Montreal Canadiens Dominate Ducks with 5-0 Victory: Suzuki Shines with Two Goals and Assist

The Montreal Canadiens delivered an outstanding performance, securing a commanding 5-0 victory over the Anaheim Ducks at the Bell Centre. The Canadiens’ top line, featuring Suzuki, Primeau, and Slafkovsky, took center stage with a stellar collective effort.

Primeau, in his first start since January, showcased his skill with 13 saves to earn his first career shutout. Suzuki was a force to be reckoned with, netting two goals and adding an assist to his impressive tally, extending his point streak to eight games.

Slafkovsky, the dynamic forward, notched a goal and two assists in a breakout performance, demonstrating his potential as a key player for the Canadiens. The chemistry between Suzuki, Slafkovsky, and Primeau was evident throughout the game, as they capitalized on opportunities to dominate the Ducks.

Evans opened the scoring for the Canadiens early in the second period, breaking a 25-game goal drought with a goal that set the tone for Montreal’s dominant performance. Suzuki’s offensive prowess was on full display, as he continued his scoring streak with two pivotal goals, including a power-play marker.

Slafkovsky further showcased his offensive capabilities with a power-play goal of his own, highlighting his versatility and impact on the game. Gignac sealed the victory for Montreal with his first NHL goal, capping off a remarkable night for the Canadiens.