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Eleven Days of Moves, Then a $4.35 Billion Sale
MLSE Rogers buyout: in eleven days the Leafs took McKenna, the Raptors mortgaged 2033 for Kawhi, and Rogers bought the rest of the company.
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Nineteen of Twenty Called It a Sham. Then Toronto Won.
Maple Leafs draft lottery: nine weeks took the Leafs from a GM hire the league called a sham to the first overall pick and a $4.35 billion buyout.
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Canadiens Game 5 Loss Ends Run as Carolina Breaks Through
Canadiens Game 5 loss ended Montreal’s playoff run as Carolina scored three first-period goals, won 6-1, and reached its first Cup Final since 2006.
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Canadiens Shut Out in Game 4 as Carolina Takes Over Series
Canadiens shut out in Game 4 after Carolina scored three times in 2:47, held Montreal to 18 shots, and took a 3-1 East Final lead.
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Canadiens Outshot 39-13, Lose Game 3 in Overtime to Carolina
Canadiens fell 3-2 in overtime as Andrei Svechnikov scored at 14:06, putting Carolina ahead 2-1 in the East Final. Montreal managed just 13 shots at home.
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Canadiens Drop Game 2 in Overtime as Carolina’s Ghosts Wait
Canadiens fell 3-2 in overtime as Nikolaj Ehlers scored twice, evening the Eastern Conference Final 1-1 and pulling Carolina back from the brink.
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Habs Win 6-2: Carolina’s Game 1 Curse Holds
Canadiens bury Carolina 6-2 in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Final, extending the Hurricanes to 1-17 in their last 18 games in the round.
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Habs Beat Buffalo 3-2 in Game 7 OT, Newhook Does It Again
Habs Game 7 win came in overtime on Newhook’s second clincher of the playoffs. Dobeš made 37 saves, and Montreal is off to the Eastern Conference Final.
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Habs Lose Game 6 After Leading 3-1, Series Goes to Game 7
Habs Game 6 collapse was an 8-3 home loss after leading. Buffalo scored seven unanswered, forced a Game 7 in Buffalo, and the series is tied at three.
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Habs Beat Buffalo 6-3 in Game 5, One Win From the East Final
Habs Game 5 win was a 6-3 road statement. Buffalo’s stars handed it over with the puck, Demidov finally scored, and Montreal leads the series 3-2.
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Habs Lose Game 4 3-2 Despite Dominating, Series Tied 2-2
Habs Game 4 loss was a 3-2 heartbreaker the Habs deserved to win. They outshot Buffalo 30-22, lost on a stanchion goal, and watched Luukkonen steal it.
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