Canadiens vs. Avalanche | NHL Highlights | November 29, 2025

Canadiens vs. Avalanche | NHL Highlights | November 29, 2025

We’re 30 years in the making and we’re ready 
to rumble. McKenna will take the opening draw against Suzuki. Captain for the Canadians 
and we are underway as it’s popped back to Devonte. Finds Macaves to the red line. Sweeps 
it ahead. Rejected by the Canadians picked up by Suzuki. Trying to let Boo get on side. It’s 
whipped around by Cfield. Down the boards is no adoption. finds Suzuki all the way to the 
point across again for Dobson with a long wrist shot knocked away by Blackwood. Abs try 
to get it out through the legs of Marty Nas who got knocked down but McKinnon had that one 
rolled away from him. Guys, I got to see just a history 31 years nor Canadians. Unreal seeing 
these two come together. Evans throws it toward the trapezoid. intercepted by the ABS and 
Mars changing up the back end now as well as Josh Manson takes over and I just can’t get 
over how good these sweaters look against each other. Landisk rumbling in sent by Novish Adam 
Instrom in the game today. Did they come down the wing? Long shot there and a stop by I was 
going to say 63 and 200 and you’re the little of the two. Here’s Tay straight away with a long 
re shot. Stopped by Novish. Hudson will dish now. Suzuki goal line extended. Gives it up. Hudson 
across shot. Saved by Blackwood. It’s B. Back. It comes for Demidov. Gallagher looking on the 
far side. Shoots. What a save by Blackwood. Oh, you saw Brendon Gallagher go to the far 
side of the crease. He was waiting. Loose puck in the slot. 6 foot four and have spaghetti 
string legs. Look at the flexibility. Push. Oh, that’s just spectacular to be able to go to the 
top of the crease. Reset and push there. Macar almost gets a stick on it. The veteran Brendan 
Gallagher has got to go up under the bar. Black taken by Mars ahead far side and the Nelson 
shoots and scores. Brock Nelson puts the abs on the board first. or should I say the Nordics. His 
600th career point and the ABS have taken a one- nothing lead for Nelson. His seventh goal of the 
season. Center is red hot. 600th career point in the transition on the neutral zone regroup. Kivy 
Roza driving the net creating chaos but Leanin. This is a beautiful pass and Nelson it rolls up on 
him but he corrals it. He’s no stranger to scoring against the Montreal Canadian Canadians having 
played so long with the New York Islanders. Riker and when he has that amount of time so often he’s 
able to pick a corners into the circle. Canadians take it away. ABS haven’t had really spent a whole 
lot of time yet. Uh-oh. Watch out Anderson down deep. What a save by Blackboard. Another shot of 
save by Blackwood. Oh, that pump’s coming across. Instead of beating him, man, he just throws it off 
the boards to himself. You can hear everybody in the crowd do the ooh and the haw on that play. Dav 
was waiting patiently as springs in down the slop steering pass and it’s not going to be coming up. 
The puck is in the back of the net. No way. The abs have scored. It’s a good goal. Knocked off. 
It’s Morice. I think the Josh Anderson knocks Gabby and takes out his feet. Obviously, Domesh 
is complaining, but you can see here the shot from Marty Das earlier that hits the dasher and 
goes about 45 ft in the air. But on this goal, they’re going to have a look and chat about it. 
Ross Colton was flying through the neutral zone. Kale Mar hit him in stride. Colton retrieves it 
out of his feet. He’s in on a one-on-one here with Ker Riker and he retrieves it, finds Brock Nelson. 
And he doesn’t get a ton on this, but I took a lip reading class this summer. Looks like it paid 
off. Certainly a challenge on the play. Of course, if this goes against Montreal, ABS are going 
to go on a power play. I don’t see there being enough evidence here to overturn this fellas. What 
do you think? Well, Riker majored in liberating in college. He took the 101 class. I think they’re 
saying that Landisk went into Dobish first, but clearly that’s all that’s all Anderson. I mean, I 
I can’t see how this would be disallowed and the F should go on the power play. Well, folks, we’re 
only about 53% homers. After coach’s challenge video review, it was determined that it was the 
actions of the Montreal player that caused the Montreal. It is a good goal. Cole Cfield so talented. The car staying with him. 
It’s given up though. Mat up here. One moving back shot. Look at Blackwood in his blocker. There’s 
bodies crashing on the ice all over the place. And Mat Burns scores off the draw. Brett Burns rips 
it past and the ABS have taken a three nothing lead. Right off the draw, the big defenseman lets 
it fly. This is a faceoff. play. Bro snapping it back to Brent Burns and Gabe Landiskog with 
the screen. Very similar to the faceoff play earlier this year in Edmonton between Taves and 
Mar walking down Main Street, but Brent Burns unleashing this snapper through traffic. Gabe Lis 
through the skates of Luck. Mat pocket picks on the breakaway. Bro Nelson down Broadway. Missing 
that rebound pushed wide. Nas is in. A drag move. Nelson shoots and scores. Marty Nas unselfish 
finds his teammates and the ABS have taken a four nothing lead. Unfortunately, the crowd here at 
Ball Arenas, his second goal is taken away. Well, Nelson has that low blocker. doesn’t elect to 
pass it to Nes on a twoon, but Marty Nas says, “Give me time and space.” And you know what, 
Rocky didn’t dish it to me, but I’m going to addition to you, B. You You nailed it. The 
fans here think it’s a hat-tick. Unfortunately, Riker’s Eagle. I was correct. Gabe Landis go off 
the toe of his skate on Nelson’s second goal. But what a beautiful play by Marty Magis. Brock Nelson 
appreciates the central versus one on the boards and one in the middle of the ice. A is in. Pops it 
off for McKinnon. McKinnon down deep with a shot and a save by Dol. She stood him up as he dumped 
that puck in. Off for Minsky. A couple shimies in a shot. Deflected save. Rebound has get to it. 
Lannisk had the blade saw right off his stick. He tried the second opportunity and it got chopped 
away. Slapovski is in. Cross shot score. Agot looking at the near side and a good play there by 
Demov for his sixth of the season. Mo nailed it. Landiskog battling in front. I believe he gets 
the tip on this and then as he goes to knock in the rebound, the blade of his stick launches 
and Slipovski with a beautiful spinama walking in on Blackwood and feeds Demov back door defending 
well. ABS have made a partial change. Nelson back to Molinsky it goes. Works his way back toward 
the blue line. Sends it up and out for Laroscope is in. First shot save rebound score. Nathan Mcin 
puts it into a wideopen goal mouth after the save. Landisk will get another assist. Fouron four 
action. And that’s the old pass shot right off the far right pad by Design. Landisk did this 
yesterday in the game against Wild too. Ross Colton couldn’t pick it up. But here Nathan 
McKinnon right off the skate to the stick. Designed shot by Landisto. Number 20 on the season 
for Nathan McKinnon. What a start. There he is. Set back behind the net now for Thompson. 
The defenseman throws it into the crease and the ABS will pick it up. They got a 
twoon one coming. Marty Nes with Devonte hustling into the zone. Hes across and TS 
it down in front. Score. Tick. Tack the toe. to take the tack to another bucket and go. 
Blackwood sealing the post, the strength that allows the abs to break back on when that puck 
gets deflected up in the air. Devonte is so smart. Knows that Domesh is there. Wasn’t going to be 
able to rip a shot even if he lays it down flat, but fires it back over to Natious. And this might 
might have gone off a Mat stick recorder for TA’s first of the year. You can see they just slap. 
Coffee gives it away. Coughfield. Now it’s Suzuki. Cfield to Hudson with a shot. He scores. What 
an absolute rocket from Lane Hudson. You can see he had moved over much like he did in 
the first period when he fed it back door and then he backs off and this is put on 
a tea. I don’t think Blackwood sees this right here. You can see Bartikov is going to 
block it. I believe it might have deflected off of Yan Stazzy staying at our house last 
night. I I did throw out the ask of would Pistol Pete ever want to jump on the broadcast 
for Nordique’s evening? Probably not. McKinn land on the redirect. his second goal of the 
game. It’s a power play goal. The ABS have busted it wide open again. His fifth and he’s certainly 
finding himself in a big time way. Well, and I can see from my angle here, McKinnon was not shooting 
obviously to score. In fact, that puck was going wide by design, but Gabe was hitting so perfect 
he thought the odds of that deflection are good enough for me to throw it towards the net. How’s 
the chemistry coming back for these two guys? What a great little shot. Pass deflection. Here’s 
Burns out to Nelson. One-time saved by Dometric. He’d like to have one. Tries to stuff it in 
front. Shot. Save by Dome. What a great loose P. Kare one of the net. His first unit just 
keep piling on the goals. Although the second unit did a pretty great job as well. Vardikov 
trying to slide it. Alinski very appreciative as the ads remain unbeaten in regulation on 
the home ice moving to 100 and2. Two to go, one to go and that’s going to do it. Today, the 
Avalanche dispatch the Montreal Canadians 7-2.

Watch full game NHL highlights from the matchup between the Montréal Canadiens and the Colorado Avalanche on November 29, 2025, condensing all the action to get you up to speed in a flash, where Ivan Demidov scored a goal for the Canadiens and Brock Nelson notched two goals and two assists for the Avalanche

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