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TAMPA – For hockey fans, there’s no better time of year than the Stanley Cup Playoffs—and for the players, it’s no different.

Cole Caufield, who was on the ice for all three of Montreal’s power play goals in their 4-3 Game 1 win, has already shown a flair for the postseason across his two previous appearances and continues to soak in the moment in 2026.

“It’s fun. Obviously, you play for times like these and there’s nothing better, so we’re just going to up the intensity and keep this thing going,” said this season’s 50-goal scorer.

Caufield was one of 26 players who took the ice at Benchmark International Arena on Monday for a short practice.

Jake Evans spoke on Monday about the Habs’ penalty kill in Game 1. Despite allowing two goals on five attempts, the veteran forward was pleased with how things played out.

“We believe in our system, we believe in each other, and if we do that and stick to what we did last game, it’ll look good for us,” he said.

Game 2 is set for Tuesday night at 7:00 p.m.

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