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Canadiens Edge Maple Leafs 3-2 on Opening Night

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The Montreal Canadiens beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-2 in the NHL season opener for both teams, played in Toronto. The game marked Gavin McKenna's long-awaited NHL debut, drawing extra attention to the matchup. Canadiens coach Martin St. Louis-era optimism showed in post-game comments, with Josh Anderson praising his side's effort. Maple Leafs defenceman Jake McCabe left the game with a potential injury, adding concern for Toronto after the loss.

Why now: The NHL's new season opened with a historic rivalry game and highly touted prospect Gavin McKenna's debut.

Montreal CanadiensToronto Maple LeafsGavin McKennaJake McCabeNHL

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• ‘We did a good job’: Anderson reflects on Canadiens’ season-opening win · Sportsnet.ca
• NHL: Montreal Canadiens at Toronto Maple Leafs · Reuters Connect
• Montreal Canadiens down Toronto Maple Leafs 3-2 in Gavin McKenna's NHL debut · CTV News
• How to Watch Canadiens vs Maple Leafs for Free: NHL Opening Night TV Channel, Live Stream · Yahoo Sports
• Canadiens down Maple Leafs in McKenna’s NHL debut · Global News
• Maple Leafs news: Jake McCabe exits season opener vs. Canadiens with potential injury · ClutchPoints
• Maple Leafs Announce Sergei Bobrovsky Decision Before Canadiens Game · Yahoo Sports
• Rivalries renewed as fresh NHL season begins · Global News
• Canadiens Preview: Projected Lineup Vs Leafs, How To Watch · Yahoo Sports
• Scout's Analysis: What each team gets in Marchenko-Knies trade · Sportsnet.ca
• Early Trading: Dreger breaks down Leafs’ blockbuster, latest on Hellebuyck, Larkin · TSN

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