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Demidov scores his first career playoff goal on the Canadiens' power play in Gm 5, giving Montreal a 6-3 lead at 3:32 of the third.
Demidov's goal marked his first postseason tally in 17 playoff games for Montreal.
Juraj Slafkovský credited the goal to Demidov's improved confidence and skill on the ice.
Head coach Martin St. Louis expressed continued trust in Demidov’s development and defensive consistency.
The Canadiens led 3-2 in the series after the Game 5 win, boosting their position in the Eastern Conference Second Round.
Demidov initially switched to black tape, then returned to white; the change coincided with his scoring moment.
Slafkovský provided the primary assist on Demidov’s pivotal goal.
Dobeš and the Canadiens defense received praise for their overall performance in the series.
The game featured a broader slate of playoff actions and highlighted potential playoff outcomes.
Montreal pressed to secure a deeper run in the playoffs with strong performances from young players.

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Demidov scored his first career playoff goal and later added a power-play tally to seal the Canadiens' win.
Hutson created the tying goal by driving down off an offensive-zone faceoff and setting up Josh Anderson at 8:01 of the second period.
Coach Martin St. Louis credited their preparation and daily touches as keys to their confidence and performance.
Slafkovský contributed three assists and, along with Demidov and Hutson, forms a young trio driving Montreal’s postseason push.
Hutson and Demidov are described as similar players with elite edge work and offensive instincts, forming a rare duo for the Canadiens.
Hutson and Demidov, both 22 or younger, are highlighted as the Canadiens’ present and future core alongside Slafkovský.
The game was pivotal with the series tied 2-2, aiming to close the series at home on the following Saturday.
Juraj Slafkovský added three assists and provided a key pass that set up Demidov's first goal.
Coach St. Louis says the players' daily practice and discipline distinguish confident players beyond a single game.
The Canadiens' young trio is framed as the backbone of the team’s playoff run and long-term plan.

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