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Canada has three entries in each discipline at the second Grand Prix event of the season, with competition at Prospera Place from Friday to Sunday.
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Mike Tremblay writes about hockey and winter sports. He grew up in Trois-Rivières, has covered junior and professional hockey since 2015 and reports in English and French.
Canada has three entries in each discipline at the second Grand Prix event of the season, with competition at Prospera Place from Friday to Sunday.
Montreal won its third straight game. Winnipeg is winless in six after a 5-1 loss to Florida, and Ottawa fell 4-1 in Vegas.
Jonathan Lekkerimaki scored twice in 49 seconds with the net empty before Filip Hronek won it on a 5-on-3 power play.
Milwaukee still leads 3-1. Game 5 is Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET, on Sportsnet in Canada.
Both games are Saturday, Oct. 31. The winners play in Montreal and Edmonton a week later, with the 113th Grey Cup in Calgary on Nov. 15.
Auston Matthews became the fastest player in Toronto history to reach 800 points, but the Leafs lost Kirill Marchenko to injury.