Alexandre Carrier

And played ahead through center ice.

Alex Carrier.

Into his own zone with it.

Jets take it away.

Played behind the net by Winnipeg.

Gouley throws it off the boards, out to center, and DiMello fires it right back in.

Now Alex Carrier.

He'll move that all the way down the far side.

Red numbers on the back, so we're a big fan of that up here.

I thought at one point they were going to go white numbers with a red outline, which would have been no bueno, but I like what they've done here with the solid numbers as the Canadians go back into their own zone playing defense as Alex Carrier, and behind his own net, it's knocked loose by Dawson Mercer.

Mercer near side boards.

All the way up top.

Father.

What a man.

Montreal in their own zone with Alex Carrier.

Wants to snap it ahead to center.

Tied up by Gooley.

Round for Alex Carrier.

Skating ahead to center.

It's played in.

Dancing around.

Back to Mario Ferraro.

And now Connor forced to center by Alex Carrier.

As the Jets come right back downhill.

And Kyle Conner gets a one-timer from the circle, completely uncovered, and it's 4-3.

And then Alex Carrier takes a tripping penalty with 35 seconds on the clock.

And they got Stuart Skinner back out of the net, immediately off the draw.

It's right back to a completely uncovered Kyle Conner, who makes it 4-4.

And frankly, the refs could have called an earlier penalty or two, as Dan and Landon illustrated on the broadcast, that the Habs got away with a couple of plays in behind the net for the Montreal Canadiens.

In behind, they could have been called Ultimately, after an icing penalty, the Montreal Canadiens in the Alexander Carrier gets called for tripping Cole Perfetti with 35 seconds to go after the Habs were forced to ice the puck.

So the Jets get a power play.

And it's a six-on-four power play as they have the – so they've pulled the goalie.

Montreal with the 23.

Caden Gooley had five, and Alexander Carrier, who took that costly penalty late in the game, had four for Montreal.

Mark Shifley and Kyle Conner led the way.

Normally it's defensemen.

On the subject of UFAs, the Canadiens have, I think, six at this point.

I'm curious, at what point does that become more of a talking point for management to kind of address? And the three guys that I look at, personally speaking, someone like Alex Carrier, Phil Deneau, Josh Anderson, those are the big three for me.

What's the timeline for a player, Mark, in terms of, hey, what's going on here between me and the team?

Yeah, well, there's no Kucherov situation here with lack of respect or communication, so there's that.

On the subject of UFAs, the Canadians have, I think, six at this point.

I'm curious, at what point does that become more of a talking point for management to kind of address? And the three guys that I look at, personally speaking, someone like Alex Carrier, Phil Deneau, Josh Anderson, those are the big three for me.

What's the timeline for a player, Mark, in terms of, hey, what's going on here between me and the team?

Yeah, well, there's no Kucherov situation here with lack of respect or communication, so there's that.