How to Watch Canadiens at Devils (Nov. 6): Stream NHL Live, TV Channel
The Montreal Canadiens, leaders of the Atlantic Division, visit the New Jersey Devils at the Prudential Center in Newark. The Canadiens have won nine of their last 12 games and lead their division going into this matchup, which is the first of three meetings with the Devils this season.
The New Jersey Devils began the season strong with an eight-game winning streak but have lost three of their last four games. Despite this, they remain atop the Metropolitan Division as their three-game home stand begins this weekend.
Team Performance and Scoring
Both teams are among the top six scorers in the NHL, driven by effective power plays. Montreal has scored four or more goals in each of their last five games, showcasing a strong offensive performance.
Key Players to Watch
- Cole Caufield (Canadiens): Leading the league with 10 goals this season, Caufield enters the game on a three-game points streak and has achieved six multi-point games. He was drafted by Montreal in the first round of the 2019 NHL Draft and has consistently scored 10 or more goals in each of the last five seasons, including a career-high 37 goals last season, with one goal against the Devils.
- Jack Hughes (Devils): Tied with Caufield for the NHL lead in goals, Hughes scored the Devils’ only goal in their recent 4-1 loss at Anaheim.
How to Watch
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"Winners of nine of their last 12 games, the Montreal Canadiens enter Thursday night on top of the Atlantic Division standings as they stake into the Prudential Center in the first of three matchups against the New Jersey Devils this season."
"New Jersey started the season with an eight game winning streak but have since dropped three of their last four games and remain in the top spot in the Metropolitan Division as their three-game weekend home stand begins."
"With a league best 10 goals this season, Canadiens winger Cole Caufield comes into Thursday on a three-game points streak and has posted six multi-point games already this season."
Author's summary: Both the Canadiens and Devils enter this key NHL clash as divisional leaders, with strong offenses and top scorers Cole Caufield and Jack Hughes expected to shine.