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Caufield, Newhook each score twice in Canadiens' 5-2 win over Stars

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The Associated Press. (2026, October 30). Caufield, Newhook each score twice in Canadiens' 5-2 win over Stars. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/hockey/caufield-newhook-each-score-twice-in-canadiens-5-2-win-over-stars/article_f9b0232b-8bdb-5b77-9a5c-84d6e330e683.html

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Cole Caufield and Alex Newhook each scored twice as the Montreal Canadiens defeated the Dallas Stars 5-2 on Thursday night. Jakub Dobes made 17 saves for his first win since opening night, while Phillip Danault added an empty-net goal and assist. The victory extended Montreal’s winning streak to four games without injured captain Nick Suzuki.
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On Thursday night, Cole Caufield and Alex Newhook each scored twice as the Montreal Canadiens defeated the Dallas Stars by a score of 5-2. Jakub Dobes made 17 saves in his first win since opening night, contributing to the Canadiens' fourth consecutive victory. The team's success continued despite being without captain Nick Suzuki, who is out for two-to-four weeks with an upper-body injury. Newhook extended the lead to 4-1 early in the second period on a goal that came just after Dallas had completed its impressive streak of 27 straight successful penalty kills. Jake Oettinger, known for his strong goaltending, allowed four goals against 20 shots, marking his highest single-game tally of the season. The win marked the Canadiens' fourth consecutive triumph in Central Division rinks.

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Canadiens DALLAS Montreal Stars the Montreal Canadiens

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DALLAS GPE · 5× Canadiens ORG · 3× Dobes PERSON · 3× Montreal GPE · 3× Caufield PERSON · 2× Newhook PERSON · 2× Oettinger PERSON · 2× Stars ORG · 2× Alex Newhook PERSON · 1× Cole Caufield PERSON · 1×

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Newhook made it 4-1 early in the second period six seconds after Dallas’ top-ranked penalty kill notched the 25th of 27 consecutive kills scoring on a ricochet off the boards behind the net that Oettinger never saw.
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DALLAS (AP) — Cole Caufield and Alex Newhook scored two goals each as the Montreal Canadiens beat the Dallas Stars 5-2 on Thursday night. asserted
Canadiens → score → night
Jakub Dobes made 17 saves in his first win since opening night as the Canadiens won their fourth consecutive game, all in Central Division rinks. asserted
Canadiens → make → rinks
Phillip Danault had an empty-net goal and an assist. asserted
Danault → have → goal
Wyatt Johnston had a goal and an assist and Jamie Benn also scored for the Stars, who had won five straight before Tuesday’s 5-1 home loss to New Jersey. asserted
who → have → Jersey
Jake Oettinger, who went into play third in the NHL with a 1.43 goals-against average, allowed a season-most four goals on 20 shots. asserted
who → go → shots
Caufield opened the scoring with a one-timer 7:24 in. asserted
Caufield → open → timer
Only 27 seconds after Newhook broke a 1-1 tie late in the first period, Caufield stuffed in a puck that crossed behind Oettinger to give Montreal the lead for good. asserted
that → break → lead
Newhook made it 4-1 early in the second period six seconds after Dallas’ top-ranked penalty kill notched the 25th of 27 consecutive kills scoring on a ricochet off the boards behind the net that Oettinger never saw. asserted
Oettinger → make → that
The Canadiens are 4-0 without captain Nick Suzuki, who was lost for two-to-four weeks on Oct. 20 with an upper-body injury. asserted
who → lose → injury
Dobes played instead of standout rookie Jacob Fowler, who has won his last six starts including Montreal’ three previous games. asserted
who → play → games
Dobes had allowed 20 goals in his four previous outings, going 0-2-2. asserted
Dobes → allow → 0
In his previous start against Dallas early last season, Dobes was pulled after allowing five goals on 13 shots in a 7-0 loss. asserted
Dobes → pull → loss
Montreal’s Noah Dobson and Dallas’ Mikko Rantanen (who turned 30 on Thursday) had two assists. asserted
who → turn → assists
Dallas is 3-2-0 with one game left in a season-long six-game homestand. asserted
Dallas → leave → homestand
Up next Canadiens: Host Pittsburgh on Saturday. Stars: Host Columbus on Saturday. asserted
Stars → host → Saturday
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