Jarrett Allen hits mark only LeBron James reached in Cavaliers history
Jarrett Allen's Game 7 performance ties him with LeBron James in Cavaliers history!
The Colorado Avalanche scored nine goals in a thrilling Game 1 victory over the Minnesota Wild. Meanwhile, the Montreal Canadiens advanced to the second round of the playoffs despite only registering nine shots in their Game 7 win against the Tampa Bay Lightning.
The Avalanche won a crazy, chaotic Game 1 against the Minnesota Wild on Sunday. All that matters in the postseason is getting the wins. Still, this wasnât really how things were supposed to unfold. Authorâs Note: Iâll be in Minnesota later this week, continuing my playoff coverage from the road. Unfortunately, the expenses are adding up pretty quickly, and itâs getting more difficult to be at every game. If you enjoy the coverage here at Colorado Hockey Now and want to chip in to our travel budget, you can do so here via  or . My goal remains to bring the best possible coverage from the rink and inside the locker room. Thank you all so much for being readers and supporters. Hereâs to a playoff run that goes all the way through the end of June.
The Colorado Avalanche scored nine goals in their Game 1 victory.
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Alex Newhook scored the game-winning goal for the Canadiens in Game 7.
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**Game 7 Recap â Canadiens 2 at Lightning 1 â (MTL wins 4-3)** By far the best, most entertaining series of the first round. The Montreal Canadiens handed the Tampa Bay Lightning their fourth consecutive first-round loss, winning Game 7 by a final score of 2-1. The game-winning goal came from a familiar face around Colorado. Alex Newhook banked it in with less than nine minutes to go in regulation. The Habs had just nine shots on goal all game, including a second period where they didnât get a single one for the first time in franchise history. Montreal advances to face the Buffalo Sabres in Round 2.
**Pittsburgh Hockey Now**: The looming Evgeni Malkin decision is difficult, but not complicated. **Montreal Hockey Now**: Hereâs the second-round schedule between the Canadiens and Buffalo Sabres, which starts on Wednesday. **Toronto Hockey Now:**Â The news became official out of Toronto. Their new front office was named and will be introduced later on Monday. Not many people like where this is going for the franchise. **Boston Hockey Now:** Viktor Arvidsson was a good fit for Boston. Will he stay there? He spoke about that during the Bruinsâ closing interviews. The post Deenâs Daily: Avalanche Score 9 Goals And Win; Montreal Takes 9 Shots And Wins; Sundin, Chayka Presser in Toronto Today appeared first on Colorado Hockey Now.