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("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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MONTREAL - Kirill Kaprizov scored the winner and Jesper Wallstedt made 27 saves as the Minnesota Wild beat Montreal 2-1 in overtime after Carey Price was inducted into the Canadiens’ ring of honour Tuesday.
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Price → score → honour
Bobby Brink scored in regulation for Minnesota (13-3-4).
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Brink → score → Minnesota
Kaprizov fired a one-timer into the net on the power play 21 seconds into the extra period for his 17th goal of the season.
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Kaprizov → fire → season
Canadiens forward Cole Caufield was penalized for a questionable slashing call as Quinn Hughes’ stick broke in the corner, sending Minnesota on the power play with 56 seconds remaining in regulation.
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seconds → penalize → regulation
Nick Suzuki replied for Montreal (11-3-4), which extended its streak without a regulation loss to 11 games (8-0-3).
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which → reply → games
Jacob Fowler stopped 22 shots.
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Fowler → stop → shots
Suzuki tied the game with a wild goal at 18:22 in the third period.
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Suzuki → tie → period
With the goalie pulled, Caufield’s sharp-angled shot ricocheted off Wallstedt — twice — and the post before landing in the crease for Suzuki to jam it in through a crowd.
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Suzuki → pull → crowd
After two periods without a goal, Brink broke the deadlock 2:53 into the third when he beat Fowler glove side on a breakaway.
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he → break → breakaway
The 25-year-old capitalized on a turnover from Canadiens forward Josh Anderson, who came off the bench and bobbled the puck onto Brink’s stick after Montreal had spent a long stretch in Minnesota’s zone.
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Montreal → capitalize → zone
The game had been a goalie duel up to that point, with both Wallstedt and Fowler making their best impression of Price in the mid-2010s at the Bell Centre.
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Wallstedt → make → Centre
Newhook appeared to open the scoring on the power play with seven minutes left in the first period when he beat Wallstedt but failed to beat the post.
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he → appear → post
Defying all laws of physics, his shot struck the crossbar, rolled along it, then hit the post and bounced out.
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shot → defy → post
Montreal’s power play, which entered the night ranked 29th in the NHL at 15.4 per cent, failed to score on two opportunities despite sustained zone time.
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which → enter → time
Wallstedt was rock-solid, particularly in a second period dominated by the Canadiens.
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Wallstedt → dominate → Canadiens
After he somehow thwarted Lane Hutson’s deke to the backhand late in the first, he stopped scoring chances from Alexandre Texier, Newhook and Phillip Danault in the middle frame.
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he → thwart → frame
KEY MOMENT
Price received a nearly four-minute ovation before puck drop, as fans serenaded him with a blend of “Ca-rey! Ca-rey!” and “Olé, Olé” chants.
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fans → receive → chants
The former Hart and Vezina Trophy winner – and the Canadiens’ all-time wins leader (361) – was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame on Monday in Toronto.
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winner → induct → Toronto
Fowler and Wallstedt entered the game with the second- and third- best save percentages in the NHL, behind only Ottawa’s Linus Ullmark.
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Fowler → enter → Ullmark
Fowler had a .925 percentage in 10 starts, while Wallstedt posted .922 in 16 games.
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Wallstedt → have → games
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