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Gone in 160 seconds: Canadiens say 'no excuses' for historic 4-goal collapse
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Dylan Samberg scored in overtime as Winnipeg snapped a nine-game losing streak by storming back from a four-goal deficit to beat Montreal 5-4 on Tuesday night.
Dylan Samberg scored in overtime as Winnipeg snapped a nine-game losing streak by storming back from a four-goal deficit to beat Montreal 5-4 on Tuesday night.
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