Kirill Marchenko's Late Goal Secures Blue Jackets' Victory Over Canadiens

Columbus edges Montreal 5-4 after blowing two-goal leads, snapping a seven-game losing streak against the Canadiens.

Kirill Marchenko scored the game-winning goal with 2:12 remaining, capping a three-point night with one goal and two assists.
Dmitri Voronkov netted two goals for Columbus, extending his point streak to five games, while Kent Johnson and Jordan Harris also scored.
The Blue Jackets broke a seven-game losing streak against the Canadiens, with Zach Werenski setting a franchise record for points in 11 consecutive home games.
Montreal's Patrik Laine exited the game early in the first period with an undisclosed injury, logging just over six minutes of ice time.
The Canadiens, coming off a three-game winning streak, fought back from two-goal deficits but fell short, with goals from David Savard, Jake Evans, Lane Hutson, and Joel Armia.