends.