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Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens roar back from two down late to beat the Ottawa Senators in overtime

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January 18, 2026
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Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens roar back from two down late to beat the Ottawa Senators in overtime

A late third-period recovery set the stage for the Canadiens overtime victory against the Senators on Saturday. But true credit for the win belongs to Ottawa's weak goaltending.

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