Montreal Canadiens Overturn Two-Goal Deficit to Defeat Winnipeg Jets in Shootout

Joel Armia scores crucial goal in his season debut after AHL stint, as Jake Allen blocks all three shootout attempts to seal Canadiens' comeback victory.

Joel Armia's successful season debut saw him score the crucial tying goal, coming back from his stint with the AHL-affiliated Laval Rocket where he produced four goals and an assist in four games.
Goaltender Jake Allen played a key role in the Canadiens' comeback, stopping 42 shots in the game and blocking all three in the shootout, a performance credited with giving the Montreal Canadiens the chance to level the score.
Montreal captain Nick Suzuki sealed the victory by scoring the only goal in the shootout, marking the team's second straight victory and fourth win in their last five games.
Adam Lowry was the standout performer for the Jets, scoring twice and gaining an assist, despite the team's loss that ended their three-game winning streak.
Winnipeg Jets have been playing without coach Rick Bowness, who has taken a leave of absence due to his wife's recent seizure.